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Botswana to host elephant summit
GABORONE. – Botswana will this month host two international meetings on elephant poaching and the illegal wildlife trade in Africa, Environment and Tourism Minister Tshekedi Khama said yesterday. Khama said the…
Crop destruction angers Mabvuku residents
Andrew Chimedza Herald Reporter Mabvuku residents are up in arms with Kugarika Kushinga Housing Co-operative, which they accuse of destroying their maize crop on a wetland which has sustained their livelihoods…
Where is our own Django?
Knowledge Mushohwe Art Zone Late last year, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg and Dan Sterling combined their acting, directing and screenplay talents to produce the now controversial movie, The Interview. The film,…
Maguta: Memories of plenty
Sekai Nzenza On Wednesday “We are looking for food because our fields got burnt by the sun,” said the young mother sitting cross-legged in our village courtyard. She was accompanied by…
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Zimbabwe volleyball giants Support Unit to record their first win
Zimbabwe volleyball giants Support Unit will look to record their first win in the Men’s Africa Club Championship when they take on Uganda’s KAVC in a Pool D match at…
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Thin film solar power expected to be new driver for CHINESE economy
By Zhang Ye China can build portable new energy into an industry with global comparative edges as a means to boost growth and reduce pollution, the head of a Chinese…
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China confident of meeting 6% annual trade growth target
By Song Shengxia China is confident of meeting its annual foreign trade growth target of 6 percent in 2015 despite the persisting weak growth in global demand, the country’s commerce…
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China aims to create E-commerce regulating law
By Li Qiaoyi China is pushing forward efforts to institute a law to regulate the country’s booming e-commerce sector, the head of the country’s commerce regulator said on Monday.
LATEST: Angry crowd mobs Flabba-accused’s hearing
JOHANNESBURG – Reports say an angry crowd has mobbed relatives of Flabba murder-accused Sindisiwe Precious Manqele outside the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday.