Feted Zimbabwe female rangers denied visas
The UK's decision to deny visas for two pioneering female anti-poaching rangers to attend an awards ceremony has been criticised by organisers....
Feted Zimbabwe female rangers denied visas
The UK’s decision to deny visas for two pioneering female anti-poaching rangers to attend an awards ceremony has been criticised by organisers.
Zim ruling party officials search for Mnangagwa successor just 4 months after polls: report
Some senior Zanu-PF officials are trying to find a successor to President Emmerson Mnangagwa just four months after he won elections, a newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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Zim army denies killing civilians during post-election protests
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As Zimbabwe commemorates last year’s military intervention that led to the removal of long-time president Robert Gabriel Mugabe, and replaced by his then recently expelled deputy Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa – in what some have termed a military assisted transition, whilst others viewed as a blatant coup d’etat – what most of us agree on is that the lives of ordinary Zimbabweans have generally not improved at all – if anything, they have drastically deteriorated, as prices of basic commodities hit through the roof, whilst some company close, as a result of grave foreign currency shortages.
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Feted Zimbabwe female rangers denied visas
