Egypt sentences 5 drug mules to death

Cairo — An Egyptian court official says five foreigners, including a British sailor, have been sentenced to death after being convicted

Four killed as planes collide mid-air

ARIZONA — Two small planes from Phoenix-area flight schools collided in midair and crashed in the Arizona desert north of the city on Friday,

Severe cold claims 4 in Western Cape

Cape Town — At least four people have died in the Western Cape due to severe cold and wet weather since Friday last week, provincial disaster officials

Group declares self-governing for east Libya

Tripoli — The leader of a political group in Libya’s oil-rich Cyrenaica province declared it a self-governing region in a speech on Saturday, evidence of growing

Barmaid still pulling beers at 91

Sydney — Sydney’s oldest barmaid Lil Miles has never been a drinker, but after four decades on the job at her family’s Bells Hotel in the Australian city’s Woolloomooloo suburb,

China slaughterhouse fire kills 119

CHANGCHUN — The death toll from a fire at a poultry slaughterhouse in northeast China’s Jilin Province has risen to 119 as yesterday afternoon, the rescue commanding

Now to the candidates . . .

Albert Nhamoyebonde
FINALLY, the elections are coming in the wake of the Constitutional Court judgement last week, that they be called and held by July 31. What is at stake now is the choice of candidates to compete at

When MDC formations abandoned workers

Panganai Kahuni
WITH poll surveys pointing to a catastrophic humiliation for the MDC formations in the forthcoming harmonised national elections ZCTU added salt to the injury. ZCTU secretary general Japhet Moyo

Community Trusts: Weaving an indigenous economic, political fabric

Rangu Nyamurundura
COMMUNITY Share Ownership Trusts, their resource mobilisation capacity, are our most effective answer against a foreign regime change and political subjugation agenda long pursued here; more

Japan courts Africa with US$32 billion package

Rangarirai Shoko in YOKOHAMA, Japan
JAPAN launched a strong diplomatic charm offensive in Africa on Saturday, unveiling a US$32 billion aid package for the continent for the next five years as Tokyo seeks

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