Banket

And those breasts, which before were the curded _Nacter_-hills, and called the Banket of the Gods, I have seen despised to be like stinking Cows-Udders, I, and call'd worse names to boot.

The Ten Pleasures of Marriage and the Second Part, The Confession of the New Married Couple A. Marsh

Assocociated Press Mugabe, center, greets people during his campaign rally in Banket, about 100 kilometers west of Harare Following a U.N. Security Council statement on Monday that a free and fair election would be impossible, some African nations joined the chorus of criticism.

Zimbabwe Faces Growing Pressure Over Runoff Vote 2008

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe greeted people during his campaign rally in Banket Tuesday.

Today's WSJ in Photos: June 24, 2008 2008

"Other people can say what they want, but the elections are ours and we are a sovereign state," he told a rally in Banket, north of Harare, in his first public comments about his opponent's withdrawal from the run-off.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2008

"Other people can say what they want, but the elections are ours and we are a sovereign state," Mugabe told a rally in Banket, north of

ANC Daily News Briefing 2008

Osborn Jambawo, 54, looks to the heavens, searching vainly for rain: "Without rain, I can't hope to feed my family," says the stick-thin father of five who works on a tobacco farm called Nicotina near Banket in northwest Zimbabwe.

Fighting For Survival 2007

Mr Kurwakumire sent his son to report the matter to Banket police who have since arrested six people in connection with this incident.

Witchcraft’s Innocent Victims 2004

Recently, newly resettled farmers in Chief Dununu*s area in Banket ganged up against 62 year old Mr Simplicio Kurwakumire, accused him of witchcraft and badly assaulted him simply because he was a better farmer than they were.

Witchcraft’s Innocent Victims 2004

Banket, hee saw there a beautifull Gentlewoman of that Countrey, whose perfections pleasing him beyond all comparison: he laboured

The Decameron 2004

It nourished itself by taxing the golden spoil which was drawn in ever-growing volume to the surface of the great Banket Reef.

MY EARLY LIFE WINSTON CHURCHILL 2003