PHOTOS: SOUTHERN BRITAIN EXPERIENCES BETWEEN 15,000 and 20,000 LIGHTNING STRIKES IN 4HOURS

  In what has been dubbed the “mother of all thunderst storms”, an electrical storm delivered between 15,000 and 20,000 lightning strikes in just 4 hours. When the lightning strikes happened, on Sataurday, this left many people in awe and several placing their lives in danger chasing the electrical storms to take photos of the lightning strikes which to some was like standing under strobe lights. It is generally recommmended that people should remain indoors,…

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MNANGAGWA THE GUKURAHUNDIST, who claims that he is ‘A God of peace, who came after Mugabe, A God of war, also says the ouster of former president Robert Mugabe was prophesied way back in 1964, by Mnangagwa’s uncle, the late Bishop Mutendi.

Mnangagwa told the gathering how the late Bishop Mutendi, who was his uncle, foretold his future in the 1960s www.newzimbabwevision.com says, do we remember that Mugabe was regularly said to be a God given or chosen leader,…now we are also told that Nelson Chamisa is a God chosen leader. I say, wake up Zimbabwe, stop buying into the same tactic used by colonialists centuries ago with a gun in the left hand and a bible…

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AFRICAN IMMIGRANT, FILMED SCALING FOUR FLOORS IN A FEW SECONDS IN A Paris building to save a four-year-old dangling from a balcony.

AFRICAN IMMIGRANT, FILMED SCALING FOUR FLOORS IN A FEW SECONDS IN A Paris building to save a four-year-old dangling from a balcony.

Video shows the man’s heroic actions as he scaled four floors in the space of just a few seconds at around 8pm on Saturday.The man, Mamoudou Gassama, who had papers allowing him to work in Italy and none allowing him to be in France, clambered up the front of a building on rue Marx Dormoy in the 18th arrondissement of the French capital to help a child suspended in mid-air. The office of the French…

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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa sneaked out of the country late Sunday to neighbouring South Africa with government sources indicating he had gone for “medical checks”

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa sneaked out of the country late Sunday to neighbouring South Africa with government sources indicating he had gone for “medical checks”

Information minister Simon Khaya Moyo was not available for comment. Efforts to get comment from Mnangagwa’s spokesperson George Charamba also drew blanks. However New Zimbabwe has it on good authority that Mnangagwa had travelled for what has become regular checks since the controversial poison saga last year. “He will go to South Africa on Sunday and is back in the country on Monday for medical check-ups. After the poisoning last year, his doctors advised he…

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MDC T VIOLENCE-MDC-T has, for the second time in a week, failed to hold primary elections for its candidates in St Mary’s constituency, Chitungwiza, as a result of intra-party violence.

MDC T  VIOLENCE-MDC-T has, for the second time in a week, failed to hold primary elections for its candidates in St Mary’s constituency, Chitungwiza, as a result of intra-party violence.

MDC T VIOLENCE-MDC-T The MDC’s weekend primary elections descended into chaos, with violence, death threats and allegations of bribery marring the opposition’s internal polls in some constituencies as its supporters voted to choose their representatives for the country’s looming national elections. Meanwhile, MDC-T national deputy youth leader and self-confessed commander of the party’s militia – the Vanguard, Shakespeare Mukoyi, has spilled the beans on the dirty machinations applied by his group to prop up the new…

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MNANGAGWA SIGNED A US$5,2BILLION DEAL between the government and Nkosikhona Holdings to turn coal into liquid fuels has raised eyebrows with analysts saying the South African company’s credentials are suspect.

MNANGAGWA SIGNED A  US$5,2BILLION DEAL  between the government and Nkosikhona Holdings to turn coal into liquid fuels has raised eyebrows with analysts saying the South African company’s credentials are suspect.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa signed the deal with Nkosikhona Holdings on May 17 amid claims the partnership would see Zimbabwe producing over eight million litres of liquid fuels per day from coal in Lisulu, Hwange. However, analysts have raised a red flag over the secrecy surrounding Nkosikhona Holdings’ background. Critics also alleged Nkosikhona Holdings does not have known history in extractives according to the company’s online profile. The company does not appear among South Africa’s liquid…

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MNANGAGWA THE GUKURAHUNDIST, SAYS HE’S ‘A GOD OF PEACE, WHO CAME AFTER MUGABE A GOD OF WAR’ WHO claims Mnangagwa is spying on him with CIO and sabotaging his business interests, making him feel increasingly unsafe in Zimbabwe

MNANGAGWA THE GUKURAHUNDIST, SAYS HE’S ‘A GOD OF PEACE, WHO CAME AFTER MUGABE A GOD OF WAR’ WHO claims Mnangagwa is spying on him with CIO and sabotaging his business interests, making  him  feel increasingly unsafe in Zimbabwe

www.newzimbabwevision.com says this ie evil, why should Mugabe, an angel be treated in this manner. Lets be realistic, our darling former president Mugabe never laid a finger on anyone, has never shot anyone, nor stolen a dime,..I mean diamond sorry,..just a sweetheart of the nation. He does not deserve this at all,..Mugabe must flee  these Zanu pf mugs and join diaspora Zimbabweans in asylum,..Im just saying! Former president Robert Mugabe has accused his successor Emmerson…

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Alan Bean, an Appolo 12 astronaught, the fourth person to walk on moon in November 1969 on has died

Alan Bean, an Appolo 12 astronaught, the fourth person to walk on moon in November 1969 on has died

ALAN BEAN, AN APPOLO 12 ASTRONAUGHT, the fourth person to walk on moon in November 1969 on has diedBean 1952-2018, the lunar module pilot for the second moon landing in November 1969, who was the fourth person to walk on the moon in 1969 as an Appolo 12 astronaught where he spent 31 hours on the moon on , has died following a short illness. Bean went on to command the second crewed mission flight…

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CHANGES IN THE WORLD as pope will soon Ireland, a country with an openly gay, biracial Prime Minister, in the formerly predominantly Catholic Ireland, which has over the past years legalised gay marriage and lately arbotion as it brings itself in line with mordern democracies.

CHANGES IN THE WORLD as pope will soon Ireland, a country with an openly gay, biracial Prime Minister, in the formerly predominantly Catholic Ireland, which has over the past years legalised gay marriage and lately arbotion as it brings itself in line with mordern democracies.

CHANGES IN THE WORLD as pope will soon Ireland, a country with an openly gay, biracial Prime Minister, in the formerly predominantly Catholic Ireland, which has over the past years legalised gay marriage and lately arbotion as it brings itself in line with mordern democracies. The Pope’s visit to Dublin in August 2018 will be the first papal visit to Ireland in almost 40 years. Dublin will city host an international Catholic event, the World…

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DEPUTY CHIEF SECRETARY IN PRESIDENT’S OFFICE Ray Ndlukula has openly told court that they illegally granted a lucrative contract to Marry Chiwenga, the wife of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga.

DEPUTY CHIEF SECRETARY IN PRESIDENT’S OFFICE Ray Ndlukula has openly told court that they illegally granted a lucrative contract to Marry Chiwenga, the wife of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga.

It emerged in court during cross-examination that Marry Chiwenga, wife of former Zimbabwe Defence Forces commander, Constantino, was irregularly awarded a contract to provide travel arrangements for the Office of the President and Cabinet without going to tender. Marry’s company, it also emerged, did not provide its registration certificate with the State Procurement Board (SPB), Certificate of Incorporation, tax clearance certificate from the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority or CR14 form. Nonetheless, it was awarded the contract…

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