Munyaradzi Mugowo, Staff Reporter

Telecommunications Consultancy India Limited, a government-owned telecommunication operator and India’s largest, has floated a tender for a project to extent the country’s Pan-African E-networking programme on e-education and telemedicine to Zimbabwe.

Clemence Manyukwe, Senior Political Reporter

FOR a nation that has experienced serious political tensions and upheaval, the mission statement of the country’s newest opposition party launched last week by former finance minister, Simba Makoni, sounds like that of any other party out to gain support.

Njabulo Ncube, Political Editor

“OUR Country, Our Input, Our Constitution.” These were the words emblazoned on bags and T-shirts handed out to about 2 000 people who thronged the Harare Interna-tional Conference Centre on Friday and Saturday to attend a civil society indaba convened to discuss the controversy-ridden constitution-making process.

Munyaradzi Mugowo, Staff Reporter

THE unaudited financial report of the inclusive government to the citizens of Zimbabwe for the half year ended June 30, 2009 is as follows:

Philip Mataranyika

WHEN I die, I want to go to heaven. I am sure I am not the only one who wishes to go to heaven.
I have been told though that the alternative is hell and in hell there is an endless fire. Now I don’t know about you, I…

David Govere

THE post hyperinflation period is like the scenario after a major earthquake or volcano. Whether you like to call it disinflation, deflation or stagflation, everything becomes calm, stable, slow and at times still. It is usually a time to go back to the drawing board, to craft the new…

Philip Mataranyika THE name “coffin” derives from the Greek word cophínos, meaning a container. The modern Italian word cofano, meaning a strong box or the boot of a car, has its roots in Latin and is a cognitive word. In Medieval times Europe, the name was an occupational one and…

Austin Chakaodza

ZIMBABWE is going to have a new national constitution sooner or later. However, it is necessary to pose some relevant questions as to what kind of constitution should the country adopt in readiness for the next general elections and beyond.

Tendai Dumbutshena

IF THE Southern African Develop-ment Community (SADC) does not want the inclusive government in Zimbabwe to fail, it must actively intervene to ensure full compliance with the Global Political Agreement (GPA).

Clemence Manyukwe, Senior Political Reporter

FUNGAI Ruzvidzo, a tuberculosis patient, braves the winter morning chill as he patiently waits to receive free treatment at a makeshift health centre at Harare’s Whitecliff suburb.