How Sports Betting Changed After Zimbabwe’s Mass Return from South Africa

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What Tanzania’s betting industry reveals about digital growth in Africa

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Digital tools help Zimbabwe’s HIV migrants stay in care

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Mnangagwa defends Zimbabwe’s term extension after once pledging to leave office in 2028

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Water shedding driving sewage overflows and pipe bursts in Bulawayo

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30.4.2008 14:08

Rank and file must turn against greedy superiors

Rank and file must turn against greedy superiors
We have seen and heard how our people in Zimbabwe are hurting following the elections. The increased use of state forces against people who oppose Mugabe...
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30.4.2008 14:07

Heroes and villains – let’s name them

SW Radio Africa has begun a list of Zimbabwean heroes and villains. Send your nominations to...
30.4.2008 14:07

End reign of terror, war vets tell service chiefs

HARARE - War veterans opposed to Robert Mugabe have appealed direct to service chiefs to stop...
30.4.2008 14:06

News in Brief

US presidential candidate speaks out on Zanu torture
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30.4.2008 14:06

Tsvangirai treated as president by African leaders

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HARARE
Robert Mugabe has lost the support and sympathy of the majority...
30.4.2008 14:05

Biti leads delegation to New York

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Secretary-General Tendai Biti is to lead...
30.4.2008 14:05

Bishop condemns police action

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
The Anglican Bishop of the Diocese of Harare, Dr Sebastian Bakare,...
30.4.2008 14:05

Anniversary of brother’s brutal murder

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NYAKATONDO
As violence escalates around the country, it is an all-too familiar...
30.4.2008 14:03

Election monitor vows to keep working despite police search

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HARARE
Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) Chairperson Noel Kututwa has handed himself...
30.4.2008 14:03

Teachers abducted and threatened, says union

HARARE
A Zimbabwe teachers' union said on Monday several of its members who served as...
30.4.2008 14:00

Police torture MDC refugees

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The Zanu (PF) military junta has been torturing and traumatising around...
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Blood on their hands.

These stains may be only paint...
30.4.2008 13:59

Media under siege

HARARE
Zimbabwe's media landscape will never be the same again, writes journalist Grail R. Kupakuwana....

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