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FORMER Central Intelligence Organisation director of economics Jimias  Madzingira, who is accused of raping his 12-year-old stepdaughter, had his application for discharge at the close of state case dismissed by a Harare magistrate at the weekend. Madzingira, who was being represented by Advocate Tazorora Musarurwa, denied the offence when he appeared before magistrate Estere Chivasa.…

Mike Burgess says Australia is being targeted by foreign intelligence like never before.

Australia takes out ‘hive’ of spies

Authorities could have access to details of firearm ownership across Australia in the near future after Prime Minister ...

A LEAKED Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) report on the dire situation at privately-owned publishing house Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) exposes the rot at the company, accentuated by spooky manoeuvres of former editor-in-chief Wisdom Mdzungairi who quit in a huff after a scandal exploded in his face amid stunning revelations that he is secretly on the…

The capitol hill episode. its not only the same mind—set, but its almost, to some extent, the same techniques, of course, adapted to each reality. but i think... in my view, i think its important to mention that because i dont think this is exclusively a brazilian phenomenon. certainly it happened in the united states and it may happen elsewhere. and i think there is an attack, an assault of the extreme right internationally on democracy. but you, you, mr amorim...yeah. i take the point youre ...

In my view, i think its important to mention that because i dont think this is exclusively a brazilian phenomenon. certainly, it happened in the united states and it may happen elsewhere. and i think there is an attack, an assault of the extreme right internationally on democracy. but you — you, mramorim — yeah, i take the point youre making about this being something of a global phenomenon. but you in brazil, as you embark on, you know, lulas new administration, youve got a profound problem...

Schools were still struggling to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 virus and lockdown period.

The top spy agency took the repatriation of Australian relatives of Islamic State fighters from Syria into account when deciding to reduce the terrorism threat level.

Australia's national terrorism threat level is being lowered from "probable" to "possible", but authorities are warning a deadly attack could still happen here in the next 12 months.