26.7.2007 0:00

Zanu fatcats battle it out in mining sector

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Zanu fatcats battle it out in mining sector
Standfirst: Indigenisation and black empowerment are nothing but euphemisms for asset grabs by the elite, says a significant report on Zimbabwe's mining industry.
BY FRANCO HENWOOD
LONDON
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26.7.2007 0:00

News in Ndebele

Ngubani Iqhude elikhulu?

Umlobi nguStanford Mukasa

WASHINGTON-Umhlangano omkhulu wequla leMovement for Democratic Change (MDC) elikhokhelwa ngumnumzana Morgan...

26.7.2007 0:00

Lawyers outraged at SA treatment of refugees

PRETORIA
Lawyers for human rights have written to the South Africa's Minister of Home Affairs, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula,...
26.7.2007 0:00

On the boundary of madness

BY GEOFF HILL
STANDFIRST: South Africa's northern border with Zimbabwe has become the nation's "most vulnerable...
26.7.2007 0:00

Archbishop Pius Ncube

The Herald (July 17 and for days afterwards) gives extensive coverage to an alleged affair between...
26.7.2007 0:00

Mugabe blames Brits again

HARARE - Buoyed by regional support for his despotic policies in Tanzania three months ago and...
26.7.2007 0:00

TB kills thousands as health system collapses



BULAWAYO
Zimbabwe's tuberculosis treatment programme, once the envy of many developing countries...
26.7.2007 0:00

Chihuri’s term renewed


(with pic of Chihuri - caption Augustine Chihuri)
HARARE - President Robert...
26.7.2007 0:00

Mugabe responsible for wrecking talks

The South African'brokered talks between the ruling Zanu (PF) and the opposition MDC appear to have...

26.7.2007 0:00

Tekere backs Makoni



BY TRUST MATSILELE
MUTARE
Veteran liberation war hero and politician, Edgar Tekere,...

26.7.2007 0:00

Young Turks battle to change Zanu constitution

HARARE - Top guns in the ruling Zanu (PF) party are hatching a plan to push...

26.7.2007 0:00

Zim women suffer most – Amnesty

LONDON
Zimbabwean women are suffering increasing repression as they confront the government in the face of...
26.7.2007 0:00

Fact or fiction?

BY KETAYI MAKOSA
Our beloved country is blessed to have one of the most educated cabinets of...
26.7.2007 0:00

Computers for Byo schools


BULWAYO - Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Mayor Japhet Ndabeni'Ncube last week donated 16 computers to...

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