adminZim sitting on $1,4m in ivory stockpile
Patrick Chitumba Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE is sitting on 7,1 tonnes of ivory worth more than $1,4 million but cannot dispose of them due to the ban on international trade in…
Heavy rains destroy 11 homes
Sukulwenkosi Dube Plumtree Correspondent AT least 11 families in Bulilima District had their homes destroyed by heavy rains that pounded the district over the past few days. The District Civil…
Pistorius lawyer grills key state witness
PRETORIA — Lawyers for Paralympian Oscar Pistorius for a second day yesterday grilled a key witness at his murder trial who claims to have heard screams, then shots, as his…
Suspected Renamo rebels kill 4 cops: media
SUSPECTED members of Mozambique’s ex-rebel movement turned opposition Renamo killed four policemen and wounded five others at the weekend, local media reported yesterday.
Kenyatta mourns 59 Nigerian children killed in attack
NANYUKI — Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta yesterday mourned 59 Nigerian children killed a few days ago in a “dastardly terrorist” attack by Boko Haram militants at the West African country’s…
Editorial Comment: Stop needless deaths in disused mines
An estimated 60 precious lives were lost when miners that included Zimbabweans suffocated in a disused mine in South Africa last week. A total of 27 dead miners have been…
‘Water Spirits’: unmasking demonic spirits associated with the wrong use of water as a source of power (Part 2)
Apostle Colin Nyathi Open Heaven PSALM 24 vs 1-2,1, The earth is the LORD’S, and all its fullness, The world and those who dwell therein. 2, For He has founded…
Sanction threats won’t change Russia stance on Ukraine: Lavrov
RUSSIAN Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said yesterday that threats of sanctions against Moscow are counter-productive and will not change its position on the Ukraine crisis.
27 Zimbabweans gassed to death in SA mine
Thandeka Moyo Chronicle Reporter— TWENTY-SEVEN Zimbabweans, all believed to be from Gokwe, suffocated in an abandoned mine shaft in South Africa last week. The miners are suspected to have died…
Mugabe signals gay crackdown
Harare Bureau— PRESIDENT Mugabe has thrown his weight behind Ugandan leader Mr Yoweri Museveni’s fight against homosexuality, hinting that his own government will seek to deal decisively with the Gays…