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2.7.2008 21:21

Zims in UK mourn death of democracy

Zims in UK mourn death of democracy


LONDON - Zimbabweans in the UK marked Election Run-off day with anger and anguish.

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2.7.2008 21:20

Zimbabwe Vigil Diary – June 28 2008

LONDON - We had a Sky television crew with us all day, waiting for the election...
2.7.2008 21:20

Zim government fears military intervention

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HARARE - The Zimbabwean Government is in a state of panic, fearing military...
2.7.2008 21:19

Mutambara MDC Officials attend Mugabe swearing in

HARARE - Losing MDC candidates from the rival faction led by Arthur Mutambara attended the swearing...
2.7.2008 21:19

Canada imposes restrictions

BY STAFF REPORTER
CANADA - The Honourable David Emerson, Minister of Foreign Affairs, condemned the illegitimate...
2.7.2008 21:18

The next move

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HARARE - A reliable source has given some insight into what the...
2.7.2008 21:18

A most un-civil conflict

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2.7.2008 21:17

Pharaoh will go

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For 430 years the Israelites were oppressed in Egypt. The...
2.7.2008 21:16

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AU must not let Zim get away with this
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2.7.2008 21:16

SADC Tribunal test case

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CHEGUTU - Zimbabwean farmer Mike Campbell is the second applicant in the Southern...
2.7.2008 21:15

Tsvangirai bodyguards arrested, deported

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A ‘cabal of criminals’ win sham poll

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HARARE - On June 29, Britain and the United States were considering imposing...
2.7.2008 21:14

Mugabe plans false charges to rob MDC MPs of seats

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