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Israel-Gaza border violence worst since 2014
GAZA/JERUSALEM – Israel launched more air strikes on Gaza on Tuesday as Palestinians kept up rocket fire on Israeli territory, in the worst surge of violence since a 2014 war.…
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10 die as arsonist traps students in boarding school dormitory
An alleged arson attack on a boys’ boarding school dormitory in southern Uganda has left at least 10 people dead and dozens more injured. Reports suggest the fire began early…
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California wildfire kills 42
Thirteen more bodies have been recovered in California, bringing the death toll in the US state’s deadliest wildfire to 42, officials say. The remains were found in and around the…
adminUS quartet on debut project
Having been in the diaspora for the last four years seeking greener pastures, a group of young Zimbabwean musicians have teamed up to form a gospel group ‘Closer’.
Rio Zim resumes operations
ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange-listed miner RioZim has resumed operations at three of its gold mines after reaching an agreement with Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) over foreign currency allocation.
President Xi calls for confidence, resolve in reform, opening-up
BEIJING. — President Xi Jinping on Tuesday called for efforts to boost Chinese people’s confidence and determination to follow the Party along the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics and the path of reform and opening-up.
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Khashoggi killing: ‘Tell your boss deed is done’
Saudi officials denied Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had any knowledge of Khashoggi’s killing. – Bandar Algaloud via Reuters
The international reputation of Myanmar’s civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi as a rights icon is in pieces. – AFP
YANGON. – Myanmar authorities and citizens leapt to the defence of Aung San Suu Kyi Tuesday after Amnesty International stripped her of its top award over indifference to atrocities committed against Rohingya Muslims, doubling down on support for the civilian leader in the face of
12 artists in HIV awareness song
As the fight against HIV and AIDS continues, Jibilika Dance Trust has coordinated 12 artists from different genres to feature in a song that raises awareness on the pandemic.