The scene is set for psychoanalysis. The comfortable sofa is oatmeal. A box of tissues is within easy reach, held in place by two wooden dolls — one crying, the other with its arms crossed, sulking. A collection of ethnic masks hangs grimacing from a wall.
UP to 50 British police officers were injured with six needing hospital treatment after trouble erupted following a English first division football match, Scotland Yard said on Friday.
Jose Manuel Trillanes wrapped his yellow oilskins tight around his body and pointed out to where gale force winds were churning up the Atlantic ocean beyond the small fishing port of O Grove.
The outcome of the first trial under Zimbabwe’s infamous new press-gag law is expected to be known on Monday when a Harare magistrate decides whether Andrew Meldrum, Harare correspondent for the London Guardian, is guilty of publishing ”falsehoods”.
Zimbabwean police have detained 53 white farmers, while holding at least 18 others out of custody, as the government extends its crackdown on whites who refuse to vacate their farms.
The Zimbabwe government has ruled out devaluation of the country’s volatile currency despite a foreign exchange crisis that has rocked the country for years.
At least 36 students from a teacher training college burnt to death near the southern Zimbabwean city of Masvingo after their bus collided with a truck.
The trial of an American journalist working for a British paper and accused of publishing falsehoods opened on Wednesday in Zimbabwe.
THE Zimbabwe government has warned it will crack down on non-governmental organisations, churches and opposition officials involved in ”subversive” activities.
Zimbabwe police have picked up a senior opposition member for questioning over last week’s bombing of the offices of a private radio station.