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Obi Egbuna Jnr Simunye When we reflect on our days as children and the games we used to play, in most cases hide and seek appears to rank extremely high…
ED, Zanu-PF have absolutely nothing to hide
Obi Egbuna Jnr Simunye When we reflect on our days as children and the games we used to play, in most cases hide and seek appears to rank extremely high…
ED, Zanu-PF have absolutely nothing to hide
Obi Egbuna Jnr Simunye When we reflect on our days as children and the games we used to play, in most cases hide and seek appears to rank extremely high…
5,43m voters registered by April -Chigumba
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) yesterday said it had registered 5,43 million voters by April and has since established a centre where Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) data is securely stored. In a statement on Wednesday, ZEC chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba said access to the data centre was restricted.
5,43m voters registered by April -Chigumba
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) yesterday said it had registered 5,43 million voters by April and has since established a centre where Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) data is securely stored. In a statement on Wednesday, ZEC chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba said access to the data centre was restricted.
Why Israel’s bombing of Syria may backfire
It is likely that Israel launched the missile attack in Syria that killed at least 26 pro-government fighters, many of them Iranians, late on Sunday night. The targets included a ground-to-ground missile depot that exploded with the seismic impact of a small earthquake.
Why Israel’s bombing of Syria may backfire
It is likely that Israel launched the missile attack in Syria that killed at least 26 pro-government fighters, many of them Iranians, late on Sunday night. The targets included a ground-to-ground missile depot that exploded with the seismic impact of a small earthquake.
Why Israel’s bombing of Syria may backfire
It is likely that Israel launched the missile attack in Syria that killed at least 26 pro-government fighters, many of them Iranians, late on Sunday night. The targets included a ground-to-ground missile depot that exploded with the seismic impact of a small earthquake.
Why Israel’s bombing of Syria may backfire
It is likely that Israel launched the missile attack in Syria that killed at least 26 pro-government fighters, many of them Iranians, late on Sunday night. The targets included a ground-to-ground missile depot that exploded with the seismic impact of a small earthquake.
Why Israel’s bombing of Syria may backfire
It is likely that Israel launched the missile attack in Syria that killed at least 26 pro-government fighters, many of them Iranians, late on Sunday night. The targets included a ground-to-ground missile depot that exploded with the seismic impact of a small earthquake.