1.4.2008 15:44

A shameful life of Zimbabweans in Johannesburg

A shameful life of Zimbabweans in Johannesburg
From Admore Tshuma in Johannesburg,
The plight of Zimbabweans in South Africa has reached genocidal levels The persecution directed to desperate black Zimbabweans is shameful and...
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1.4.2008 15:43

ANC youth call for peacekeeping forces

BY STAFF REPORTER
JOHANNESBURG
The Youth League of South Africa's governing African National Congress has urged...
1.4.2008 15:42

Nation at a crossroads

Mugabe in Malaysia?
...
1.4.2008 15:42

Police and army spill beans on voting fraud

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
Members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and Zimbabwe National Army...
1.4.2008 15:39

Running for their lives

An appeal from Mike Wells

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1.4.2008 15:33

No country for old men

UK charity helps ease pensioners' suffering
With the country barely able to cope, the vulnerable...

1.4.2008 15:32

Why I voted for change

BY TINASHE MUSHAKAVANHU
I was born three years after Zimbabwe's independence. I was never witness to...
1.4.2008 15:26

Who is fooling whom?

BY MUSEMWA KUDERERA
'Independent observers have dismissed 83-year-old Mugabe's victories in the last three national...
1.4.2008 15:26

Gorowa under pressure again

JOHANNESBURG
Pressure is back on Zimbabwean-born coach Ian Gorowa after his side kissed goodbye to...
1.4.2008 15:26

Soccer great resurfaces but misses out on Celtic

JOHANNESBURG
Former Highlanders and Dynamos defender Sifiso Nketha has resurfaced in South Africa, but failed...
1.4.2008 15:25

Mugeyi speaks about sending off

JOHANNESBURG
Zimbabwean-born coach Wilfred Mugeyi has for the first time spoken against his recent sending...
1.4.2008 15:19

Post Election Depression

Following a lambasting of Zimbabwe's elections the country's image has plummeted to new lows.

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1.4.2008 13:46

No more silent diplomacy

Whatever happens, the era of doing business the Mbeki-Mugabe silent diplomacy' way is over, writes Raenette...

1.4.2008 12:49

The people of Zimbabwe have spoken

For Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change to have done so well in the elections despite massive...

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