Zimbabwe’s doctors’ strike reaches 100 days mark

Zimbabwe’s doctors’ strike reaches 100 days mark

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government appeared hopeful that after 100 days, the doctors’ strike may finally be drawing to a close.

ZimThrive initiative to host homecoming event to encourage nationals living abroad to return home

ZimThrive initiative to host homecoming event to encourage nationals living abroad to return home

A Zimbabwean initiative dubbed ZimThrive will host an event aimed at urging countrymen living in South Africa to return home through a “homecoming extravaganza” to be held in April.

Cars turned into bedrooms as residents demand stop to nuisance

Cars turned into bedrooms as residents demand stop to nuisance

The Newlands Residents Association has engaged law enforcement agents and the Harare City Council to help in restoring order at the Newlands Shopping Centre which they say has been turned into a sex haven by imbibers.

Zimbabwe’s currency crisis is far from being resolved

Zimbabwe’s currency crisis is far from being resolved

Could joining the Common Monetary Area rand zone be the most promising option? By Keith Jefferis for ISS TODAY

On brink of ‘man-made’ starvation, Zimbabweans struggling to cope

On brink of ‘man-made’ starvation, Zimbabweans struggling to cope

Shifting policies on land reform and food subsidies by successive governments have contributed to the dire situation.

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Zimbabwe cricket dispute chaos

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Zimbabwe cricket dispute chaos
HARARE - Zimbabwe's national cricket coach, Kevin Curran, has been accused of trying to persuade some of the country's striking players to sign the controversial new...
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Under-19 cricket victory for Zim

LAHORE - Zimbabwe's Under-19 cricket team beat Ireland by 118 runs in Group D's opening match...
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A hungry angry people

BY MUONGORORI BULAWAYO - When I think about what is happening right now I wonder - when...
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Death of a President

The death of a leader provides a moment to pause and reflect on the values, achievements...
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Shortages and profiteers abound

BY LITANY BIRD Dear Family and Friends, Writing a letter this week is no mean achievement, being able...
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Happy birthday to you

BY MAGAISA IBENZI WARD 12, PARIRENYATWA HOSPITAL, HARARE - This year, two very old people celebrate their...
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The making of a tyrant

BY SAMUEL MARUTA Chakafukidza dzimba matenga, Zimbabweans say. Loosely translated, this Shona proverb means roofs conceal...
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Vigil Diary – 4th February 2006

LONDON - More than 60 attended this week's Vigil. Patson brought his family from Leicester and...
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Appeal to save The Africa Centre

BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT LONDON - Two years and three months ago, Africans in the London Diaspora...
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Refugee director promises probe

PRETORIA - South Africa's Director-General for Refugees, Busisiwe Mkhwebane-Tshehla, says she will probe the conduct of...
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Zim Ind journos held to ransom

HARARE - The Media and Information Commission has accredited 15 journalists working for the privately-owned Zimbabwe...
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State media censors Gono

HARARE - While the MIC continues to restrict the private media, it has remained deafeningly silent...
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Media Laws Tightened

HARARE - The General Laws Amendment Act which tightens the presidential insult laws and communication of...

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