Man discovers he’s actually a woman

A man who went to hospital with a kidney stone was left stunned when his ultrasound revealed that he was actually a woman. Steve Crecelius, who is a photographer from Denver, Colorado, was born with both male and female traits but has been repressing his feminine side for a long time. But after an

China to be largest consumer market in 2015

BEIJING — China’s Commerce Minister Chen Deming said yesterday that China is expected to become the world’s largest consumer market in 2015. The volume of consumer retail sales will surpass US$5 trillion in 2015 amid an accelerated urbanisation rate and the rise of people’s incomes, Chen said at the

Muripo wins in South Africa

Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
FORMER karate world champion, Samson Muripo, proved to be a force to reckon with when he won the Open weight category at the Southern Africa Kyokushin Union Karate championships on Saturday in

Charamba ready for Marange Resources Pro-Am

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
TONGOONA Charamba believes he is ready to strike at the Marange Resources Pro-Am at Hillside in Mutare this week. Charamba leaves for the Eastern border town this morning to prepare for the big golf

Conquer the boardroom, bedroom

Tendai Hildegarde Manzvanzvike
“HOW dare you! Who do you think you are? Look at yourself. You call yourself a man? You . . . ”
Before Lindiwe completed the sentence, Liberty slapped her so hard, and went after her with the

Review of the pretty, the ugly

Stephen Mpofu
The occasion is auspicious, the calendar date that cradles it universal. Bromides are reversed between newsmakers and watchdogs in a review parade of the prettier of the two sides. On May 3,

Time to get back to the top

Takura Rukwati
Are you ready to follow God into the best of your life no matter what the media and the so-called preachers who intimidate you into not believing the Gospel of Prosperity say? Are you ready to

Bomb rips Nairobi central

NAIROBI — A blast ripped through shops in central Nairobi yesterday, wounding dozens in what the prime minister called a “terrorist” attack despite initial police reports of an accidental cause. Speaking at the charred and wrecked small shopping complex in Nairobi’s commercial heart, Raila Odinga

Blair not making apologies for courting Murdoch

LONDON — Former British prime minister Tony Blair told a press ethics inquiry yesterday he made no apologies for courting Rupert Murdoch’s newspapers, in evidence disrupted by a protester calling him a ‘war criminal’. A middle-aged man burst into the courtroom where the Leveson Inquiry is held and

Syrian massacre tests Annan plan

UNITED NATIONS — The massacre of more than 100 people in a Syrian village could be a watershed for President Bashar al-Assad and UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan, with the latter’s credibility at stake, diplomats said. Annan started his second visit to Damascus yesterday struggling to keep a

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