adminZimbabwean writer wins Caine Prize
Entertainment Reporter
One of Zimbabwe’s finest writers, NoViolet Bulawayo, has won the 2011 Caine Prize for African Writing. Bulawayo, who has
The strange silencing of liberal America
By John Pilger
HOW does political censorship work in liberal societies? When my film, “Year Zero: The Silent Death of Cambodia”, was
Indian industrial output slow
NEW DELHI.
India’s annual industrial output growth slowed unexpectedly in May, data showed yesterday, in a further sign Asia’s third-largest
Singh criticised over cabinet reshuffle
NEW DELHI.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh came under renewed fire after he failed yesterday to make sweeping changes to his
German police nab runaway jumbos
BERLIN.
Two runaway circus elephants in Germany surprised passersby and police by showing up at a bus stop during a brief bid for
Oil demand to grow slower: OPEC
LONDON.
World oil demand is likely to grow more slowly in 2012 because of a fragile global economy and deepening decline in
France, Libya in official talks
PARIS.
French and Libyan officials talked up yesterday the chances of negotiating Muammar Gaddafi’s withdrawal from po-wer and
Tsvangirai: To think or not think before speaking
ONE telling public stance which has characteristically come to define Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s totally
Harare keen to adopt Namibian model
Municipal Reporter
HARARE City council is keen on adopting a housing model copied from Namibia, which puts emphasis on densification as
Govt redraws boundaries
Municipal Reporter
Government is redrawing boundaries to demarcate Zimbabwe’s chiefdoms following raging wars between and among different