Mnangagwa regime must serve Zimbabweans, not foreign guests: the optics of Harare’s “clean-up operations”

Mnangagwa regime must serve Zimbabweans, not foreign guests: the optics of Harare’s “clean-up operations”

Sweeping dirt under the rug never makes a home clean.

Traditionally, mudododo was a sign of poverty and starvation

Traditionally, mudododo was a sign of poverty and starvation

Ignorance often tricks us into celebrating our own misery.

If your “man of God” is wealthy, he is likely a false prophet

If your “man of God” is wealthy, he is likely a false prophet

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Zanu PF accused of betraying vendors as crackdown sparks political tension

Zanu PF accused of betraying vendors as crackdown sparks political tension

The opposition has accused Zanu PF of turning against the same impoverished traders it allegedly mobilised for political support, as its latest crackdown on street vending creates political tension amid an economic crisis that has pushed thousands of workers into the informal economy. 

Informal sector Zim’s biggest employer yet lacks adequate policy support: BPC

Informal sector Zim’s biggest employer yet lacks adequate policy support: BPC

Zimbabwe’s informal sector has emerged as the country’s largest employer; however, government policy and financing mechanisms have failed to keep pace with its growing role in sustaining livelihoods, the Bulawayo Projects Centre (BPC) has said.

8.4.2009 6:35

Tsvangirai up against the wall

Tsvangirai up against the wall
Power sharing has entrenched tyranny
tsvangirai_2.jpgMorgan Tsvangirai
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8.4.2009 6:17

Press release of the Southern African Commercial Farmers Alliance – Zimbabwe 7 April 2009

Dear Fellow Farmers and Friends,

The following is what Ben Freeth sent out at 4.31...
8.4.2009 6:07

George Nyathi, “Conditions at Khami maximum security prison are horrific”

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8.4.2009 5:59

Econet Wireless gets frequencies for 3G service

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7.4.2009 19:12

KENYA: New resignation hits government

NAIROBI - A deputy minister in Kenya's ailing coalition government resigned on Tuesday, following in the...
7.4.2009 19:05

MALAWI: New graft charges for Muluzi

BLANTYRE - A Malawi court on Tuesday ordered prosecutors to file new corruption charges against former...
7.4.2009 18:58

Busa: Good opportunities in Zim

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7.4.2009 18:49

SOUTH AFRICA: Bringing HIV Testing Where It’s Needed

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EC Urges SADC on About EPA as Time Is Not on Our Side''

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WINDHOEK - Southern African countries remain mum on...
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AFRICA: How much bang for the PEPFAR buck?

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AFRICA: How much bang for the PEPFAR buck?

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BOTSWANA: Less development revenue as diamonds lose their shine

JOHANNESBURG - Diamond-rich Botswana has so far managed to avoid Africa's "resource curse" - a term...
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SOUTHERN AFRICA: Red Cross to start Zambezi initiative

JOHANNESBURG - As the Zambezi River's waters continue to rush over the broken banks in northeastern...

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