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Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter Zimbabwe is expected to host the Tobacco Investments and Promotion Conference aimed at improving market prospects for players in the tobacco industry and scaling up their…
Africa puzzled after Tillerson visit hits dramatic end
The first official visit to Africa by Rex Tillerson as top US diplomat ended unexpectedly with him being fired by US President Donald Trump, leaving Africa perplexed and dubious of the sincerity of US diplomacy.
Band of brothers driving Scots
CHRIS and Tom Sole are following in the footsteps of their father David, who led Scotland’s rugby union team to the country’s most famous victory. The 1990 Grand Slam rugby…
Haulage trucks avoid city weighbridge
Haulage truck drivers have turned Dawson Street in the low-density suburb of Yeovil in Mutare into an escape route, as they avoid a weighbridge where cargo trucks are checked for compliance.
Australia considers emergency visas for white SA farmers
South Africa’s foreign ministry has fired back against an Australian proposal to grant emergency visas to white South African farmers, after a leading Australian politician said the group needed protection in a “civilised country.”
Man sodomises schoolboy (9)
A 37-year-old man has been jailed for 25 years after he was found guilty of sodomising a nine-year-old boy and forcing him to suck his manhood in full view of his younger sister.
UAE offers $1.4bn in aid to Sudan: state media
The United Arab Emirates has offered $1.4 billion to Sudan’s central bank to help Khartoum tackle an acute foreign exchange crisis, the official Sudanese news agency reported Tuesday.
Palestine, UN launch $539 mln appeal to aid Palestinians
The Palestinian government and the United Nations launched on Wednesday a $539.7 million appeal to address the urgent humanitarian needs of 1.9 million Palestinians in the occupied Palestinian territory in 2018.
Driver dies in ‘seatbelt crash’
A Mutare woman’s attempt to fasten her seatbelt while driving ended in tragedy after she lost control of the vehicle which veered off the road and overturned, killing her on the spot.
Pests destroy a third of Mozambique crops
Pests and disease sweeping through Mozambique have destroyed at least a third of the country’s agricultural crops over the past 11 months, a government spokeswoman said.