Preparations under way in poorest Caribbean nation where some 400,000 people will be exposed to its gathering strength. ...
Friday, August 24, 2012
Econet Reverses Decision To Terminate NetOne
Econet Wireless, the country's largest mobile phone service provider last night reversed its decision to terminate interconnection...
US condemns Zimbabwe gay raids
Washington - The United States on Thursday condemned Zimbabwe over raids on the offices of a gay rights group and urged authorities...
Gunmen kill 2 in Nigeria
Jos - Gunmen suspected to be ethnic Fulani herdsmen invaded a mainly Christian village in restive central Nigeria's Plateau State,...
Nigerian oil union calls off strike
Abuja - Nigeria's main oil workers union Nupeng on Thursday shelved a planned strike to protest the refusal of government to pay sub...
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
South Africa mine shooting: Who is to blame?
The South African police have confirmed that its officers shot and killed 34 striking miners and injured 78 near a platinum mine...
Togo police disperse fair vote rally
Togolese authorities have fired tear gas to disperse a protest of several thousand people in the capital Lome, the latest such move in...
Mali announces national unity government
Traore's decision is seen as an attempt to restore a semblance of stability after the chaos Mali’s interim president, Dionco...
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