Chivayo CAB 3 ‘bribes’ backfire

Chivayo CAB 3 ‘bribes’ backfire

A WAR veteran has launched an urgent High Court application seeking to halt the processing of the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No 3 (CAB 3) as the cash and car gifts to Members of Parliament by controversial businessmen Wicknell Chivayo backfire.

South Africa’s anti-migrant fury threatens to turn it into a fascist state

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She Quit Her Finance Job to Live on a Remote Wildlife Reserve in Zimbabwe. She Says She’d Do It ’10 Times Over’ (Exclusive)

She Quit Her Finance Job to Live on a Remote Wildlife Reserve in Zimbabwe. She Says She’d Do It ’10 Times Over’ (Exclusive)

Alex Blumenfeld left a finance career to pursue her dream of working in wildlife conservation in Zimbabwe

Large crowds gather at Musina camp to process exit papers for Beitbridge

Large crowds gather at Musina camp to process exit papers for Beitbridge

Large groups of foreign nationals gathered at the Musina Showgrounds camp on Tuesday, queueing for documents they need to return home via the Beitbridge border post.

The Zim monodialogues

The Zim monodialogues

Senate approves CAB3

1.2.2012 10:40

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1.2.2012 10:32

Global News Roundup

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1.2.2012 10:28

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1.2.2012 10:25

The Hub helps women in Masvingo

Local businessman and Zanu (PF) Secretary for Economic Affairs for the province, Joasib Omar, has launched...
1.2.2012 10:24

Workers fight destitution

Farm workers, most of them migrant labourers, left destitute by the chaotic land reform programme are...
1.2.2012 10:23

Its your country

Can we have more updates on the Mujuru inquest. All the evidence is going to suggest...
1.2.2012 10:22

Mujuru family to fight on

Walter Chikwanha, the presiding magistrate in the high profile inquest into the mysterious death of Retired...
1.2.2012 10:20

Witnesses testify at Gukurahundi memorial

Ibhetshu Likazulu successfully held its annual Gukurahundi memorial last week, despite earlier objections by police. One...
1.2.2012 10:10

Women bake bricks

In a bid to beat the harsh economic climate, women here have turned to brick moulding...
1.2.2012 10:07

Villagers accuse cops

The Hurungwe Rural District Council is losing an estimated $500 000 a year in revenue to...
1.2.2012 10:06

HPC to boost horticulture

There is huge potential for horticulture to boost foreign currency earnings from horticulture, the Horticulture Promotion...
1.2.2012 10:04

Sata slams PM as “stooge of West”

Comments about Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai by the new Zambian President Michael Sata show how far...
1.2.2012 10:01

Hat killer gets 18 years

A Gokwe man has been imprisoned for 18 years for killing his friend after a fight...

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