Two prominent high-tech consultancies predict a surge in PC sales, with one even divining double digit percentage growth, despite warnings to the contrary by companies like Hewlett-Packard and Intel.
THE ruling party in Zimbabwe will sue media organisations, including those outside the country, and the main opposition party for reporting a false story, the state-run Sunday Mail reported.
Conservationists have suffered a setback when two proposals for whale sanctuaries sank at the International Whaling Commission (IWC) annual meeting in Japan.
A British couple who claim to have adopted a boy who made their life hell are suing their local authority for failing to reveal the child was ”uncontrollable and vicious”, their lawyer said on Thursday.
South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Governor Tito Mboweni defended the country’s inflation targeting framework on Thursday, vowing that the central bank will continue to make decisions based on international best practice.
THE New National Party (NNP) on Sunday praised the police and congratulated them with recent successes while the Democratic Alliance called for more forensic experts to be appointed.
A defiant Saddam Hussein vowed on Wednesday that the United States and its allies would never defeat him.
Zimbabwe has suspended import restrictions on drugs to treat the deadly Aids pandemic, which claims more than 2 000 lives a week in the southern African nation.
Oil is the real cause of the current tension between Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR), which accuses its neighbour of backing last month’s coup attempt, a CAR official said on Tuesday.
The case against 12 Greenpeace environmental activists has been postponed until Friday for further investigation.