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2015年5月18日 星期一

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe Health


Westminster Nurse Wins Mental Health Award for Work With Gangs   
AllAfrica.com
A UK-BASED Zimbabwean nurse has won the Nursing Standard Award for her work with young people and families affected by gangs. Westminster Clinical Nurse Specialist, Dorcas Gwata, was named the winner at an awards ceremony held at a London ...

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe Science


CNET
   
Welcome to Australia, where even the rain is spiders   
CNET
A phenomenon known as spider ballooning has covered a regional Australian city in silky "Angel Hair" webbing. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; May 18, 2015 6:53 PM PDT. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. email. comments. spidersilk.jpg Spider silk in ...

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe Sports


NewsDay
   
Mafu stays, at least for now   
NewsDay
HIGHLANDERS fans will have to wait a little bit longer to see the back of underfire coach Bongani Mafu as the meeting to decide his fate cannot be held due to the absence of the Bosso leadership. BY THANDIWE MOYO. Mafu's performance-based contract ...

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe Entertainment


Soul Jah Love goes berserk   
The Zimbabwe Daily
It seems dancehall musician Soul Jah Love has a penchant for controversy and violence following revelations that he ran amok in Mutare last weekend and chased fans with a golf club. The excited fans were reportedly jostling to have photos taken with the ...

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe Technology


TechCabal
   
Zimbabwe Based Telco, Africom is Offering Subscribers 6GB of Data for $6 on its ...   
TechCabal
One dollar for every gigabyte is significant. While not nearly as robust as a telco ISP in terms of coverage areas, it is considerably cheaper for those who happen to fall into its broadcast radius. Africom currently has 26 wifi-hotspots in Harare with some ...

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe Business


NewsDay
   
ZBC insolvent, fleeced of $24m   
NewsDay
INFORMATION, Media and Broadcasting Services minister Jonathan Moyo told Parliament yesterday that the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) was creamed of over $24 million by the previous management led by suspended chief executive ...

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe World


Deutsche Welle
   
Massive mudslide in northwest Colombia kills dozens   
Deutsche Welle
More than 50 people have been killed and many more injured in northwest Colombia after flooding and a landslide, triggered by heavy rains. A local mayor said the death toll from the disaster could potentially double. Kolumbien Tote bei Erdrutsch. At least 52 ...

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe Africa


NewsDay
   
Moyo trashes Mnangagwa succession   
NewsDay
NEW divisions are looming in Zanu PF with Information minister Jonathan Moyo saying the long-touted heir-apparent and present Vice-President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, is not guaranteed to succeed President Robert Mugabe. by xolisani ncube.
MOYO : MNANGAGWA NOT HEIR APPARENT   NewsdzeZimbabwe
Inside Mugabe's Zimbabwe as economy struggles   BBC News
Moyo Says Mnangagwa Is a Mere Assistant and Not a Successor   AllAfrica.com

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The Guardian Nigeria
   
Lawan urges prudence, accountability in govt spending   
The Guardian Nigeria
One of the top contenders in the race for the Presidency of the 8th Senate, Ahmed Lawan, has urged lawmakers of the incoming National Assembly to recognize the fact that a new direction must be charted for the nation in accordance with the desire of the ...

2015-05-19 Zimbabwe Zimbabwe


NewsDay
   
Moyo trashes Mnangagwa succession   
NewsDay
NEW divisions are looming in Zanu PF with Information minister Jonathan Moyo saying the long-touted heir-apparent and present Vice-President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, is not guaranteed to succeed President Robert Mugabe. by xolisani ncube.
MOYO : MNANGAGWA NOT HEIR APPARENT   NewsdzeZimbabwe
Inside Mugabe's Zimbabwe as economy struggles   BBC News
Mnangagwa is not a successor: Moyo   New Zimbabwe.com
Eyewitness News   
all 19 news articles »   


Times LIVE
   
Matabeleland mass killings: 'Bob's key role'   
Times LIVE
Thousands of recently declassified documents that appear to expose the perpetrators are now becoming available in a raft of foreign archival collections. File photo. Image by: RIA NOVOSTI / REUTERS ...