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SYDNEY. — A humdinger of a British and Irish Lions series in New Zealand was the highlight of the Test rugby year and although it finished with honours even, there…
A good time to forgive
Bishop B. Manjoro Dunamis It is less than 48 hours before the year 2017 ends. The law of faith says it’s not over until it’s over. Keep your faith high, something…
Lifeline for Shabanie
Mukudzei Chingwere Midlands Bureau Former Shabanie Mine executive member Dumisani Mahwite has said he is prepared to bail out the club to avoid it being sold, after the Premiership side’s management…
Zim-Zambia burn out in Mutare
Sports Reporter TOP Zimbabwean spinners will tomorrow clash with a team visiting from Zambia during a burn-out event at Mutare Motoring Club. Dubbed the Burnouts For-Real Spinning Festival, the event would…
The missing souvenir
Stephen Mpofu Correspondent A group of foreign tourists disembark from a tour bus at an airport somewhere in Zimbabwe to catch a flight back home. They look haggard but excited as they…
Huge fire at Mumbai restaurant kills at least 14
MUMBAI. – At least 14 people were killed when a huge blaze tore through a popular restaurant in Mumbai early yesterday, police said, in the latest disaster to raise concerns…
Liberians hail victory of ex-football star Weah in landmark vote
MONROVIA. – Liberians revelled yesterday in former football star George Weah’s presidential victory, in the country’s first democratic transfer of power in seven decades scarred by civil wars, political assassinations…
Tanzania threatens to de-register churches who rap president from pulp
DAR ES SALAAM. – Tanzania has threatened to revoke the registration of religious organisations that “mix religion and politics” after a cleric criticised President John Magufuli’s leadership in a Christmas…
What impeachment ruling means for Zuma and Parly
JOHANNESBURG. – Yesterday the Constitutional Court ruled that the National Assembly failed to hold President Jacob Zuma to account. What does the judgment mean for Parliament and President Zuma? The…
‘We will comply with ConCourt ruling’: Parliament
JOHANNESBURG. – The South African Parliament noted the Constitutional Court’s majority ruling yesterday, which found that the National Assembly had failed to hold President Jacob Zuma to account, and said…