We were your backbone: Almost 60 000 Zimbabweans go – some say SA will suffer without them

We were your backbone: Almost 60 000 Zimbabweans go – some say SA will suffer without them

Almost 60 000 people returned home in the past two weeks, after anti-immigration groups demanded that undocumented migrants leave the country by 30 June, according to the Zimbabwean government.

Bangladesh’s big guns return for ODI battle against Zimbabwe

Bangladesh’s big guns return for ODI battle against Zimbabwe

Both teams will want to gain knowledge about their personnel in conditions where the 2027 World Cup will be played

Football Instead of Drugs: How One Community Coach is Using Sport to Rescue Zimbabwe’s Youth

Football Instead of Drugs: How One Community Coach is Using Sport to Rescue Zimbabwe’s Youth

A desperate Zimbabwean mother recently pleaded with the courts to imprison her drug-addicted son—not as punishment, but in the hope that jail might save her life after he repeatedly threatened to kill her.

Zimbabwe regime sells false hope by pretending youth can become entrepreneurs fresh from training

Zimbabwe regime sells false hope by pretending youth can become entrepreneurs fresh from training

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Remembering the victims of political violence on June 27, 2008

Remembering the victims of political violence on June 27, 2008

On 27 June 2008, hours after Morgan Tsvangirai withdrew from Zimbabwe’s presidential runoff citing escalating political violence, ZANU-PF youths descended on Manomano Ndahwi’s home in Gokwe, Midlands.

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Mugabe’s legacy: a nation destroyed

President Robert Mugabe would like to be remembered as a great post-colonial leader, but he is more likely to be listed among Africa’s worst despots –...
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29.6.2011 10:25

Statement on the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture

'No person shall be subjected to torture or inhuman or degrading punishment or other such treatment’...
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Direct military interference in electoral affairs Partisan public statements

Since February 2000, following the first electoral defeat to a Zanu (PF) led government when people...
29.6.2011 10:14

Zim elections: mere lip-service to democracy

Elections are a critical aspect of democracy as they enable citizens to exercise their democratic right...
29.6.2011 10:09

Zim’s loss is SA’s gain

In October 2008, Nkosilathi Moyo left Zimbabwe to seek better life opportunities in neighbouring South Africa....
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Teachers’ strike: the wrong weapon?

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Trust Holdings invests in Borrowdale Brooke

Trust Financial Holdings Limited is investing in 50 cluster housing units in the plush, leafy Borrowdale...
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African Sun to offload Hotelserve?

The African Sun Limited Group may offload its loss-making subsidiary Hotelserve in order to concentrate on...
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Taylor upbeat ahead of Test return

Newly-appointed Zimbabwe captain, Brendan Taylor, this week expressed confidence the team can make an impression when...
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Zimbabwe not dead yet – Mashaba

While prevailing sentiment suggests South Africa have ‘qualified’ for the all Africa Games at the expense...
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IAAF awards Dube CECS accolade

The International Athletics Association Federation has given Adele Dube, a Kwekwe-based athletics, coach the prestigious Coach...
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SW Radio Africa to publish full CIO list

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