Johannesburg - Southern African leaders urged the international community on Thursday to reject plans by Madagascar's military-backed Andry Rajoelina to ignore power-sharing talks and hold an election.

PORT-AU-PRINCE - Tens of thousands of people were feared dead on Wednesday in Haiti's catastrophic earthquake, buried beneath demolished schools, hospitals and homes, as traumatized citizens milled in streets strewn

Harare - Zimbabwe's women claim that the Short Term Emergency Recovery programme (STERP), aimed at improving the economy, actually made them "poorer", Radio VOP can reveal.

Durban - Bafana Bafana will play Zimbabwe in an international friendly on January 27 at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban.

Pretoria - Civil rights group AfriForum on Wednesday won a court bid to sue Zimbabwe over its "cruel" and "revengeful" possession of South African owned farms.

Cape Town - "It came from below and grabbed the man. Part of his body was gone," said a woman who watched in horror as a shark ripped apart a

Harare - A four month tour of the United States last year has paid off for local musical group, Mbira dze Muninga, after they successfully produced five albums which

Harare - Zimbabwe's Mighty Warriors received their heaviest beating since Zimbabwe was admitted to international sport in 1980 with a 7-0 massacre against Nigeria's Falconets at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.

Harare - Continued farm invasions as well as human and property rights abuse by Zanu PF officials and their sympathisers are frustrating international investors to Zimbabwe said the Commercial farmers

Harare - Premier Soccer League side CAPS United quartert of Lionel Mtizwa, Nyasha Mushekwi, Method Mwanjali and Tafadzwa Rusike have failed to make the grade two South Africa glamour clubs