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

The government says Zimbabweans returning from neighbouring countries, particularly South Africa, will receive vocational training, access to business funding, health services and support under the Pfumvudza/Intwasa farming programme as part of efforts to reintegrate them into society.

SA court orders ‘Nyokayemabhunu’ extradition despite persecution fears

SA court orders ‘Nyokayemabhunu’ extradition despite persecution fears

Court says only the justice minister can halt extradition

Opposition parties condemn arrest of Beitbridge activist Bhekimpilo Mbedzi

Opposition parties condemn arrest of Beitbridge activist Bhekimpilo Mbedzi

Opposition political parties have condemned the arrest of Beitbridge-based activist Bhekimpilo Mbedzi, describing it as an attack on constitutional rights and calling on authorities to either release him immediately or ensure his legal rights are protected.

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

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

Nothing screams hypocrisy quite like pretending to care for the people.

Zimbabweans must distinguish between a business deal and endorsing corruption

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Greed has a way of making us excuse the inexcusable.

28.5.2008 8:23

Tsvangirai promises to set up truth, justice commission

Tsvangirai promises to set up truth, justice commission

HARARE - Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Tuesday said 50 of
his supporters have been killed in political violence and promised to set up
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28.5.2008 6:37

Four jailed for holding meeting without police clearance

BULAWAYO - Zimbabwe police have held four opposition legislators and
civic leaders in jail since arresting...
27.5.2008 20:46

Armed men torch newspapers

* Truck set alight *Drivers beaten
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27.5.2008 20:44

Churches ordered to display Mugabe next to Jesus


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Zanu (PF) militia in Mberengwa in the Midlands province are forcing church leaders...
27.5.2008 20:44

25,000 escape to Zambia from South Africa

BY NTANDO NCUBE
JOHANNESBURG
More than 25,000 Zimbabweans are leaving South Africa for Zambia to escape...
27.5.2008 20:43

Civic groups back MDC in bid for People’s Charter

BY CHIEF REPORTER
HARARE
Civic groups in Zimbabwe have resolved to endorse the candidacy of...
27.5.2008 20:43

Economic collapse stubs out tobacco industry

BY CHIEF REPORTER
HARARE
Three weeks after Zimbabwe's annual tobacco auctions opened, a paltry 2,000...
27.5.2008 20:42

Mugabe blames MDC for racist attacks in South Africa

BY TRACY SHOKO
HARARE
The military junta controlling Zimbabwe has blamed the Movement for Democratic...
27.5.2008 20:42

Anglicans persecuted by police, says Council

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
Anglicans who have remained in the Church of the Province of...
27.5.2008 20:41

Children collapsing from hunger

BY PINDAI DUBE
BULAWAYO
Children are collapsing in lessons due to hunger, primary teachers in...
27.5.2008 20:41

War vets bar villagers, steal crops

BY PINDAI DUBE
BULAWAYO
War veterans have set up base at Mhabhinyane irrigation scheme in...
27.5.2008 20:40

Foreign observers invited for run-off, but no Britons

BY CHIEF REPORTER
HARARE
Robert Mugabe has invited foreign observers to monitor the presidential election...
27.5.2008 20:40

Breath of life for mining

HARARE - Zimbabwe's central bank has reviewed the gold support price by over 600% to match...

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