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A 51-year-old US man from Minneapolis is accused of beating his mentally disabled twin daughters, raping them and chaining them to a bedroom door in a case described as torture.
Tongogara-Chachacha Road to be tarred
Tongogara Rural District Council is planning to tar the road connecting Tongogara Growth Point and Chachacha Growth Point after it received $500 000 from the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) for road rehabilitation
Buffalo power to take Mozambican agric by storm
Mozambique is experimenting on using buffaloes as agricultural draught animals and will soon start production of their milk for human consumption, an official has said.
Saudi Arabia to invest $64 bn in entertainment in next decade
Saudi Arabia is to invest $64 billion in its entertainment sector over the coming decade, an official said Thursday, as the kingdom pursues a programme of social and economic reforms.
Hard work pays for artistic duo
Artists and founders of Majikville Magazine Gabriel Chakanyuka and Nyasha Eugene Tendengu are enjoying the fruits of their hard work after launching a new magazine.
New changes for golf
The way golfers around the world will calculate their handicaps is set to be transformed by a new system developed by the R&A and the USGA, with key features designed to provide all golfers with a consistent measure of playing ability.
Understanding dementia
Dementia is a psychiatric condition resulting from an acquired brain disease and characterised by progressive deterioration in mainly memory and other cognitive domains like language, judgment, abstract thinking, and executive functioning.
Boko Haram attacks another girls’ college, Buhari asks ministers to investigate
The families of dozens of girls missing for several days after a Boko Haram attack on their school in northeast Nigeria yesterday faced an anxious wait for their return after confirmation some had been rescued.
Boost for Mwenezi farmers
Over 1 000 farmers in drought-prone Mwenezi have received training in small grains production as part of efforts to boost food security in the district.
$500k debt chokes hospital
Masvingo General Hospital is grappling with a $500 000 water and electricity debt amid fears the situation might affect operations at the province’s biggest health referral institution.