The bodies of Nothabo Zandile Tshuma and her two daughters Natalie and Nala, who were killed in the UK, will return to Zimbabwe ahead of their joint burial.
World
Most viewed
Popular
-
Zimbabwe national shutdown: Citizens boycott work as police seal Harare City Centre
-
Tuskegee University bans bonnets, durags and bedroom slippers at HBCU lectures
-
How long it takes a South African to become a US citizen, key rules explained
-
7 requirements South Africans must meet to get Australian citizenship
-
"I am broken": Nigerian man breaks down in interview after fleeing anti migrant unrest in SA
World Latest News
Japan PM says ruling party to cut ties with Unification Church
Japan's prime minister on Wednesday said members of his ruling party will have to cut ties with the Unification Church, which has faced renewed scrutiny following ex-premier Shinzo Abe's assassination. Abe's alleged assassin resented the church over his mother's involvement with and hefty donations to the organisation, and targeted the former prime minister believing he was linked to the sect.
IAEA inspectors set off for Russian-held Ukrainian nuclear plant
A team led by the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency set off from Kyiv on Wednesday for a Russian-held nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine that has sparked global concern. "We are now finally moving," IAEA chief Rafael Grossi, who arrived in Kyiv on Monday with a 13-strong team, told reporters before heading off.
Cambodian psychiatrist helping genocide survivors wins 'Asia's Nobel Prize'
A Cambodian psychiatrist treating victims of the Khmer Rouge and a French environmentalist cleaning up Indonesian rivers were among the winners Wednesday of the 2022 Ramon Magsaysay Award -- considered Asia's Nobel Prize. "I'm... traumatised myself as a victim under the Khmer Rouge, but working to help survivors of the Khmer Rouge helped me heal myself too," he said in a 2017 interview.
World
Load moreUS
US
Read moreAsia
Asia
Read moreAfrica
Africa
Read moreEurope
Europe
Read more