This week in history: February 10-16
Mugabe loses constitution vote; Thatcher to head British Tories; Stalin-Mao sign treaty; Kurdish revolt in Turkey.
Africa's beautiful country with 'worst ever economy' that used to be the richest
Zimbabwe, once a thriving nation, now grapples with poverty and despair. Discover the dramatic transformation that left a ...
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Bishops accused of ‘power grab’ over proposed changes to CNC
A succession of speakers had grievances to bear. The Synod had nine proposals around the membership, chairing, business, and ...
On This Day: U.S., South Vietnam begin bombing raids on North
In 1965, U.S. and South Vietnamese planes made their first bombing raids on North Vietnam. In 1970, Japan put a satellite, ...
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Some hard lessons for the DA from Robert Mugabe’s GNU
In terms of the agreement that led to the GNU Cabinet was to be chaired by President Mugabe, (responsible for policy formulation), and a new body known as the Council of Ministers, chaired by Prime ...
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US Refuge-Seeking White Saffas ‘Crash’ Email Servers Amid Resettlement Inquiries
The SA Chamber of Commerce in the US (SACCUSA) said emails from white South Africans looking to relocate to the United States ...
AllAfrica.com on MSN4d
Namibia's Founding President, Sam Nujoma, Dies
Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma, Namibia's founding president and leader for 15 years, died in Windhoek on Saturday at the age of 95.
The Canadian Press on MSN3d
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Today in History for Feb. 11: ...