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Britain is on its way to getting its second female prime minister, after Tory members of parliament narrowed the race for leadership of the country’s ruling Conservative party.
Roadblocks demo taxi operators nabbed
Sukulwenkosi Dube, Plumtree Correspondent SEVEN Plumtree taxi operators have appeared in court following their arrest on Wednesday for allegedly trying to stage a demonstration against police roadblocks.
The Importance of plant-based diet
Health Matters with Trust Marandure THE critical importance to health of a whole foods diet cannot be overstated. Most naturopathic physicians utilise certain principles to help educate and inspire their…
Man divorces wife of 45 years
Sukulwenkosi Dube, Plumtree Correspondent A MAN from Mangwe has decided to end his marriage of 45 years, saying he no longer loves his wife.
Man acquitted of killing granny
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter A MAN from Plumtree who was accused of storming his 65-year-old grandmother’s hut and axing her to death before torching the woman’s grass thatched rondavel,…
Welshman courts Tsvangirai
Nduduzo Tshuma, Political Editor EMBATTLED MDC leader Professor Welshman Ncube has staged a spectacular about turn and is cosying up to his MDC-T counterpart, Morgan Tsvangirai, whom he vowed never…
North Korea: US sanctions a ‘declaration of war’
North Korea has promised a tough response to what it deemed a “declaration of war” by the United States, after Washington blacklisted the country’s leader Kim Jong-un for the first…
Indian PM kicks off 4-nation African visit
Maputo – India’s prime minister has kicked off a four-nation African tour on a continent where China’s presence has been strong, including countries that haven’t been visited by an Indian…
‘End impunity for attacks on albinos’
Strasbourg – The European Parliament called on Thursday on African countries to end the impunity that surrounds the killing and persecution of albinos, especially in Malawi.
BCC fined for negligence
Thandeka Moyo, Court Reporter THE Bulawayo City Council has been fined $600 for negligence after a pupil was electrocuted at a tower light while playing football.