21.9.2006 0:00

Bread price soars

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Bread price soars
HARARE - The price of bread has increased dramatically in Zimbabwe, worsening hardships for the poorest in society.
While the government last month set the price...
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21.9.2006 0:00

Zim on full alert against TB

HARARE - The Zimbabwean government will take adequate measures to prevent any spread of the suspected...
21.9.2006 0:00

No Western Food Aid

HARARE - A cabinet minister in President Mugabe's government has stunned the donor community by claiming...
21.9.2006 0:00

Water crisis hits Harare


HARARE - A serious water crisis has hit Harare with most suburbs in the city going...
21.9.2006 0:00

Zims tackle SA crime


JOHANNESBURG - Concerned Zimbabweans here have drafted a 25- page document on a strategic plan to...
21.9.2006 0:00

Thousands flock to ZIFF

HARARE - A record 11,000 people visited the Libertie cinema complex in Avondale, to enjoy some...

21.9.2006 0:00

MDC accuses govt of rural election fraud

HARARE - The MDC has accused Zanu (PF) of a "deliberate and cynical effort" to prevent...
21.9.2006 0:00

Econet goes 3G


HARARE - Econet, Zimbabwe's largest mobile network operator will soon launch third generation (3G) cellular services,...
21.9.2006 0:00

My ‘Bloody Wednesday’ Diary

The first of a two-part exclusive account of last week's brutal crushing of the ZCTU demo...
21.9.2006 0:00

Teaching and Learning for HIV Prevention

1200 teachers mobilized to prevent child abuse and support gender-sensitive lifeskills
HARARE - In the wake...
21.9.2006 0:00

City blames Zinwa

HARARE - In a move laden with hypocrisy, the City of Harare has released a damning...

21.9.2006 0:00

Illegal occupation affects brickmakers

HARARE - Illegal land occupation currently besieging Willdale Farm near the Harare has seen a drastic...
21.9.2006 0:00

Girl Child Network accuses Rusere

MASVINGO - A local child rights group has accused a junior Zimbabwean government minister of sexually...
21.9.2006 0:00

Uproar over brutal police beatings of trade unionists

By our Correspondent
HARARE - Brutal beatings by police, with suspected soldiers joining in, of trade unionists...

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