adminStorm batters Britain
LONDON. — Torrential rain and gale force winds battered northern Britain yesterday, cutting power to thousands of homes and forcing some to evacuate flooded streets in the third major storm…
Ranieri on title race
LEICESTER. — Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri has underscored the unpredictable nature of the English Premier League this soccer season, stating that it seemed as if “nobody wants to win…
Germany registers 1 million migrants
Berlin. — Germany will have registered just over a million migrants by the end of the year, a regional newspaper said on Wednesday, roughly in line with the latest predictions…
Year ender: China acts up to its new vision for a better world
Correspondent Starting this October, visitors to the famed Palais des Nations, home of the United Nations Office of Geneva (UNOG), could see a new landmark titled “Rebirth,” a sculpture composed…
Tata to focus on agri-business in Africa
MUMBAI. – Tata International Ltd, the trading and distribution arm of Tata Group, is focusing on the agri commodities segment to grow its business in Africa after achieving a significant…
Trends in agric, lessons
Charles Dhewa Review Correspondent While the World Bank Doing Business Index and competitiveness issues monopolised policy discourse in 2015, big international corporations have quietly consolidated their position in Zimbabwe’s hybrid…
Battle lines drawn
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Battle lines have been drawn as several musicians fight for top honours on tonight’s prestigious Radio Zimbabwe Top 50 and the Television Video of the Year…
Job seekers fall prey to scam
NAIROBI — About 100 people were on Monday duped into travelling to a non-existent office in Nairobi for “job interviews”. The young smartly dressed and eager job seekers had been told…
When SA’s media tossed ethics out of the window
Jackson Mthembu Correspondent An even casual perusal of local and (interestingly) international coverage of South Africa (recently) — particularly on the so-called #ZumaMustFall campaign, and you’d be forgiven for thinking the…
Wenger on positives
LONDON. — Arsene Wenger claims he has seen his side grow both mentally and physically over the last 12 months – but is refusing to make any predictions about 2016.