11.3.2008 18:01

Police gag own press officers

Police gag own press officers
BY MXOLISI NCUBE
HARARE
Police Commissioner General, Augustine Chihuri, has allegedly barred provincial press officers from commenting on political matters "until further notice", The Zimbabwean...
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11.3.2008 18:01

Kadengu still carries the bullet

Activist hopes for justice after March 29
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11.3.2008 18:00

The President is not amused

Makoni branded enemy number one
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11.3.2008 18:00

Election observers to arrive in country

But Mugabe invites only friends
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11.3.2008 17:59

Loosening the purse strings

An increasingly edgy Mugabe has awarded huge pay rises to the army (reported in last week's...
11.3.2008 17:59

“Boys on Leave”

On March 7, the Zimbabwe Independent published information on a "hidden strategy" to destabilise Mugabe.  The...
11.3.2008 17:58

Armed forces dogged with controversy

Zimbabwe's army commander, General Constantine Chiwenga, has pledged the army's continued loyalty to President Robert Mugabe,...
11.3.2008 17:58

ZIMBABWE ELECTION WATCH – ISSUE 19

"Zimbabwe Election Watch" is Sokwanele's Pre-Election Monitoring Project
...
11.3.2008 17:57

Chief faces boot for not backing Mugabe

CHIPINGE - A Zimbabwe traditional leader in Chipinge district could be stripped of his post for...
11.3.2008 17:57

Police thrash peaceful WOZA marchers

on International Women's Day
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11.3.2008 17:56

The changing scenarios of Elections 2008

John Makumbe
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11.3.2008 17:56

War vets steal ID cards, claim

BY CHIEF REPORTER
HARARE
Independence war veterans and members of Zanu (PF)'s vigilante Mbare-based group,...
11.3.2008 17:55

Opposition embraces the web…

...while Zanu lets its die
...
11.3.2008 17:55

Think-tank speaks out on elections

BY NTANDO NCUBE
HARARE
Regional think-tank Africa Institute of South Africa (AISA) has said there is...

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