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December 14, 2019
Republican-Led Senate Looms as Trump's Savior

“I do not see how in the world you could ever get 20 Republican senators to vote to oust Donald Trump,” said University of Virginia analyst Larry Sabato.

December 14, 2019
Collared Elephant Killed as Botswana Prepares to Issue 272 Hunting Licenses

The killing has conservationists concerned but not opposed to elephant hunting, as Botswana has a growing elephant population that sometimes comes into conflict with humans.
December 13, 2019
Mnangagwa Removes Controversial Chief Felix Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni from Office

In a letter signed by a person identified only as Z.R. Churu, secretary for Local Government and Public Works, addressed to the chairperson of the Matabeleland North Provincial Chiefs’ Council, the president had removed him with effect from November 30, 2019.
December 13, 2019
Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa Says No Going Back To Dollarisation

“No progressive nation can progress without its own currency. However, we have so many among our people, who fight this decision. We will not revert back to a basket of currencies, never, never, never."
December 13, 2019
UK Conservatives Secure Historic Parliamentary Majority

Johnson said it looked like the Conservatives had “a powerful new mandate to get Brexit done.”
December 12, 2019
Zimbabwe Doctors Strike Makes Mission Hospital a 'Last Port of Hope'

“Karanda is probably seen as the port of last hope for some people who have failed to access services elsewhere in the country. As you can see by the queues, some people may wait for three days to get seen by a doctor."
December 12, 2019
Zimbabwe Seeking Cuban Doctors to End Health Crisis As Strike Cripples State Hospitals

Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Health has requested directors at medical institutions at both government and local level to compile a list of Cuban doctors they might need.
December 12, 2019
Schweppes Stops Manufacturing Mazoe Orange Crush Over $10 Million Debt

The newspaper quoted Charles Msipa, Schweppes managing director, saying “there is an amount due and need to be paid so that the release of the concentrate can be done.”
December 11, 2019
Zimbabwe Refugees in Botswana Return Home, But Face Bleak Future

The UNHCR offered the migrants $300 per person, food rations for three months and transport to the Zimbabwe border.
December 11, 2019
Botswana's Khama Hits Out Over Corruption Allegations

The rest was pumped into offshore accounts as well as South African bank accounts, he claimed in an affidavit deposed in a recent high profile court case against Maswabi.
December 11, 2019
Zimbabwe Vice President Urges Mnangagwa Govt to Appropriate Land for Youth

"... You (have to) appropriate some land or give these youth some land from which they can do their farming. Yes, we have got established farmers that are into farming but we would want the young generation to be given what they want ..."
December 11, 2019
Teenage Climate Change Activist Thundberg Named Time's Person of the Year

"She became the biggest voice on the biggest issue facing the planet this year, coming from essentially nowhere to lead a worldwide movement."

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Sunday 15 December 2019

Republican-Led Senate Looms as Trump's Savior

Collared Elephant Killed as Botswana Prepares to Issue 272 Hunting Licenses

Mnangagwa Removes Controversial Chief Felix Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni from Office

Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa Says No Going Back To Dollarisation

UK Conservatives Secure Historic Parliamentary Majority

Zimbabwe Doctors Strike Makes Mission Hospital a 'Last Port of Hope'

Zimbabwe Seeking Cuban Doctors to End Health Crisis As Strike Cripples State Hospitals

Schweppes Stops Manufacturing Mazoe Orange Crush Over $10 Million Debt

Zimbabwe Refugees in Botswana Return Home, But Face Bleak Future

Botswana's Khama Hits Out Over Corruption Allegations

Zimbabwe Vice President Urges Mnangagwa Govt to Appropriate Land for Youth

Teenage Climate Change Activist Thundberg Named Time's Person of the Year

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Sunday 15 December 2019

Republican-Led Senate Looms as Trump's Savior

Collared Elephant Killed as Botswana Prepares to Issue 272 Hunting Licenses

Mnangagwa Removes Controversial Chief Felix Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni from Office

Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa Says No Going Back To Dollarisation

UK Conservatives Secure Historic Parliamentary Majority

Zimbabwe Doctors Strike Makes Mission Hospital a 'Last Port of Hope'

Zimbabwe Seeking Cuban Doctors to End Health Crisis As Strike Cripples State Hospitals

Schweppes Stops Manufacturing Mazoe Orange Crush Over $10 Million Debt

Zimbabwe Refugees in Botswana Return Home, But Face Bleak Future

Botswana's Khama Hits Out Over Corruption Allegations

Zimbabwe Vice President Urges Mnangagwa Govt to Appropriate Land for Youth

Teenage Climate Change Activist Thundberg Named Time's Person of the Year