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Zimbabwe Independent Legislator Takes on Chinese Companies for Worker Abuse

The Epoch Times
MUTARE, Zimbabwe—A Zimbabwean legislator is taking on Chinese companies that he says aren’t adhering to local laws and are abusing workers in the African nation....
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9.7.2019 18:07

Zimbabwe opposition MP charged with treason

MDC vice-chairman Job Sikhala was charged with treason after allegedly saying the party would overthrow the...
9.7.2019 12:27

WATCH: Ramaphosa meets Mnangagwa in power energy talks

South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa talks about his meeting with Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa during which...
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Ramaphosa says he will discuss Zim’s energy woes with Eskom

Zimbabwe started implementing rotational load shedding in May, due to a combination of low water levels...
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Zimbabwe poised to raise public workers pay again

HARARE (Reuters) - The Zimbabwean government is ready to raise civil servants’ pay for the second...
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Zimbabwe power utility says needs $14 mln each month for imports

HARARE (Reuters) – Zimbabwe’s state-owned power utility, ZESA Holdings, which is implementing severe power cuts, needs...
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Zimbabwe well-placed to benefit from China’s thirst for chromium

China needs as much chromium for stainless steel as Zimbabwe can supply....
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Power blackout

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New law to regulate churches in Zimbabwe,good news

This is good news, for there are many burgeoning Christian denominations which are specifically established for...
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Open Committee Meeting Monday 8th July

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How has Zimbabwe changed under Mnangagwa?

Sky News looks at how much has changed in Zimbabwe since Emmerson Mnangagwa came to power...
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SEE: Here’s how much our neighbouring African countries are paying for petrol

As South African road users continue to feel the pressure at the pumps we take a...
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‘No one will go hungry’: Mnangagwa reassures Zim after drought

HARARE - Zimbabwe needs to import 800,000 tonnes of maize following a drought that reduced the harvest by...
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‘Not For the Faint-Hearted’: The Struggles of Women in Zimbabwe’s Mining Industry

Female miners seek equal opportunity in Zimbabwe’s male-dominated mining industry, but several cultural and financial obstacles...

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