Mliswa remanded in custody for assault
Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi BureauBUSINESSMAN Temba Mliswa yesterday appeared before a Chinhoyi magistrate together with
BRICS rich: Gordhan
PRETORIA. – BRICS emerging nations could pool their vast holdings of foreign currency to prop each other up in times of hardship, South Africa’s finance minister said yesterday. Pravin Gordhan said members could use theClegg admits mistakes
LONDON. – British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg admitted yesterday that “very serious mistakes” were made over a sex scandal which has rocked his Liberal Democrat party ahead of a crucial by-election. Clegg repeated his insistenceMobile money popular
NAIROBI. – Africa and Asia are leading a global boom in the use of “mobile money” as millions turn to their mobile phones instead of coughing up cash or handing over credit cards. In 2012, more than 30 million people were activelyColtart bars teachers from referendum
EDUCATION, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister David Coltart has barred
UN aims for peace, stability
UNITED NATIONS. – Mediating, strengthening governance and creating jobs were some of the UN objectives highlighted by UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday to ensure that people living in conflict areas or in countriesBanda to monitor Kenyan polls
NAIROBI. – The Carter Centre announced yesterday that former Zambian President Rupiah Banda and the Centre’s Vice President for Peace Programmes John Stremlau will co-lead the Centre’s 60-person delegationMoscow won’t apologise to US
MOSCOW. — Moscow will not apologise to the United States over the situation around a three-year-old Russian child who died in a US foster family, a senior diplomat said yesterday. “I don’t understand what apology in the given context oneUpdate:Sheikh Saud returns home
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Ruler of Ras Al Khaimah and member of the Supreme Council of the United Arab Emirates Sheikh Saud Bin Al Saqr Qasimi




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