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Dear Mrs Ngobese-Zuma

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Chari’s education hopes dashed

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Chari’s education hopes dashed

BY SIBANENGI DUBE
JOHANNESBURG - Givemore Chari's hopes to graduate with an accounting degree in 2007 are now shattered after constant persecution by Zanu (PF) forced him...

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My future destroyed – MDC youth activist

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JOHANNESBURG - Forced out of Zimbabwe for expressing disgruntlement over the deteriorating...

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Zimbabwe: a lesson in self destruction

Craig J. Richardson is associate professor of economics at Salem College, USA. In this first excerpt...

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Misa appeals for pressure vs. snoop bill

HARARE - The Zimbabwe chapter of the Media Institute of Southern Africa has appealed to the...

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Broadcast law needs to change

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Mutasa threatens to unleash CIO on pressman

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Letters (ii) 8-6-06

The African disease
EDITOR - I respect Lovemore Madhuku very much as man and leader made of...

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Letters (i) 8-6-06

1,000 houses in 1,000 days
EDITOR - I have a 'dream', a dream to help provide...

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Zimbabwean money flows to Botswana

FRANCISTOWN - Dozens of Zimbabwean companies have relocated to neighbouring Botswana, perceived as the region's most...

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Adding up the costs of inflation

Spiralling price rises mean textbook arithmetic doesn't work, while schoolteachers make their own calculations about how...

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News in Ndebele 1-6-06

Tsvangirai calls for Truth and Justice Commission
UTsvangirai uthi kusungulwe iKomishini ezavumbulula amaqiniso lokujezisa abalomlandu.
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News in Shona 1-06-06

VaTsvangirai Vosheedzera Komishini Yekuzoongorora Zvose Zvakaitwa NeZanu (PF)
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‘CIO interfered in my SA asylum plea’ – Roy Bennett

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