Politics Posts

A Tale Of GI Joy

By Correspondent , 21 , Jan 2014


By Oscar Habeenzu A folk story. It was a sad morning in the deep forest of Manica in the early 1970s. No one slept as there was an air raid .. Read More →

Zimbabwe Warriors Thrash Burkina Faso

By Correspondent , 20 , Jan 2014


Petros Kausiyo in CAPE TOWN, South Africa Zimbabwe….. (0) 1 Burkina Faso.. 0 Zimbabwe’s Warriors powered their way into a first-ever African Nations Championships quarter-final when they eliminated Burkina Faso .. Read More →

Monsoon Rains Hit Indonesia

By Correspondent , 20 , Jan 2014


JAKARTA (Reuters) - Monsoon rains have inundated parts of the Indonesian capital, forcing more than 30,000 people to evacuate and posing a challenge for its wildly popular governor, Joko Widodo, .. Read More →

Seedorf Off To A Winning Start

By Islam Sabulino , 20 , Jan 2014


By Islam Sabulino. The former Dutch international saw his first win in charge of AC Milan when his side dismissed Hellas Verona 1-0 at San Siro but the coach believes .. Read More →

Research And Development Tonic To Africa’s Progress

By Lazarus Sauti , 20 , Jan 2014


Lazarus Sauti Since Africa’s economy continues to struggle and experiencing minimal growth, research and development is the tonic to the continent’s path to its socio-economic progress. This is so because .. Read More →

Swazi Pastors Are Followers Of Eat Grass Pastor Lesego Daniel

By Correspondent , 20 , Jan 2014


MBABANE – Certain Swazi pastors usually attend services and seminars hosted by Pastor Lesego Daniel who is famous for forcing his members to eat grass to be closer to God. .. Read More →

Jacob Zuma To Stand Un Opposed At Polls

By Correspondent , 20 , Jan 2014


Cape TOWN. – South Africa’s ruling African National Congress will not field a candidate other than President Jacob Zuma in the upcoming elections, the party’s deputy secretary-general, Jesse Duarte, said .. Read More →

Senegal Firm On Capture Of Russian Crawler

By Correspondent , 20 , Jan 2014


Dakar (AFP) - Two weeks after impounding a Russian trawler accused of illegal fishing in its waters, Senegal has not blinked in the face of huge diplomatic pressure from one .. Read More →

Drought Hit Kenya Begs Uganda For Grazing Land

By Correspondent , 20 , Jan 2014


Kaabong/Kotido- The raging drought in Kenya has forced Turkana leaders to appeal to the Uganda government to allow pastoralists to cross the border and graze their animals in the Karamoja .. Read More →