The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) operatives on Monday exchanged gunfire with a gang of smugglers they were pursuing in the Murchison Falls National Park.
Although men don't run away from the wrath of war and Genocide, women suffer from the effects of war and Genocide in an unusual way. Considering the specific dangers of war and Genocide during and after the Genocide, the Humanitarian
Parents of the 20 pupils of Budo Junior School who were killed in a Monday night inferno at the school's dormitory have asked government not to burry their children in a mass grave.
As the activities of illicit tapers roaming the concession area of Firestone Liberia continue unabated, a gang of them has assaulted and wounded an employee of the company in Division 40.
The Police at Oshakati have arrested a businessman at Elim village in the Omusati Region after he was allegedly found selling ammunition without a licence.
A YOUNG resident of the Caprivi Region was sentenced to an effective 30 years' imprisonment after being convicted in the Katima Mulilo Regional Court on four counts of rape yesterday.
Provincial police have reassured motorists that there is no hijacking syndicate operating in the Western Cape, despite similar tactics being used in four recent attacks.
Campaign for Democracy (CD), has given the Federal Government six weeks from today, to prosecute those alleged to have misappropriated funds meant for power projects and those accused of complicity in allocation of federal government houses, or face mass action
The death of a 15-year-old boy who was found tied up in a pool of water in the Fish River near Mariental in May 2006 was the result of an innocent game gone terribly wrong, the young man accused of
The fight against corruption by the present administration was recently rubbished by the refusal of the Senate to allow Senator Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello undergo trial at the competent court of law for alleged corruption. BEN ADOGA examines the issue and says
The allegation of visa racketeering, which stalled the vetting of Mrs. Catherine Afeku, Government Spokesperson on Social Services and Infrastructure, from the Evalue-Gwira primary on the ticket of her party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP), is far from ending as
The 2005 armed robbery case of Sanyang village, Kombo South, in the Western Region, involving four people, namely, Onyeka Okenwa, Luis Karlu, Ananyo Chi and Charles Ndeka, Tuesday resumed at the High Court before presiding Judge Yamoa.
A Nigerian national David Anunihu was Wednesday arraigned before Magistrate Deen Tarawallie of Court No.1A for unlawful possession of substance believed to be cocaine.
THE family of Mr. Fidelis Soriwei, the correspondent of The Punch Newspaper in Owerri, Imo State, who was manhandled by four men on the order of the Chief Security Officer (CSO) to the Imo State Governor, has expressed shock at
A former employee of the Department of Customs and Excise Mmolotsi Tlhowe told the Court of Appeal yesterday that he should be discharged and acquitted because his incarceration has interrupted his accounting studies.
Acting chief magistrate, Lorraine Makati-Lesang ruled this week that a man who was brought to court to answer a charge of threat to kill is a victim of mistaken identity.
MEMBERS of the Delta State House of Assembly yesterday commended members of the Power and Energy Committee for their exceptional patriotism in exposing the rot in the power and energy sector during the last administration and has therefore called on
Not much progress has been made in the fraud case against former Gaborone City(GCC) Council employees Frank Molaletsi, Gilbert Sithole, Frank Stegling, Bitsang Abby and Daisy Loo cleaning company and its managing director Moemedi Dijeng. The case, which was adjourned
