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September 19, 2020
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies at 87

Ginsburg died of complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer, the court says.

September 18, 2020
President Mangagwa Says No Rift Between ANC And Zanu PF

According to the state-controlled Herald newspaper, Mnangagwa made these remarks Friday while addressing the 113 Ordinary Session of Zanu PF’s Central Committee.
September 18, 2020
Britain Contemplates Second National Lockdown as COVID-19 Surges

Hancock said there has been an acceleration in the number of cases over the last couple of weeks, and the number of people hospitalized with the disease caused by the coronavirus has been doubling about every eight days.
September 18, 2020
Drug Shows Promise in 1st Largely Minority COVID-19 Study

Switzerland-based Roche reported the results for tocilizumab, sold now as Actemra and RoActemra for treating rheumatoid arthritis and some other diseases.
September 18, 2020
US Experts say Solar Storms Likely on the Upswing

Officials at NOAA explain that the sun, just like Earth, goes through “seasonal” cycles, which astronomers have been recording since 1755. The Solar Prediction Panel, chaired by experts from NOAA and the NASA space agency, monitors these cycles that last about 11 years.
September 18, 2020
WHO: Globally, One in Seven COVID-19 Infections Among Health Care Workers

During a WHO briefing Thursday in Geneva, the director-general said health care workers do not just have to contend with the risk of infection.
September 18, 2020
Trump's Advantage Over Biden on Economy Slipping

Early September polling from CBS News and Quinnipiac showed a virtual tie in voters' beliefs about who would better handle the economy.
September 17, 2020
Infection Rates Soar in College Towns as Students Return

Out of nearly 600 students tested for the virus, more than half have been positive. Dozens of infections have been blamed on off-campus parties, prompting university officials to admonish students.
September 17, 2020
Human Rights Watch: Xenophobic Attacks Against Foreigners in South Africa Routine, Sometimes Lethal

“Protecting non-nationals from further attacks and ending impunity for xenophobic violence requires a long-term strategy and not just words on paper.”
September 16, 2020
Zimbabwe Eases COVID-19 Restrictions As Exam Classes Start

The cabinet approved the “resumption of inter-city travel to facilitate the smooth movement of examination candidates, citizens and visitors,” Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa told reporters.
September 16, 2020
Zimbabwe Government Abuses Critics, Allege Rights Groups

Dozens of people — including lawyers, journalists, nurses, doctors, opposition members of parliament, and human rights activists — have been arrested and charged with violating COVID-19 lockdown rules, or for protesting on the streets and on social media.
September 16, 2020
Chaos in Zimbabwe Cities As Opposition Parties Recall Mayors, Councilors Linked to Nelson Chamisa

“It’s painful to recall councilors. Our party understands that but the bottom line is that we are supposed to follow the law. What can we do when people decide to leave our party? There is nothing we can do under such circumstances ..."

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Saturday 19 September 2020

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies at 87

President Mangagwa Says No Rift Between ANC And Zanu PF

Britain Contemplates Second National Lockdown as COVID-19 Surges

Drug Shows Promise in 1st Largely Minority COVID-19 Study

US Experts say Solar Storms Likely on the Upswing

WHO: Globally, One in Seven COVID-19 Infections Among Health Care Workers

Trump's Advantage Over Biden on Economy Slipping

Infection Rates Soar in College Towns as Students Return

Human Rights Watch: Xenophobic Attacks Against Foreigners in South Africa Routine, Sometimes Lethal

Zimbabwe Eases COVID-19 Restrictions As Exam Classes Start

Zimbabwe Government Abuses Critics, Allege Rights Groups

Chaos in Zimbabwe Cities As Opposition Parties Recall Mayors, Councilors Linked to Nelson Chamisa

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Saturday 19 September 2020

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies at 87

President Mangagwa Says No Rift Between ANC And Zanu PF

Britain Contemplates Second National Lockdown as COVID-19 Surges

Drug Shows Promise in 1st Largely Minority COVID-19 Study

US Experts say Solar Storms Likely on the Upswing

WHO: Globally, One in Seven COVID-19 Infections Among Health Care Workers

Trump's Advantage Over Biden on Economy Slipping

Infection Rates Soar in College Towns as Students Return

Human Rights Watch: Xenophobic Attacks Against Foreigners in South Africa Routine, Sometimes Lethal

Zimbabwe Eases COVID-19 Restrictions As Exam Classes Start

Zimbabwe Government Abuses Critics, Allege Rights Groups

Chaos in Zimbabwe Cities As Opposition Parties Recall Mayors, Councilors Linked to Nelson Chamisa