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- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Extraordinary brain: Woman’s missing cerebellum went unnoticed for 24 years
Doctors in China were surprised to find that a young woman who had lived a normal life for more than two decades was actually missing an important part of her…
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Lesotho deadlock prompts fresh crisis summit
Maseru – Lesotho’s deadlocked political parties failed to meet a Friday deadline for a fresh peace deal, prompting South Africa to call an emergency meeting of regional leaders.
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Conflicts may amount to ‘third war’, says Pope
Pope Francis has said the spate of conflicts around the globe today were effectively a “piecemeal” Third World War, condemning the arms trade and “plotters of terrorism” sowing death and…
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Reeva Steenkamp’s parents ‘shocked’ at Pistorius verdict
Johannesburg — The parents of Reeva Steenkamp, who was shot and killed by Oscar Pistorius, reacted on Friday with shock and disbelief at a judge’s decision to acquit the star…
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Ebola hospital workers walk out over pay
Local workers have gone on strike in an overcrowded Ebola ward at a major district hospital in Sierra Leone’s disease-stricken east over claims the government is failing to pay them.
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Iran accuses US of violating sovereignty in anti-IS fight
Tehran — The secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council accused the United States yesterday of violating the sovereignty of nations on the “pretext of fighting terrorism” in Iraq and…
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Midlands minerals blessing turns to curse
Feature THE Midlands Province is endowed with a plethora of mineral resources, perhaps the highest number of minerals any province in the country can boast of, thus earning itself the…
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Editorial Comment: Zim’s love for imports could delay recovery
Zimbabweans’ appetite for things foreign shows no sign of receding. The tough economic conditions that blighted our industry’s chances of sustainable production largely due to economic sanctions imposed by the…
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Ndebele ban in Binga a complex matter: Dokora
AS debate over a Binga Rural District Council resolution to ban the teaching of Ndebele rages on, indigenous languages associations have blasted Government for trying to stifle the preservation of…
- SundayNews
- September 14, 2014
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Drunk hubby murders wife
Thulani Ndlovu A DRUNK man struck his wife several times on the head and body using an axe and a knobkerrie until she died after he found her having sexual…