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

Zimbabweans must distinguish between a business deal and endorsing corruption

Greed has a way of making us excuse the inexcusable.

13.9.2007 0:00

BEYOND THE BOUNDARY WITH JAMES JONES

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BEYOND THE BOUNDARY WITH JAMES JONES

Players demand forex
ZIMBABWE cricket players and their board are at loggerheads once again. Surprise, Surprise! It's over payments for services - again! It is believed that...
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13.9.2007 0:00

Revenge of the underdogs

Cricket team resurfaces to beat Scotland in Twenty20
BY MTHULISI SIBANDA
SENIOR REPORTER
POTCHEFSTROOM - Cricket-underdogs Zimbabwe overcame...
13.9.2007 0:00

Anglican Bishop sees hope of breakthrough on Gays and Zimbabwe

BY TREVOR GRUNDY
The recently appointed Dean of Central Africa, the Rt Rev Trevor Musonda Mwamba, believes...
13.9.2007 0:00

Let us go elsewhere

Jesus had a busy day in Capernaum and he rose early the next morning to go...
13.9.2007 0:00

Human flight makes voters’ roll irrelevant


BY MUONGORORI
BULAWAYO
In our factory the number of workers who have left their jobs and fled to...
13.9.2007 0:00

South Africa and the rescue of Zimbabwe

BY NORMAN REYNOLDS
Part One
The UN and South Africa should declare genocide in Zimbabwe and a failed...

13.9.2007 0:00

Starving us into submission


John Makumbe
The majority of Zimbabweans now agree that the pain they are forced to endure continues...
13.9.2007 0:00

WOZA wows Zimfest


BY KJW
LONDON
In person, Jenni Williams has an infectious warmth and enthusiasm. When I meet her...
13.9.2007 0:00

Vigil Diary

Vigil supporters banging for freedom
LONDON - The Vigil ended with a bang this week. At...
13.9.2007 0:00

A letter from exile

BY BART WOLFFE
I write to you, my dear family, to tell you how it is for...
13.9.2007 0:00

Letters 13-09-07

Talks aim to kill MDC
EDITOR - I think it high-time the real MDC (Tsvangirai) left the...

13.9.2007 0:00

Letter From Home

A whole generation gone

BY LITANY BIRD

Dear Family and Friends,

It was with a...

13.9.2007 0:00

Teachers’ salaries an insult

We are solidly behind Zimbabwean teachers who this week downed tools to press their demands for...

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