Iran, world powers resume expert level nuclear talks
IRAN resumed technical talks with world powers in Geneva yesterday, a vital step in implementing a nuclear deal signed last month which suspends key elements of Tehran’s nuclear programme in…
Saudi Arabia pledges $3bn to Lebanese army
SAUDI Arabia has pledged $3bn for the Lebanese army, Lebanese President Michel Suleiman announced, calling it the largest grant ever given to the country’s armed forces. The pledge comes just…
Second deadly attack hits Russia’s Volgograd
AT least 14 people have been killed and 28 wounded in a suicide bomb attack on a packed trolley-bus in Volgograd, according to a Russian Health Ministry spokesman. The city…
Congolese army regains control of capital
SECURITY forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo have killed gunmen who opened fire on sites across the capital Kinshasa. Armed men attacked Kinshasa airport and the state television station…
Protesters in deadly clash with Iraqi police
SEVERAL people have been killed in fighting that broke out when Iraqi police moved to dismantle a Sunni Muslim protest camp in Anbar province, according to police and medical sources.…
Afghanistan rejects grim US intelligence forecast as baseless
AFGHANISTAN yesterday rejected as baseless a US intelligence forecast that the gains the United States and allies have made in the past three years will be significantly rolled back by…
ZSE demutualisation expected in first quarter
Acting Business Editor THE demutualisation of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is expected to be completed in the first quarter of next year following the recent appointment of technical advisors…
National Tyre Services profits dip
Tyre manufacturer, National Tyre Services (NTS) has recorded a drop in net profit to $351,000 in its half year ending September 31, 2013 from $479,000 in the prior period due…
San community lifestyle changes
Msilisi Dube Historians assert that they were the first people to occupy much of southern Africa yet they have lived as aliens in their own land. In the last century,…
ZUJ condemns attack on Chronicle offices
Chronicle Correspondent THE Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (Zuj) has condemned the attack on Chronicle and Sunday News offices and called on the police to investigate the matter and bring the…







