adminYemeni opposition in truce with State
SANAA.
Yemeni opposition tribal chief Sheikh Sadiq al-Ahmar said yesterday that there is a truce between his fighters and security
‘Loss of vital data led to Airbus crashing’
PARIS.
Air France pilots lost vital speed data as their Airbus A330 stalled and began a fatal three minute plunge into the Atlantic in
Water is not a luxury: Chombo
THE Ministry of Local Government, Rural and Urban Development recently ordered the reduction of several tariffs proposed
Dog shot 40 times, buried alive
THE discovery of a dog that was buried alive up to its nose after being shot in the head 40 times has led to calls for Malta to
Motorist on two mobile phones steers with knees
A MOTORIST has been arrested after he was allegedly spotted driving along a dual-carriageway while using two mobile phones
A dawn for Ethiopia’s renaissance
By Dr Koang Tutlam Dung
ON MAY 28, 1991 the peoples of Ethiopia led by the Ethiopian Peoples’ Revolu-tionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) finally
When criticism leads to tragedy
By Gilbert Manduwa
“I am wasting my fees. What’s this? This is utter rubbish” goes the statements. Have you ever found yourself taking such words
Mliswa acquitted on two counts
Court Reporters
BUSINESSMAN Temba Peter Mliswa was yesterday cleared on charges of intimidating and sending threatening messages to
Mhondoro’s not-so-platinum side
By Tichaona Zindoga
CHIEF Machaka Ngezi’s Mhondoro area in Mashonaland West generally assumes a quiet dignity that can easily be mistaken
Dad drags son to court for redress
Court Reporter
A Harare man is drinking excessively and ending up being violent to his family members, the Harare Civil Court heard on Thurs- day.