adminDying driver steers bus to safety
Family and friends have paid tribute to a bus driver who managed to steer his coach to safety as he was dying after suffering a heart attack.Bill Craven (74) drove his 60-seater holiday coach to the side of the road after falling ill and clipping a lamppost on the A1 motorway near Gateshead.
Elvis’ soiled pants at auction, fail to sell . . . but his Bible fetches £59 000
In his hip-swivelling heyday, millions of women went weak at the knees at the mere thought of Elvis Presley’s pants. Alas, it seems the reality proved a disappointment at auction in Manchester last week, when a soiled pair of the King’s undergarments shockingly failed to snare a buyer. The lightGreece: Bankers’ dictatorship
Stefan SteinbergDetails revealed this week of a letter to the Greek Labour Ministry by the so-called troika — the International Monetary Fund, European Commission, and the European Central Bank — make clear that the European working class stand at the crossroads. The financial elite is calling
The day Uncle sam created his own Pearl Harbour
Andrew Gavin MarshallFor several years prior to the events of 9/11, top American strategists had been acknowledging the necessity of what they oft-termed a “new Pearl Harbour”, a momentous attack upon America itself, in order to mobilise the American populace for a new global war of domination. As Zbigniew
The power of personal prophecy
Pastor Takura RukwatiJehovah God has so many thoughts and number of words for individuals, societies and even nations. These words and thoughts are so numerous to such an extend that no libraries of this world would provide enough storage of such books if they were to be written. In the book of Psalm 40:5,
Youths castigate Copac draft
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Youths representatives in various sectors say the Copac draft constitution failed to capture issues that affect the young generation.
Duping voters mantra for MDCs
Panganai KahuniIt is dangerous, as it is unethical, for one to employ strategies that aim at hood-winking voters. It is important for politicians to consider the primacy of ethics over politics in order for them to respect the promises they make to the electorate and regard the electorate’s developmental
Editorial Comment: PSL/SuperSport broadcast deal requires paradigm shift
The arrival of SuperSport International, as the broadcast rights partner of the Premier Soccer League, and the Warriors’ sensational 3-1 victory over Angola in the first leg of their 2013 Nations Cup qualifier, should both mark the beginning of a new era in Zimbabwean football. We are excited that the domestic Premiership has now joined fellow top-flight leagues in South Africa, Zambia, Angola, Uganda and Kenya who have tiedAfrica must take cue from Zim
Prof Mugu wa Mutika
Zimbabwe is a tiny country in Southern Africa in terms of land size, but when it comes to international stamina, Zimbabwe is a huge country whose leader, strongman Robert Mugabe, has fought left, right and centre for the protection of the rights of the black majority. For Africa to be able to
Pre-paid meters free, says Zesa
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Residents should not pay anything to Zesa technicians installing new prepaid meter in their houses, Energy and Power