London - Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai while on a visit to London said on Tuesday he had formed a working relationship with Robert Mugabe and saw scope for the long-serving president eventually to make a dignified exit from power.
The announcement by Pastor Robert Kayanja of the Miracle Center that those interested in attending Evangelist Benny Hinn’s ‘Fire Conference’ must first of all part with 50$ (Ush 120,000) has created controvercy as to whether the so called pastors of today are turning religion into commercial business enterprises.
Lebreville - Gabon was set to pay its final respects on Tuesday to Omar Bongo Ondimba, with a state funeral for the former president who ruled the oil-rich equatorial African country for 41 years. Bongo came to power in 1967 with French support and ruled over a state that grew rich on abundant oil, while most of the 1.5 million population remained poor.
Tehran
- Opposition leader Mirhossein Mousavi said he was "ready for
martyrdom", according to an ally, in leading protests that have shaken
the Islamic republic and brought warnings of bloodshed from Iran's
supreme leader, whose authority and wisdom is now beginning to be questioned.
THE Government has agreed to provide cheap houses for the 500 tenants of the Naguru-Nakawa Housing Estate, who were forced to sell their interest . Adolf Mwesige the minister for local Government said although the tenants sold their interests, it was government’s responsibility to provide accommodation to its citizens.