Mugabe will never die-Prophet Rabalango

South African prophet Lethebo Rabalango has given out his prophecy saying Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe will never die to be buried, but instead will be taken to heaven by what he describes as an Angelic Horse.
The Prophet made the revelations at his Mount of Zion General Assembly church in Polokwane during a Friday Night Service.

Historic Flooding In Louisiana Have claim Lives and Properties

More lives and thousands of properties have been destroyed by flooding in Louisiana.
The National Guard and emergency teams have used helicopters to rescue people stranded in their homes or cars.
Searches are continuing for missing people, as the rain is expected to continue over the weekend.
The heavy rainfall started on Friday where some areas received more than 17ins (43cm) of rain.
The neighbouring states of Alabama and Mississippi are also experiencing severe weather.
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency on Friday. On Saturday he said: "This is an ongoing event. We're still in response mode."
He and his family were relocated after water flooded their basement.

Kiev denies employing suspect saboteur plotted bomb attack

Ukrainian Defense Ministry on Saturday denied that the suspected saboteurs who  plotted bomb attacks in Crimea are their emplyees, according to a statement.
"The ministry reports that there has never been the 37th battalion in the 56th brigade of the Defense Intelligence. The reported detained people are not employees of the Defense Intelligence of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry," according to the statement.
The denial came as a response to the information given on Friday by a Russian intelligence source, who according to RIA Novosti news agency named Vladimir Serdyuk as organizer of the planned acts of sabotage in Crimea

A man sets fire on train

A knifeman has set fire to a train in north-eastern Switzerland, leaving six people in hospital with stab wounds and burns, police say.

The suspect, described as a Swiss man aged 27, was also taken to hospital after the incident near Salez in St Gallen Canton, close to Liechtenstein.
He had ignited a flammable liquid before attacking people with a knife.
Among the injured is a child of six. There was no immediate information as to motive or background.
Three rescue helicopters are at the scene. A major police operation is under way.
The attack occurred around 14:20 (12:20 GMT) as the train was approaching Salez station, between the towns of Buchs and Sennwald.

Usain Bolt win again

Yes, the men's 100 meters gets underway today and, in an Olympic Games plagued with doping controversy, the great Jamaican is predicting another victory -- and this time for the good of the sport.
In Heat Two, United States' Justin Gatlin cruised to first place in a time of 10.01. Bolt''s compatriot and rival Yohan Blake, who is beginning to look strong again, ran a time of 10.11 to win Heat 6.

Onto Team GB's 100m athletes and in Heat 1 Chijindu Ujah came second qualifying for the semi-finals. James Dasaolu, who came third in Heat 7, qualified as a fastest loser after a brief nervous wait. However, Great Britain's James Ellington missed out of a place in the next round.

Agyapong must apologise to EC Boss

Communications Director of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) Nana Akomea, says the MP for Assin Central has been advised by the party to apologise to the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission for his disparaging comments
He says the party did not only see the comment as “unfortunate” but also found it “regrettable” hence the decision to have Kennedy Agyapong apologized

In Manbij More 2,000 people freed from Isis camp

The Islamic State stronghold of Manbij, in northern Syria, has fallen to allied Arab and Kurdish fighters, who freed more than 2,000 hostages who had been held there by the terrorist group.
Syrian civilians celebrate after being rescued from Isis – in pictures
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A spokesman for the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said they had taken over the city after the last Isis militants fled on Friday. According to the SDF and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the freed hostages had been used as “human shields”.