The Cyber and Data Protection Act : Implications for Journalists, Human-Rights Defenders, NGOs and Others (Part 1)

The Cyber and Data Protection Act : Implications for Journalists, Human-Rights Defenders, NGOs and Others (Part 1)

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Zimbabweans flee xenophobic violence in South Africa. What next?

Zimbabweans flee xenophobic violence in South Africa. What next?

The recent xenophobic violence in South Africa has caused a mass exodus of migrants from the country, including to Zimbabwe.

Mnangagwa vs Chiwenga: The Existential Battle for Power in Zimbabwe

Mnangagwa vs Chiwenga: The Existential Battle for Power in Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe overtakes Nigeria as Africa’s best-performing stock market

Zimbabwe ended last month as Africa’s best-performing equity market, overtaking Nigeria, the continent’s most populous nation, after months of sustained gains driven by easing inflation, a more stable domestic currency, and renewed investor appetite for local equities.

Zimbabwe farmers feed ARVs to chickens in bid to boost growth

In this desperate attempt to increase profits, the farmers are posing serious health risks to consumers and undermining HIV treatment efficacy.

16.5.2019 7:01

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CHRA concerned over govt’s policy inconsistency on debt collectors

On May 9, 2019, the Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing, Honorable July...
15.5.2019 14:53

Zimbabweans Air Anger Amid Economic Meltdown

CHINHOYI, ZIMBABWE — Pro-government statements are the norm in Chinhoyi, the hometown of former president Robert...
15.5.2019 14:47

Eskom: Zimbabwe hasn’t approached SA for assistance with power crisis

It has been reported that Zimbabwe would make arrangements to increase power imports from Mozambique and...
15.5.2019 14:40

Zimbabwe’s Rural Communities Standing up to Chinese Mining Companies

MUTARE, Zimbabwe—Zimbabwe’s rural communities are beginning to stand up to Chinese companies operating in the country, as...
15.5.2019 14:34

Tharisa seeks to tap Zimbabwe’s battery minerals potential

LONDON (Reuters) - Platinum group metals miner Tharisa is expanding into Zimbabwe with a drilling programme...
15.5.2019 14:32

Zimbabwe farmers venture into vegetables to outsmart poor rains

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Farmer Talita Matutu twists open an under-sized maize cob in...
15.5.2019 8:55

Multibillion-Dollar Platinum Plan Falters on Zimbabwe Army Stake

A plan to build Zimbabwe’s biggest platinum mine at a cost of about $4 billion is...
14.5.2019 15:20

Reliving an event from the war-years

A heroic guerrilla commander meets his death ...
14.5.2019 9:25

Zimbabwe’s ‘Zollar’ being manipulated by political elites

New protests are being organised. The last serious ones knocked out the government and led to...
14.5.2019 8:34

Zimbabwe earns nearly $3M selling elephants to China, Dubai, official says

If Zimbabwe can't sell ivory, it'll sell the whole elephant instead....
14.5.2019 7:19

Tsvangirai’s daughter involved in an accident

The car in which Tsvangirai’s daughter was traveling when it was involved in an accident early...
13.5.2019 15:42

Zimbabwe starts rolling power cuts

HARARE - Zimbabwe has started rolling power cuts lasting up to eight hours that will also hit...

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