Zimbabwe

Edinburgh author Tendai Huchu was starving after doing a training run for the Edinburgh Marathon when he popped into Gorgie shop Aliza's Food, where the kind shopkeeper handed over his lunch of chapati and chicken for free.

Runner shocked by shopkeeper's random act of kindness

Jon Snow, 75, on late fatherhood: Channel 4 News veteran says its ‘not really different from being a grandad’

Channel 4 News veteran Jon Snow speaks about fatherhood in his 70s

Auckland coach Doug Watson will take temporary charge of Scotland from April until the end of July. Picture: Andrew Cornaga / www.photosport.nz

How the players were involved in appointment of temporary Scotland cricket coach

A Palestinian girl stands amid the rubble of her destroyed home in Beit Hanoun, Gaza, in May 2021 (Picture: Fatima Shbair/Getty Images)

We can all play a part in ending poverty, homelessness and conflict

The adventurer is keen to work with Scottish businesses to help his charitable endeavours. Picture: Yes Films.

Entrepreneur-turned-adventurer showcasing African expedition at Edinburgh event

A woman receives a nasal swab, from a health worker wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), to be tested for COVID-19 at the Fourways Life Hospital in Johannesburg (Getty Images)

Highly mutated 'Nu' Covid strain found in South Africa - here's what you need to...

Rebecca won the competition to design the shirt for the Scotland’s men’s team for the T20 World Cup finals.
PIC: Ian Jacobs

Schoolgirl bowled over after watching Scotland cricket team don kit she designed

Scotland's Richie Berrington racked up 82 runs during the T20 match against Zimbabwe at The Grange (Photo by Ross Parker / SNS Group)

Berrington stars as Scotland defeat Zimbabwe on return to home soil

Ms Muzambe, who moved to Scotland from Zimbabwe when she was 12 years old, won her first cap in 2019 against England, but said she initially had no idea she was the first black player to represent her country. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group/ SRU)

First black woman capped for Scotland rugby team vows to inspire BAME players

Professor Alison Phipps is co-hosting the ‘Peace-making in a world of conflict’ event (Picture: John Devlin)

How Palestinians’ experience of conflict can help Scottish families –Ewan Aitken

Rugby: Muir star heading back to Africa

South African style of rugby suits us, says Scot

Rugby: Dave Denton stumbled into the lion’s den

Charity intern off to Africa

Immunity can be weakened by parasites

Snail fever treatment boost after city university study
THOUSANDS of pre-school children in Africa could benefit from access to treatment for an endemic disease, after tests showed infants to be at high risk of infection.

John Gibson: Wonder if Robert got my card?