THE High Court has ended the detention of 14 residents of Kariba, who had been languishing in prison for more than one month after they were arrested...
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Eddie Cross: In 1962 I was assigned to the task of relocating some 30 000 families who had lived in the basin of what is now known as Kariba Dam - still the largest manmade lake in the world. I found myself in Gokwe surrounded by 8 million acres of State Land that was to be settled by these displaced people. Over the next three years we built roads, drilled boreholes and settled thousands of families who had lived along the Zambezi river for centuries." The post Why have the criminals involved in looting Cottco not been brought to book? appeared first on Nehanda Radio.
THE High Court has ended the detention of 14 residents of Kariba, who had been languishing in prison for more than one month after they were arrested...
A close female relative of Emerine Harewood, who was gunned down in Upper 5th Street, Malick, Barataria, on September 4, is appealing to the...
It’s not easy being a child in the American police state. Danger lurks around every corner and comes at you from every direction, especially...
It’s not easy being a child in the American police state. Danger lurks around every corner and comes at you from every direction, especially...
By Daniel Pipes Famously, Jewish immigration to the Land of Israel, calledaliyah, is centuries old and took on an organized form in 1882. Described...
By Daniel Pipes Famously, Jewish immigration to the Land of Israel, calledaliyah, is centuries old and took on an organized form in 1882. Described...
The Samajwadi Party had not spoken a single word in support of the jeweller who was targeted in the crime, but they had openly supported criminals...
The Samajwadi Party had not spoken a single word in support of the jeweller who was targeted in the crime, but they had openly supported criminals...
A new book explores the stories of people of colour who lived in Ireland and Britain from 1700 to 2000.
A new book explores the stories of people of colour who lived in Ireland and Britain from 1700 to 2000.