Bobby angry over Bobbi’s engagement

BOBBI KRISTINA maybe happy about her engagement but her father Bobby Brown is far from thrilled.
The R&B singer was asked by a TMZ photographer how he felt about the engagement.

Atletico Madrid dangle £17,5m for cazorla

LONDON. — Spanish soccer side Atletico Madrid have launched an ambitious £17,5 million move for Arsenal star Santi Cazorla.
The club’s chief executive Miguel Angel Gil Marin was in London on Tuesday night trying to persuade Arsenal to part with the 28-year-old midfielder.

Comment: Time MDC-T joined march to polls

WE salute the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission that had to contend with seemingly insurmountable odds to conduct special voting on Monday and Sunday.
We salute them even more for maintaining their wits in the face of unwarranted

Mandela celebrates 95th birthday in hospital

JOHANNESBURG. – Nelson Mandela is set to spend his 95th birthday in hospital today, but across the world admirers hope to honour their icon’s legacy through millions of acts of kindness. In Mandela’s native South Africa, biker gangs will clean streets, volunteers will paint schools and politicians will spend 67 minutes on worthy projects in a tidal wave of

Women, Christians sworn in in Egypt’s new Cabinet

Cairo.  – Egypt’s interim leader swore in a Cabinet on Tuesday that included women and Christians but no Islamists as the military-backed administration moved swiftly to formalise the new political order and present a more liberal face that is markedly at odds with the deposed president and his supporters. The changes came at a time of deep

Strides in China’s nuclear power tech research

BEIJING. – China has made great strides in the technological research into the control rod drive mechanism, a key piece of equipment for nuclear power plants, according to a ministry statement issued yesterday. The Ministry of Science and Technology made the announcement in a brief statement, citing progress made in a government-funded

Editorial Comment: Deal with the log in your eye first, Uncle Sam, leave the twig in ours

THE government of the United States of America is at it again, playing the emperor in our internal affairs. As we report elsewhere in this issue, on Tuesday US State Department spokesperson Patrick Ventrill said the Obama administration was “deeply concerned about the lack of transparency in electoral preparations, the continued partisan

Add Trayvon to the list and keep on fighting

Obi Egbuna Jnr
WHEN Africans at home and abroad reflect  on  numerous lessons that are the cornerstone of our positive value system, the entire world, including our former colonial and slave masters, have come to respect  the manner in which we maintain our dignity and  resolve in the midst of a tragedy. What is most uplifting about this particular attribute

Child labour key human rights issue

Wenceslaus Murape
In 2008, the International Labour Organisation adopted the Declaration on Social Justice for a fair Globalisation, which recognises the particular significance of the fundamental rights, including the effective abolition of child labour. For over a decade, child labour has been recognised as a key issue of human rights at work together with freedom of

Warriors reach Cosafa final

Petros Kausiyo in NDOLA, Zambia
Zimbabwe………………. (2 ) 2
Lesotho…………………. (1) 1

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