Govt says returning Zimbabweans will receive vocational training, business and Pfumvudza support

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SA court orders ‘Nyokayemabhunu’ extradition despite persecution fears

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Opposition parties condemn arrest of Beitbridge activist Bhekimpilo Mbedzi

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What is the purpose of African peer review institutions if the welfare of ordinary citizens is secondary?

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Zimbabweans must distinguish between a business deal and endorsing corruption

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4.9.2008 13:17

ZAMBIA: Dangerous divisions in the ruling party

ZAMBIA: Dangerous divisions in the ruling party
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4.9.2008 12:18

Thanks Mbeki, you may go now

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Orphans Walk 60km to Beg for Food

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Wild fruits instead of food aid

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Broke Mugabe regime delays opening colleges

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4.9.2008 10:32

Talks hit deadlock over security forces: Tsvangira

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MDC to Forward Harassment Footage to Mbeki

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4.9.2008 10:20

AU wants Zimbabwe crisis deal ready now

African Union chair Tanzania wants to see a 50-50 power-sharing deal agreed for Zimbabwe immediately...
4.9.2008 10:06

Child dies after eating meal of roots and leaves

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Zimbabwe NGOs Dispute Harare’s Contention Aid Ban Has Been Lifted

Zimbabwean non-governmental organizations say that they continue to be barred from providing humanitarian assistance despite...
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Bodies discovered in dams

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We are Tired of Talks About Talks About Talks About Talks

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Unita accuses state bank of funding ruling party

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