South Korean ex-presidential official charged for receiving bribes
SEOUL. – A former senior South Korean presidential spokesman was yesterday charged with receiving bribes from a troubled
UNSC to reduce Blue Helmets in Haiti
UNITED NATIONS. – The United Nations Security Council decided a partial reduction of the military and police forces of the UN
China, EU trade at US$49,4 b
BEIJING. – Trade between China and the European Union totalled 35,6 US$49,4 billion in July, allowing China to overtake the
Liberia tense as opposition cries foul in presidential vote
MONROVIA. – Liberian incumbent Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s party vowed yesterday that she will contest a run-off presidential vote
No primaries for Putin
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Role of youths in our society
Fathers in any country or any social setting are a symbol of wisdom, maturity and experience, and are the link to our past, the
Mbeki might not be the main man
Africa is at its worst crossroad following the West’s determination to recolonise our continent as a cheap source of raw
Welcome home SA deportees, time to rebuild Zim
THE deportation of illegal Zimbabwean immigrants by the South African government, though traumatising to the deportees,
Let’s embrace indigenisation
Garikai Chengu
The brave men and women who fought and died for Zimbabwe did so not only to establish a free democracy, but also to
Women on boards: Men share their opinions
Gertrude Takawira
The value of placing human beings in contact with persons different from themselves, and with fashions of thought and


