On April 2, 2008, the U.S. District Court Judge Adalberto Jordan of the Southern District of Florida sentenced defendant Michael Labrada, 27, of Miami to a 97 month prison term and Miguel Castillo, 42, of Miami, to a 57 month

Creationist preacher Ken Ham takes his literalist Biblical message on a tour of the UK

Martyrdom' videos glorying in alleged planned bomb attacks on aircraft shown in the trial of eight alleged members of a British terror cell

24,000 tour draws protests from company that buses Big Apple visitors from Soho House to Magnolia Bakery - for $40

Newcastle may steal the limelight from Paris in an epic BBC series based on Emile Zola's classic novel The Ladies' Paradise

Reports of up to eight dead after Chinese police fire on protesters in Sichuan province

Two firms offering tours based on the hit TV show are locked in dispute

Members of former liberation movement turned against their leader as Zimbabwe descended into disaster

Deployment will aid effort to fight resurgent Taliban and train local security forces

Superiors did not know about the sessions organized by a private security company

Fears of confrontation as Zanu-PF hardliners vow to fight on if presidential vote does not produce winner

Energy companies planning to replace dwindling supplies of oil with synthetic fuels derived from coal

Final preparations for the London leg of the Beijing torch relay overshadowed by threat of protests

American B-1 bomber crew escapes without injury after plane catches fire in Qatar

A GRAIN Marketing Board senior official based in Harare and a city businessman appeared in court last week on allegations of fraud involving 200 bags of fertilizer valued at $1,7 billion.

Eleven whistleblowers were kicked out of the Grand Regency Hotel after recording statements with Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission over alleged corruption at the hotel, which is under receivership.

A SERIAL rapist who recently completed six years imprisonment was yesterday back in court on fresh allegations of murdering a city woman in a bid to cover up another rape case.

Slice International's gifted chanter Colleen Sondayi is now a free man! After being slapped with a two-year prison term on November 29, 2006 for stealing household goods at a family home in Chitungwiza, the rapper was set free a fortnight

At least 10 potential cases of forced sterilisation of HIV-positive women would be heading for the courts.

Children are innocent beings who should be loved and nurtured in a manner that fosters the creation of a better society tomorrow.