Politics: no laughing matter in poverty-hit Zimbabwe
HARARE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It’s no joke being a comedian in Zimbabwe....
Still No Accountability for Zimbabwe’s 2018 Abuses
End Culture of Impunity; Implement Commission’s Recommendations
Zimbabwean billionaire Simon Rudland doubles down on agro-processing with new $25 million citrus plant near South Africa’s border
The facility, developed by Orangeville Investments, comes months after Rudland commissioned a $102 million tobacco processing plant in Harare, signalling a broader strategy to build processing capacity around some of Zimbabwe’s biggest agricultural exports rather than relying on raw commodity sales.
Why did he do it?
In the mid-sixties of the last century, a teenager left his home and joined a gang of insurgents who were to launch a war against the white settlers in Rhodesia. He was just a kid, and the group used him as a runner.
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A nation that rigs history risks losing itself.
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ZCC demands referendum on CAA3, warns of deepening polarisation
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IMF Management Approves Completion of the First Review under Zimbabwe’s Staff-Monitored Program
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As Zimbabwe’s raw lithium ban pays off, ambitions grow
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Why Zimbabwe’s new municipal police bill could backfire on citizens
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Still No Accountability for Zimbabwe’s 2018 Abuses
