June 2011 – Page 120

By Stanley Mutoya
recent exploits by Ngonidzashe Makusha in the field of athletics where he recorded an incredible 9.89 seconds in

ADEN.
At least 12 militants and four soldiers were killed in two clashes yesterday in southern Yemen, where Islamists and

MOGADISHU.
Somalia’s prime minister said he had resigned yesterday, paving the way for the formation of a new government

KHARTOUM.
Satellite images taken on Friday showed northern Sudanese military vehicles including heavy transports and artillery

LUSAKA.
Zambia’s second president, Frederick Chiluba, who died on Saturday will be given a state funeral, the cabinet said

KOLKATA.
Ten people died and 33 fishing boats went missing on Friday during monsoon storms in eastern India which flattened

TRIPOLI.
Libyan officials said yesterday a NATO strike had hit a civilian house in the capital and killed several residents, an

By Daniel Nemukuyu
as Zimbabwe is highly respected for valuing education as a fundamental right for every child, the policy

By Petros Kausiyo
MODEST South African outfit Black Leopards were still over the moon yesterday, a day after veteran Zimbabwe

FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti, who has repeatedly claimed that Government has no money to award civil servants