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AU chair calls for sanctions relief for Sudan, Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe Cricket to pay non-contracted women players an allowance

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Silencing the guns: Creating a conducive environment for Africa’s development: Forum commemorates Africa Day

Today, the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) joins the rest of Africa in commemorating...

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On 7th Anniversary of the constitution do not amend but implement and comply

ON the seventh anniversary of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) is extremely...

In Zimbabwe, Vital Medicines in Short Supply as Coronavirus Stalls Imports

Empty shelves of face masks and sanitizers have made headlines around the world in the wake...

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