Reform schools for murderous teenagers

Leonard Ncube Court Reporter TWO teenagers that accidentally killed their neighbour were yesterday sentenced to a wholly suspended five years imprisonment. The teenagers aged 15 and 16, both from Bulawayo’s…

Magistrate hits out at pupils

Sukulwenkosi Dube Plumtree Correspondent SCHOOL pupils, who for fun stole goods worth $23, were yesterday warned against the dangers of choosing crime as a career. Sentencing two boys aged 15…

Chronicle loses $12,000 to newspaper vendor

Victoria Falls Reporter A VICTORIA Falls based Chronicle vendor has been arrested for defrauding the company of more than $12,000 he failed to remit from newspaper sales in the resort…

Niger calls for international intervention in Libya

Paris — Niger yesterday called for Western intervention to eradicate a growing threat from Islamist fighters who have established bases in southern Libya since the 2011 overthrow of Colonel Muammar…

Kenyatta case has ‘collapsed’, defence tells ICC

The Hague — Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta’s defence team said yesterday his crimes against humanity case before the International Criminal Court “has collapsed”, as judges considered dropping the high-profile trial.…

Archbishops ‘clash over gay unions’

Cape Town — A Kenyan Anglican head has reportedly opposed calls made by his Britain colleagues to recognise gay unions, saying “this would impact negatively on society”. Archbishops of Canterbury…

UN condemns Vatican child abuse cover up

The UN has rejected the Vatican’s argument that it can not implement a children’s rights convention beyond its walls, saying the church has “placed the reputation of the church and…

US condemns Syria barrel bomb raids

US Secretary of State John Kerry has hit out at the “brutality” of the Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad for its sustained barrel bomb campaign. In a written statement…

Ukraine protesters urge army neutrality

Kiev — Ukraine’s anti-government protesters have gathered at the country’s Ministry of Defence in Kiev, calling on the army not to intervene as the opposition and the ruling party seek…

Fatal new bird flu strain worries scientists

A new strain of the bird flu virus has proven fatal for the first time after it jumped from birds to humans and is worrying scientists. The latest strain, previously…

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