4.10.2007 0:00

Killer-police freed to dash families’ claims

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Killer-police freed to dash families’ claims

BY BAYETHE ZITHA

BULAWAYO - Police authorities are reportedly shielding junior officers who shot and killed two innocent civilians in Zimbabwe's biggest city this month, as no...

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4.10.2007 0:00

“I will never sell out!”-Morgan promises

4.10.2007 0:00

Erasable ink on order “to rig elections”

THE government has ordered erasable ink from Iran, which will be used to rig the elections,...

4.10.2007 0:00

Third force on the cards?

HARARE
The stand off between the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) factions on the one hand and...

4.10.2007 0:00

Court clogged up by diamond-trade arrests

MUTARE – Magistrates' courts are failing to cope with the increased number of illegal diamond miners...
4.10.2007 0:00

Zanu hoards grain as election weapon

HARARE
The Zanu (PF) regime is reportedly holding food and other basic commodities, obtained either from the...
4.10.2007 0:00

MDC official left paralysed by thugs

MUTARE - An MDC activist who was badly beaten up by Zanu (PF) youths in...

4.10.2007 0:00

Tobacco producers to get more forex

HARARE
Zimbabwe’s central bank has ordered that all tobacco farmers be entitled to retain an extra 5...

4.10.2007 0:00

Minister blames black farmers for shortages

MASVINGO - Agriculture minister Rugare Gumbo last week launched a scathing attack on newly settled black...

4.10.2007 0:00

Gono promises farmers forex

…“clearly delusional” say analysts
HARARE
Zimbabwe needs a staggering R1.43 billion this year alone to feed three million...

4.10.2007 0:00

Mujuru reveals hungry people hunting mice

MUTARE - Acting President Joice Mujuru last week admitted that hard-up Zimbabweans were resorting to eating...

4.10.2007 0:00

Tobacco producers to get more forex

HARARE
Zimbabwe’s central bank has ordered that all tobacco farmers be entitled to retain an extra 5...

4.10.2007 0:00

Police disband debate on 2008 elections

MUTARE - State security agents on Friday night disrupted a Zimrights public meeting, claiming the participants...

3.10.2007 0:00

Students demonstrate at Wits University

JOHANNESBURG:
THE move by Wits University authorities to significantly increase fees by an average 45 percent...

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