9.8.2007 0:00

Prisoners’ death rate soars

Reporter
Prisoners’ death rate soars
HARARE
Conditions in Zimbabwe's prisons have continued to deteriorate causing a huge increase in the rate of deaths of inmates.
Confidential information released to The Zimbabwean by...
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9.8.2007 0:00

How can the shelves be filled again?



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9.8.2007 0:00

Ncube – breaking the silence

HARARE
The activist group Sokwanele has alleged that the private investigator spearheading the lawsuit against Archbishop Pius...
9.8.2007 0:00

Scarce mealie meal sells for 10 x the price


HARARE
Zimbabwe has virtually run out of its staple foodstuff mealie meal, with the scant supplies selling...
9.8.2007 0:00

Amai Chiwenga in website battle


BY ALLAN MUZHINGI
'Jocelyn Chiwenga wants US$1 billion from ZimDaily'
HARARE
The...
9.8.2007 0:00

Gono, Nyoni in battle for power

HARARE
Reserve Bank governor Gideon Gono has clashed with Small to Medium Scale Enterprises (SME) minister Sthembiso...
9.8.2007 0:00

Fuel importers fear confiscation


HARARE
The Zim dollar was relatively stable last week with one USD fetching between $190,000 and $205,000...
9.8.2007 0:00

Court victory for land-grab farmers


Govt admission that Dutch landowners must be compensated opens way for more claims
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PARIS –...
9.8.2007 0:00

No spying going on – ISPs

HARARE
Zimbabwe's Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are insisting that they cannot monitor all their customers' e-mails because...

9.8.2007 0:00

ZimTrade to develop Zambian market


HARARE
ZimTrade has said it plans to set up a mega retail shop in Zambia to...
9.8.2007 0:00

Mass deflections to Tsvangirai camp

DEFECTIONS in Zimbabwe's muddied opposition waters continue to be one-way traffic. Last Thursday, Silas Mangono, a...

9.8.2007 0:00

Vote boundaries aid rigging

HARARE
The Delimitation Commission has reportedly finished drawing up boundaries for next year's elections and highly-placed sources...
9.8.2007 0:00

UK students condemn Zim govt


LONDON
The National Union of Students (NUS) in the UK has condemned the Zimbabwean government and...
9.8.2007 0:00

Aids drugs sold on black market


HARARE - HIV/Aids organisations have expressed concern over unlicensed drug dealers selling antiretroviral drugs on the...

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