CAUGHT CHEATING? HOW TO MOVE FORWARD AFTER BEING UNFAITHFUL

We all learn to look out for signs that our man is cheating, or subtle hints that he might be seeing someone else on the side, but what if you are the one that cheated? Assuming that you still want to work on your current relationship, we have 7 ways to move on successfully after you’ve been unfaithful. This is not a “loop-hole” and is not praised, but the reality is 14 percent of married women have had affairs at least once during their married lives and 17 percent of divorces in the United States are caused by infidelity. If you fall into this category, and don’t want to be part of the divorce statistic, take a look at these helpful steps.

Sure signs she's cheating on you

MARRIAGES often break down on account of husbands not being loyal to their wives.

Africa talking to Beijing: Zimbabwe

Tough governments are able to get the most out of the rise in emerging-market interest in Africa. Here is one example of countries trying to get beyond the 'win-win' rhetoric in engagements with their Chinese partners.

ZIMBABWE: Improved AIDS levy collections fill part of funding gap

HARARE, (PlusNews) - With global funding for HIV/AIDS on the decline, Zimbabwe's innovative AIDS levy - a 3 percent tax on income - has become a promising source of funding for the country, with a dramatic increase in revenue collected in the past two years.

Zimbabwe’s media landscape

“Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.” – United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The Principals must put Zimbabwe first this year

We are hardly into the New Year but, already, the unity government appears to have upped the tempo in their endless infighting.

ZANU-PF can't claim superiority of ideas, Chamba replies Manheru

THERE is no doubt that the ZANU-PF of old was the quintessence of the liberations struggle.

Home | Opinion | Wrong for Sata to call Tsvangirai a stooge Wrong for Sata to call Tsvangirai a stooge

I would rather be a stooge of the western world than a stooge of a simple, bitter, disgruntled, unqualified, politically inexperienced and misguided editor of a newspaper tabloid.

China’s finger is now in virtually every Zimbabwean pie

BULAWAYO, (IPS) – From downtown shops that stock cheap clothing and shoes that fall apart after one wear, to mining concessions in platinum, gold and diamonds – the Chinese finger is now in virtually every Zimbabwean pie. From city sidewalks to low-income suburbs, the Chinese have become part of the local population, and if some senior government bureaucrats have their way, the country could soon find itself adopting the Chinese Yuan as its official currency.

Mujuru fire mystery deepens

HARARE - An electrician ruled out the possibility that an electrical fault caused the fire that gutted the late Solomon Mujuru’s farm house in Beatrice last August.

I've slept with 1,000 men so far - I don't care if people judge me!

After spotting a gorgeous young man on her way to the shops, Crystal Warren couldn’t wait to speak to him on her way home. She’d spent her whole grocery trip daydreaming about where they could sneak off for some illicit sex.

Zimbabwe: Mujuru murder mystery deepens

Isaac Esipisu: Will 2012 see more strong men of Africa leave office?

There are many reasons for being angry with Africa ’s strong men, whose autocratic ways have thrust some African countries back into the eye of the storm and threatened to undo the democratic gains in other parts of the continent of the past decades.

Vusi Mavimbela :Why Zimbabwe's Herald is wrong about Mandela

I am always astounded by the persistent references in the Zimbabwe's The Herald newspaper together with its sister publications to former president Nelson Mandela as simply nothing more than what the African Americans call Uncle Tom or house nigger.

Does private media really hate Robert Mugabe?

I found the indignation of the Information minister, Webster Shamu, over reports that President Robert Mugabe had flown to the Far East for medical treatment rather puzzling. (Pictured: Ailing Dictator, Mugabe)

Trademark Dindingwe:Constitution: Zanu PF running scared

WRITING on New Zimbabwe.com last week, Zanu PF’s Godwills Masimirembwa and Jacob Mudenda launched a withering attack on the two men and a woman tasked with drafting the new constitution from the mountains of data gathered during an extensive outreach programme last year.

