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Mr. Maponga, royalty cannot simply be dished out like GD6s!

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Anti-migrant violence triggers trauma and medical emergency on the South Africa-Zimbabwe border

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People fleeing violence and harassment sparked by anti-migrant protests in South Africa need medical care and protection. MSF is providing treatment to people traumatised and displaced at the border towns of Musina and Beitbridge.

Reason, logic and facts die when we clash with populists over migration

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The solid arguments against anti-migrant sentiment are being drowned out by the voices of populists. A new conversation has to have empathy for the masses without pandering to xenophobic tendencies, and without giving up on the facts.

ZANU PF Sweeps 4 Council By-Elections

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ZANU PF has won all four council by-elections held on Saturday, 1 August 2026, in Victoria Falls and Mutare, with official results showing that divided independent candidates handed the ruling party victory in three of the four wards.

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Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa said relations with the U.S., which imposed sanctions in 2003, are the...

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The death toll in Gauteng's widespread violence has risen to seven after police confirmed the discovery...

CiZC Statement on the Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa

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Zimbabwe Shows Africa Can Tackle Corruption

Big things are happening in Zimbabwe’s anti-corruption drive, and other African governments are beginning to take...

Zimbabwe’s addiction to borrowing continues – as inflation rises

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Zimbabwe state doctors go on strike over pay

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe’s public sector doctors went on strike on Tuesday, demanding a further salary...

MDC Appalled by the Ongoing Afrophobic Attacks on fellow Africans in South Africa.

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