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When hope turns into a drug…how to survive with or without it? Either way you get nothing but lose and go on losing every time. I may sound pessimist, but it’s not the case about everyone, and everywhere. However, in a country like Zimbabwe there.
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I have been writing about the political situation in Zimbabwe for about four and a half years and lived in that country for thirty four years.
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His portrait adorns giant billboards in every corner of the capital: hugging a child, making a speech and smiling serenely atop comforting platitudes about progress and...
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Not that they really have the right to complain, but these are also dire economic times for smugglers and gun runners.
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He came to the United States in 1996 to paint houses and work in construction. Like many of his fellow Irishmen, he returned home soon after to ride the Celtic Tiger,...
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Gays are humans created by a deficient Hormonal spray.
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Swami Vivekananda stated that ‘The various religions that exist in the world ,although they differ in the form of worship they take, are really one.’The...
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