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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7.5.2008 21:22

Briefing reveals run-off rigging plan

Briefing reveals run-off rigging plan
BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
"Zanu (PF) and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) will rig the result for a run-off on May 26" - those were...
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7.5.2008 21:22

Zanu squabbles as plot accusations fly

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Infighting in the Zanu (PF) camp has led to ructions in...
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Top officials could be prosecuted for torture

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South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority has been asked to prosecute 18 top Zimbabwe security...
7.5.2008 21:21

Lawyers say security forces could face court

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HARARE
Attacks on teachers are worsening the flood of professionals out of...
7.5.2008 21:20

Police beat protestors, assault bystanders

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Around 60 members of Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) needed medical...
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Drip feeding

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There will be justice – eventually

Dear Family and Friends,
In the five weeks while ZEC were 'verifying' some two and a...
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Things can only get better – and they do!

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7.5.2008 21:18

Stop making excuses for Mugabe

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Zim elections – a laughing stock

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Zimbabwe Vigil Diary May 3, 2008

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South Africa to send team for run-off

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Press restrictions squeezed tighter for run-off

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BULAWAYO
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