2015-04-19 Zimbabwe Health

Times LIVE   

HIV breakthrough 'imminent', says Medicine Nobel Laureate   
Times LIVE
French virologist and 2008 Medicine Nobel Laureate Francoise Barre-Sinoussi (R), businessman and Sidaction President Pierre Berge (C) and Jean-Francois Delfraissy, President of the French National Agency against AIDS (ANRS) leave after a meeting ...

2015-04-19 Zimbabwe Science

BBC News   

Scientists film sperm whale 'doing laps' of underwater camera   
BBC News
A sperm whale surprised scientists carrying our research in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday. The whale was filmed by the scientists' robotic submarine, almost 600 meters below the surface. Sperm whales are endangered and said to be curious and very ...

2015-04-19 Zimbabwe Sports

COSAFA says xenohobic attacks will not halt 2015 Castle Cup in South Africa   
Lusaka Times
COSAFA has condemned the xenophobic attacks in South Africa but stressed that the 2015 COSAFA Castle Cup to be held there will go ahead as scheduled next month. South Africa has been hit by a wave of attacks against African migrants by locals over ...

2015-04-19 Zimbabwe Entertainment

Hollywood Reporter   

Bob Marley Bio-Musical Sets Baltimore Premiere   
Hollywood Reporter
The godfather of reggae will live again when Marley has its world premiere at Center Stage in Baltimore next month. Written and directed by award-winning British playwright Kwame Kwei-Armah (Elmina's Kitchen), the new musical featuring songs by Bob ...

2015-04-19 Zimbabwe Technology

IBNLive   

How Apple Watch could reshape journalism   
IBNLive
Washington: With the Apple Watch expected to sell in the millions, news organisations are refocusing their efforts to become part of that tiny screen. In the news business, this is now called "glance journalism." The Apple Watch, expected to catapult to the ...

2015-04-19 Zimbabwe Business

ZPC mulls $570m solar power project   
The Zimbabwe Standard
The Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) is set to embark on a $570 million solar power project to mitigate the crippling power shortages in the country. BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA. The project is set to be implemented in Gwanda, Plumtree and Munyati.
Zim to build new $5 bln power stations   New Zimbabwe.com

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NewsdzeZimbabwe   

25 BOSSES TO LOSE JOBS AT ZIMPLATS   
NewsdzeZimbabwe
Zimplats will cull 25 senior managers to contain costs as plummeting commodity prices on the international market and a new 15 percent tax on the export of platinum ore takes its toll, it has been learnt. By shedding the senior managers, whose packages ...

2015-04-19 Zimbabwe World

TIME   

Suicide attack kills 33 in Jalalabad   
DAWN.com
JALALABAD (Afghanistan): A suicide bomber killed at least 33 people and injured more than 100 others here on Saturday, setting off a blast outside a bank, the city's police chief said. President Ashraf Ghani said militants of the self-styled Islamic State (IS) ...

2015-04-19 Zimbabwe Africa

The Zimbabwe Standard   

Zim, SA open for deeper economic co-operation   
The Zimbabwe Standard
President Robert Mugabe's visit to South Africa earlier this month (April 7-9) marked the second state visit to the republic in 21 years. His last state visit was in 1994. While a number of issues were on the agenda, it is clear that discussions on bilateral and ...

2015-04-19 Zimbabwe Zimbabwe

Anadolu Agency   

Divided Zimbabweans mark 35th independence anniversary   
Anadolu Agency
Today, while the independence celebrations are being held under the theme "Consolidating Unity, Peace and Economic Sovereignty," Zimbabweans no longer speak with one voice and the country is divided and politically polarized. By John Cassim.
Redefining context and content of Uhuru   New Zimbabwe.com
Independence Celebrations Marred By Human Rights Failures   Amnesty International
Independence Day Message by the political leadership of Zimbabwe   Nehanda Radio

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Examiner.com   

Ian Gibson trampled to death by elephant he was hunting: Pro dies gruesome ...   
Examiner.com
The big game hunter Ian Gibson was trampled to death by an elephant while on a big game hunt with American clients. He was tracking game for about five hours when the elephant charged him. The witnesses were so traumatized that they couldn't discuss it ...