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South Africans Protest Against Poor Housing Conditions

South Africans Protest Against Poor Housing Conditions

South Africans took to the streets in Johannesburg this morning to protest against poor housing conditions.

February 26 2010 | Posted in NEWS, PHOTOJOURNALISM | Read More »

Apple iPad, Reinventing The Wheel

Apple iPad, Reinventing The Wheel

Apple has reinvented the wheel with the iPad, arguably a middle of the road hybrid of the iPhone and Macbook. The iPad is neither a notebook nor a smartphone, but a sort of mule that combines the functionality of the two, and does more. Aesthetically, it takes advantage of the Kindle market, which has softened users to devices larger than smartphones but still smaller than netbooks, and it remains to be see what exactly the iPad will carve out as its niche.

February 4 2010 | Posted in PHOTOJOURNALISM, REVIEWS, TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

GENERAL AFFAIR: A Glimpse At Military Spending

GENERAL AFFAIR: A Glimpse At Military Spending

Zimbabwe is not known for spending its meagre resources in the right places, at least not until the formation of the unity government. The military is replete with hardware and supplies, while other sectors of government go by on a pittance. The health sector is heavily underfunded, and civil servants poorly paid, while warehouses suffocate with teargas and polished military hardware. IA

January 27 2010 | Posted in INVESTIGATIVE STORIES, PEOPLE & POWER, PHOTOJOURNALISM, ZIMBABWE | Read More »

SALUTE: Tsvangirai settles in

SALUTE: Tsvangirai settles in

Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai lays a wreath on the grave of Sunny Takawira, a fighter for Zimbabwe’s independence and widow of the late veteran nationalist Leopold Takawira.

January 19 2010 | Posted in Featured Stories, PHOTOJOURNALISM | Read More »

Zimra makes US$350,000 monthly from toll gates… roads still in poor state

Zimra makes US$350,000 monthly from toll gates… roads still in poor state

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority, (ZIMRA) is understood to be generating at least US$350,000 in revenue from toll gates each month. However, roads in Zimbabwe are still in a deplorable state. IA PHOTO

January 15 2010 | Posted in PHOTOJOURNALISM | Read More »

Berlusconi attacked

Berlusconi attacked

AN angry Italian man, the dramatic equivalent of the Bush Shoe Thrower from Al Baghdadiya TV, broke Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi’s nose at a political rally in Italy Sunday. Italian newspapers say the man is being detained by police. His reason for attacking Berlusconi, “I hate him.”

December 12 2009 | Posted in ARTS, BLOGS, PHOTOJOURNALISM, WORLD | Read More »

Medvedev in Namibia

Medvedev in Namibia

Russian President Dmitri Medvedev inspects the Guard of Honour at the State House in Windhoek, Namibia. Pic Tawanda Kanhema

June 26 2009 | Posted in NEWS, PHOTOJOURNALISM | Read More »

Diplomats, politicians doze in parliament

Diplomats, politicians doze in parliament

How diplomatic is it to sleep in parliament? Diplomats and politicians attending the State of the Nation Address in Windhoek last week had their eyes closed for the better part of President Hifikepunye Pohamba’s speech, raising questions over whether it is politically correct or diplomatic to sleep in parliament.

April 23 2008 | Posted in NEWS, PHOTOJOURNALISM | Read More »

Lubumbashi

Lubumbashi

May 12 2007 | Posted in PHOTOJOURNALISM | Read More »

Botswana fence rips families apart

Botswana fence rips families apart

The fence at Maitengwe is barely high enough to keep foraging livestock from crossing to either side of the border in the dry region, and villagers leisurely leap over the rusty fence to buy basics, mourn their relatives, marry and make merry just as the Tswana did before Zimbabwe’s independence in the 1980. The area has well pronounced footpaths that lead to numerous crossing points, and animals grazing in the area have trampled on the fence in search of water upstream in the heavily siltated Maitengwe river, which meanders across the border.

March 30 2005 | Posted in AFRICA NEWS, Botswana, INVESTIGATIVE STORIES, PHOTOJOURNALISM, ZIMBABWE | Read More »

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