Egypt bombs ISIS targets in Libya

CAIRO — The Egyptian army announced in a statement yesterday morning it had conducted air strikes against Islamic State militants’ targets in Libya, including training camps and arms depots.

Kanyekanye leaves Allied Timbers

Business Reporter ALLIED Timbers chief executive Joseph Kanyekanye left the group yesterday after agreeing on mutual separation with the board, chairman Emmanuel Fundira said.

Tough choice in Nigerian elections

Eleanor Whitehead Oluwaseyi Adepoju is a political man but he won’t be voting in Nigeria’s elections, now slated for March 28 after being postponed. There’s simply no good choice to…

No plan for interim government — Jonathan

PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan says there are no plans for an interim government in Nigeria, as being speculated, assuring the international community that the May 29 hand over date remained unchanged.

Editorial Comment: Work begins for Cde Mugabe

The First Lady, Cde Grace Mugabe returned home from Asia on Sunday to a big welcome in Harare by the party faithful. As frank as ever, she gave details, while…

Central African leaders talk strategy against Boko Haram

YAOUNDE — Leaders of central African nations yesterday began talks in Cameroon’s capital Yaounde to devise a joint strategy to tackle Nigeria’s armed Islamic group Boko Haram, officials said.

Floods leave desperation in Malawi

For those who have lost everything in southern Malawi’s Chikwawa District, just getting the next meal is now the priority. “Life is unbearable here. We hardly get food, but what…

Israel ‘your home’ Netanyahu tells Jews

PRIME Minister Benjamin Netanyahu   sent out a call to Jews currently living in Europe to come to Israel, “your home,” he said. “Extremist Islamic terrorism has struck Europe again, this…

EFF MPs behaviour leaves bitter taste: Unions

JOHANNESBURG — The behaviour of Economic Freedom Fighters MPs in Parliament during the State of the Nation address last week undermines democratic institutions and leaves a bitter taste in the…

ZPC to supervise Kariba South project

Felex Share Harare Bureau GOVERNMENT has ordered the Zimbabwe Power Company to strictly supervise Sino-Hydro on the expansion of Kariba South Power Station to ensure that high standards are met…

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