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

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

27.7.2011 7:46

Political abuse must stop

Political abuse must stop
Zimbabwe’s unity government should act urgently to ensure women are protected from politically-motivated rape amid rising political violence and human rights abuses as the country heads...
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27.7.2011 7:38

Learning from Malawi – Sikhala

Zimbabweans have a lot to learn from the people of Malawi who have confronted a dictator...
27.7.2011 7:31

Indian investor eyes Tel*One stake

Zimbabwe's debt-saddled fixed landline phone operator, Tel*One, is set to undergo a restructuring exercise which will...
27.7.2011 6:40

‘Glen View 8’ hearing postponed to Wednesday

A fresh bail application for the eight MDC-T activists still in remand prison on charges of...
27.7.2011 6:37

Speaker blames ZANU PF for disturbances that rocked Parliament

The speaker of Parliament, Lovemore Moyo on Tuesday blamed ZANU PF supporters ‘whose identities are known’...
27.7.2011 6:34

ZANU PF hit squad still using murdered victim’s phone

Every Tuesday SW Radio Africa investigates unsolved and deliberately ignored cases of political violence, torture, murder...
27.7.2011 6:23

Political issues hitting Zim budget

Economic experts have warned that political troubles are dealing some of the biggest blows to Zimbabwe’s...
27.7.2011 6:17

Genocide experts say Gukurahundi justice needed for real peace

International experts on genocide have said that justice for the Gukurahundi massacres is needed, before real...
26.7.2011 16:41

Unemployment major cause of conflict-Hurungwe West

Unemployment major cause of conflict-Hurungwe West...
26.7.2011 16:36

U.S. hands over $150,000 worth of legal reference books

U.S. hands over $150,000 worth of legal reference books...
26.7.2011 16:32

Zanu (pf) disrupts MP

A losing Zanu PF parliamentary candidate in the 2008 elections, Mackenzie Daniel Ncube has been blocking...
26.7.2011 14:37

Exclusive – African Sun

AFRICAN Sun Limited will not renew its operating agreements with both properties that it operates in...
26.7.2011 13:58

Perpetrators of violence must be arrested

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