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"I don’t know when the day will come when I can say, this is what I went through, and this is how I handled it because I am still going through it."

FedHive, the digital command centre of Federal Bank, celebrated its first anniversary.

Exiled Zimbabwean politician Jonathan Moyo says Zimbabwe does not have enough time to implement the necessary electoral reforms for free and fair elections as it has only 10 months before the next elections. He was commenting on the announcement on Tuesday that the Zimbabwe cabinet had approved principles for the Electoral Amendment Bill 2022. Moyo…

The violent shooting incident on Sunday night in the Turks and Caicos Islands which occurred at Long Bay has left three persons dead and five injured. One of the deceased is an American tourist. Commissioner of Police o

Russia plans to sign treaties on Friday to absorb four occupied regions of Ukraine after annexation votes condemned by the United Nations as illegal. President Vladimir Putin also plans to address legislators on Friday, his spokesperson said.

In the aftermath of post-tropical storm Fiona, the premier of Nova Scotia is calling on telecommunications companies to step up, saying that many residents are still without cell phone service or access to 911 days after the storm pummelled the province.

Kate Fitzpatrick has a new role at World Travel Protection as Regional Security Director, Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA)

Move in line with nationwide easing of protocols starting in UAE today