adminNewly-promoted Auckland FC ready for Marange
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports ReporterAUCKLAND Football Club are ready for the challenge in the Marange National Women’s Soccer League following their promotion from the Northern Region Division One. The Bindura-based side became the
Man arrested over bizarre hacking campaign
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JOHANNESBURG — South Africa’s Vice President Kgalema Motlanthe will lead a stakeholder dialogue among government, farmers and farm workers in the Western Cape Province to gather agriculture sectorRussia to enhance ‘soft power’ in international relations
MOSCOW — Russia should enhance its “soft power” in international affairs to supplement the traditional diplomacy, President Vladimir Putin said yesterday. “Obviously, the time of the classical diplomacy has
Mali: How AU lost the plot
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As the French led military operation in Mali codenamed Operation Serval gains much momentum in the wake of recent victories against the Tuareg rebellion in the area known as Azawad, concern
The school of the supernatural
Takura RukwatiThe topic of miracles or signs and wonders is a staple conversation these days in Zimbabwe. Let me add my voice to this discussion drawing inspiration from the illumination of scriptures that attempt to
Editorial Comment: Hoey’s motion opens old wounds
That British Labour MP Kate Hoey has tabled a motion in the British parliament condemning the downing in September 1978 of Air Rhodesia Viscount RH827 by Zipra, the other arm of Zimbabwe’sAfrica and India: A shared past, a common future
Donald KaberukaIn the dying days of the immediate post-war period, India led the way in the fight for decolonisation. Much of Africa followed suit a decade later. It is no exaggeration to say that India’s struggle for