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- Concluding Statement of the Twenty-Second Meeting of theCommonwealth Ministerial Action Group On the Harare Declaration, New York,26-27 September 2003 |
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- THE closure of the Daily News has crippled democracy in Zimbabwe, MediaInstitute of Southern Africa (MISA) Zimbabwe national governing councilmember Thomas Deve has said. |
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- The International Federation of Journalists today condemned thedraconian drive by the Zimbabwean authorities to target and intimidatejournalists from the Daily News. |
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- THE United Nations (UN) World Food Programme (WFP) is hoping that itsaccord with the Zimbabwean government last week will pave the way for donorsto ease the agency's funding crisis. |
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- SULLEN-FACED, distraught and deep in thought, Naison Chitore, sits on aconcrete slab at the corner of Harare's Kwame Nkurumah Avenue and Park Lanewith his back to the pavement, which at this hour is bustling with an earlymorning work-bound crowd. |
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- THE main opposition party in Zimbabwe, the Movement for DemocraticChange, insisted yesterday that no agreement had been reached with theruling Zanu (PF). |
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- MORE than 72 million kilograms of tobacco valued at US$163,4 million($130 billion) have so far gone under the hammer since the selling seasonkicked off in April. |
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- LISTED publishing house, Zimpapers, could ride on the closure of itsmain rival to bolster its struggling share, market watchers said last week,but said a foreign debt at the company remains a major worry. |
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- ZIMBABWE, who are making their debut appearance at the African NationsCup in Tunisia next year, could not have asked for a tougher group and fateplaced them in arguably the toughest group of the tournament. |
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- HUNDREDS of Zimbabweans can no longer afford to buy medicine asinflation and the high price of importing raw materials to produce drugshave doubled and tripled prices over the last two months. |
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- THE Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) is launching an outreachcampaign on the crisis situation which is facing the media in Zimbabwe, afew weeks after the closure of The Daily News and The Daily News onSunday. |
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- MARAUDING gangs of the Zanu PF vigilante unit, Chipangano, on Wednesdaymorning ran amok in Mbare closing down the Mupedzanhamo flea market andforce-marching residents in the high-density suburb to attend the late VicePresident Simon Muzenda's body viewing at the Stoddart Hall. |
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- The OLAC 2004 Conference in Montreal has a Web site. |
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- U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao today announced that 13 states will receive over $5.6 million to ensure that workers currently enrolled in training programs under the Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) and North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA-TAA) ... |
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- Check out these chicks who thought they were entering a bikini contest. Damn, I LOVE these stupid chicks sites!! Bikini... |
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- Palm is aiming the device at the enterprise market and has built in IBM's Java WebSphere Micro Environment to support users, according to Anthony Armenta, a ... |
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- Palm is aiming the device at the enterprise market and has built in IBM's Java WebSphere Micro Environment to support users, according to Anthony Armenta, a ... |
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- Palm is aiming the device at the enterprise market and has built in IBM's Java WebSphere Micro Environment to support users, according to Anthony Armenta, a ... |
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- The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland and the Archaeology Data Service have announced the launch, on 2 October 2003, of the digital publications archive of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. The archive comprises over 3000 articles and book chapters on Scottish archaeology, architecture, history and material culture published over two centuries - from 1792 to 1998. Access to this unique resource is free of charge. |
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- Oct. 1 - Fans of all ages poured into the Newark Museum to say goodbye to tennis legend Althea Gibson. John Noel reports. |
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- Oct. 1 - There are calls for the people in charge of the Mepham HS football team to resign. Greg Cergol reports. |
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- Oct. 1 - It may look like any other beach bag, but this bag's close resemblance to the Hermes Kelly bag meant it was taken off the shelves of major department stores. |
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- Oct. 1 - In the new book, "Intelligent Memory," Dr. Barry Gorden explains why memory is the key to becoming smarter and offers mental exercises for your mind. |
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- Oct. 1 - More than 1 million Americans suffer from Type 1 diabetes, a disease in which daily injections of insulin are essential to life. |
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- There was a national television commentary on the color of Donovan McNabb's skin. It happened Sunday on ESPN's pre-game show. |
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- A grinding crash Wednesday afternoon has claimed a life In South Jersey. |
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- In addition to safety on the roads, there is talk about the sheer volume of traffic on them as well. |
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- A South Philadelphia man has been ordered to stand trial for last month's shooting death of a child riding in a car. |
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- Talks continue in the Hatboro-Horsham teacher strike. Hatboro-Horsham teachers walked the picket line today, as their union reps met with district negotiators for a 3rd set of contract talks since the strike began a week ago. |
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- The two-year old girl who survived on ketchup and uncooked pasta is now in the custody of her father. |
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- A Philadelphia judge has begun tossing out lawsuits by people who said they suffered strokes after taking Alka-Seltzer Plus Cold medicine, saying the claims should be dealt with in other states. |
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- Philadelphia police officers packed up more than 3000 illegal guns Wednesday. |
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- A gun-wielding teen took an administrator hostage at a high school Wednesday, and both were wounded after officers confronted the youth, officials said. |
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- As a result, file-sharing can be taking place without IT's safeguards -- potentially opening the door for hacker or worm attacks. ... |
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- As a result, file-sharing can be taking place without IT's safeguards -- potentially opening the door for hacker or worm attacks. ... |
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- As a result, file-sharing can be taking place without IT's safeguards -- potentially opening the door for hacker or worm attacks. ... |
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- And in the United States, “the scene” also appears to be growing thanks to a number of factors including the diversity of its music, the hacker sensibility ... |
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- And in the United States, “the scene” also appears to be growing thanks to a number of factors including the diversity of its music, the hacker sensibility ... |
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- And in the United States, “the scene” also appears to be growing thanks to a number of factors including the diversity of its music, the hacker sensibility ... |
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- On Fark of all places, I found a link from yesterday to Ambassador Wilson's bio page at the Middle East... |
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- Robert Kardashian, a businessman and lawyer who was a key figure in the O.J. Simpson saga and part of his legal "dream team," has died. He was 59. Kardashian died Tuesday night at his Los Angeles home eight weeks after being diagnosed with cancer of the esophagus, said his former wife, Kris Jenner. |
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- Mechanical nose may upstage sniffer dogs UK Bomb sniffer dogs could soon be upstaged by a robot sensor... ' ... cantilever sensor consists of a strip of silicon that reacts to stress, producing an electrical current that can be used to provide a read out....' and the stress can be designated a "TNT vapor" or other molecules which indicate explosive devices... |
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- 1) Homer Simpson 2) The Pope... |
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- As many as 100,000 screeners on DVD and video are distributed each year to voters who may not be able to attend screenings of the movies. ... |
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- As many as 100,000 screeners on DVD and video are distributed each year to voters who may not be able to attend screenings of the movies. ... |
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- As many as 100,000 screeners on DVD and video are distributed each year to voters who may not be able to attend screenings of the movies. ... |
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- KITSAP COUNTY - In a time of lean budgets and tough cutbacks, one local library system is giving away free computers and DVD players. ... |
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- KITSAP COUNTY - In a time of lean budgets and tough cutbacks, one local library system is giving away free computers and DVD players. ... |
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- KITSAP COUNTY - In a time of lean budgets and tough cutbacks, one local library system is giving away free computers and DVD players. ... |
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