Zanu PF sends in the clowns

There is a song entitled Send in the Clowns, in a musical called A Little Night Music, written by Stephen Sondheim writes Brian Mangwende.

Mutare Mayor Brian James on Question Time: SW Radio

Zimbabwe gold deposits 'claimed' by Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF

Gold rush by illegal panners leads to report that Zanu-PF has seized control of wealth

For one Zimbabwean village Bee is for Better Future

I MARRIED MY TWIN SISTER’S HUSBAND

Mention polygamy and people assume it’s all about sex, designed to suit men more than women. I’m aware that my life, and my religion, can sound bizarre to outsiders.

Kenya: Helping women to end sex-for-fish culture

KISUMU (Kenya) - For the past five years, Achieng*, a 35-year-old widow and mother of six, has sold fish on the Kenyan shores of Lake Victoria; like many women in the fish trade, Achieng often has to have sex with fishermen in order to get the best catch of the day, a system known in the local Luo language as jaboya.

Men part of solution in reducing HIV infections

In terms of the spread of HIV, men should not be viewed only as part of the problem but part of the solution.

What a Dying Airline Looks Like

ANGOLAN PRESIDENT KEEPS HIS COUNTRY, WORLD GUESSING

LISBON (Reuters) – Long-serving Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos is keeping his country and the world guessing about whether he will bid for re-election in 2012 in Africa’s No. 2 oil producer.

Mugabe’s hollow election bark

HARARE - 2011 has become another year of unfilled resolutions for President Robert Mugabe, with his failure to force elections as resolved by his Zanu PF party at its December 2010 conference highlighting how the coalition government has diluted the 87-year-old’s power writes Wonai Masvingise and Tendai Kamhungira .

Alexander Rusero : Tsvangirai’s ascendancy to the throne irrefutable

HARARE - I am not a fanatic of the MDC neither am I an enemy of the state or even of Zanu PF.

Racist Chinese bosses abuse African workers

HARARE - In the evening gloom the vast complex emerges into view. Beyond a high security wall, insects dance in the beam of a giant floodlight. Men are still hard at work in the skeletons of concrete tower blocks, and standing at the centre of it all is the arch of a Chinese pagoda.

Zimbabwe: Two scenarios for 2012

Eddie Cross says SADC must stick to its guns if violent chaos is to be avoided

Mugabe's close apologist admits to a GAY encounter

Pietermaritzburg, South Africa - Peter Roebuck's "sons" were grateful for his generosity but have emerged to make allegations of sexual oppression and cruel beatings. Some friends of the cricket writer are sceptical about the claims – and the air of blackmail hangs over the saga – but even they admit they did not really know Roebuck.( Pictured: Admiring Psychology Maziwisa and Kasukuwere with an excited President Mugabe....so GAY. Guess what the President's left hand is touching?)

PRESS RELEASE:Welshman Ncube Group Engages in Fictional Politics

During the past two weeks, there has been a plethora of articles, comments and statements which appeared in the national newspapers, emanating from the Welshman Ncube led MDC group.

Zimbabwean Olympic Hopeful Ngoni Makusha

Zimbabwe won four medals at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, where star swimmer Kirsty Coventry splashed her way to a gold and three silver.

Mad Mugabe EXPOSED: Nkomo's letter to Mugabe reveals a dangerous megalomaniac

INFORMATIVE LETTER TO PRIME MINISTER MUGABE Dear Robert,

Where pensions can mean poverty

After working for 42 years at a private company as an office messenger, Kamunjoma Dikani, 73, retired in 2000, just as Zimbabwe’s hyperinflation began to take root.

Malawi under Mutharika duplicate Zimbabwe crisis

Long winding queues snake around every service station in Malawi as motorists hunt for the scarce commodity. The scenes are reminiscent of Zimbabwe before the formation of the coalition government in 2009 with motorists queuing for what seems like an eternity.