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Lagos — Boko Haram extremists have killed more than 100 people and hoisted their black and white flag over a town left undefended by Nigeria’s military, just 85km from the…
Sudan editor severely beaten after call for Israeli ties
Khartoum — Armed men raided the offices of a Sudanese newspaper on Saturday evening and severely beat the chief editor who had called for normalisation of ties with Israel, a…
Christians flee from Islamic State threats
Christian families have abandoned their homes and fled Mosul after the Sunni rebel group, the Islamic State, threatened them with death if they did not convert to Islam or pay…
National Blankets needs $3,5m
Oliver Kazunga Senior Business Reporter— TEXTILE giant National Blankets Limited requires $3,5 million working capital to bring back production to competitive levels, an official has said. The firm, which was…
Ukraine says rebels blocking crash inquiry
Pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine are being accused of blocking the investigation into the apparent shooting-down of a Malaysian passenger jet with 298 people on board. The accusations were made…
Dynamos through to semis
Eddie Chikamhi Harare Bureau Dynamos 1-0 Caps United Roderick Mutuma yesterday won praises from his coach Callisto Pasuwa after the Dynamos striker grabbed a late goal that sunk bitter rivals…
Broad money supply surges
Harare Bureau Broad money supply surged by $318 million in the year to May 2014 as the country’s deposits base responded to the positive effects of a successful tobacco season,…
Highlanders lack depth: Nyoni
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter DECORATED former Highlanders tough left back Dumisani Nyoni has challenged present day Bosso players to do a self introspection. He said they need to ask…
Call on China to invest in Zim tourism sector
Leonard Ncube Victoria Falls Reporter Zimbabwe has the capacity to boost its tourism sector to greater heights through bilateral relations with China, Matabeleland North Provincial Minister Cain Mathema has said.…
Raza, Masakadza set up Zim win
Zimbabwe 257 for 2 (Raza 141, Masakadza 93) beat Afghanistan 256 for 7 (Ghani 118, Raza 2-25) by eight wickets