29.9.2011 15:50

New British Ambassador, Deborah Bronnert met VP Mujuru

The new British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Deborah Bronnert met with Vice President Joice Mujuru in Harare Thursday where she reiterated the UK's wish for free and...
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29.9.2011 15:46

US still worried about rule Of law abuse in Zimbabwe

The United States Government (US) says it is worried about recent judicial verdicts and sentences holding...
29.9.2011 10:26

Chamisa To Discuss ICT Bill

THE Minister of Media, Information and Communication Technology, Nelson Chamisa, will today give oral evidence on...
29.9.2011 10:24

Misa Holds Media Ethics Indaba

The MISA Zimbabwe Chapter is today holding a half-day indaba for Senior journalists on "Media ethics...
29.9.2011 6:07

Where oppression still reigns

Over the past year, the world has watched with great interest as the Arab Spring has...
29.9.2011 6:02

Polygamy, poverty, culture – how rural women suffer

Sesedzai Rupuwu owns nothing except the tattered clothes that are neatly packed in her small, faded...
29.9.2011 5:59

UK gives $35 million for orphan care

The United Kingdom’s Department for International Development has committed $35 million towards the implementation of the...
29.9.2011 5:56

Women’s hard work bears fruit

A group of women in the arid Bikita district has turned a barren piece of land...
28.9.2011 9:46

Mozambicans register to vote in Zim

More than 100 Mozambique nationals have been registered here as Zimbabwean voters during the past week,...
28.9.2011 9:44

Karanga coalition could have won in 2008: Wikileaks

Three Zanu (PF) MPs told the United States that a coalition of Karangas from the MDC...
28.9.2011 9:37

No sharing of power: IBA report

The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute has concluded that despite some semblance of progress in...
28.9.2011 9:33

Army ready to crush any dissent: Ngwena

Defence minister Emmerson "Ngwena" Mnangagwa has vowed to crush any possible revolt against President Robert Mugabe’s...
28.9.2011 9:29

Mugabe vetoes Blackberry service

President Robert Mugabe, fearing agitated citizens calling for regime change, is refusing to licence the BlackBerry...
28.9.2011 9:25

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