Zimbabwe regime sells false hope by pretending youth can become entrepreneurs fresh from training

Zimbabwe regime sells false hope by pretending youth can become entrepreneurs fresh from training

Nothing can be more heartless than giving false hope.

Remembering the victims of political violence on June 27, 2008

Remembering the victims of political violence on June 27, 2008

On 27 June 2008, hours after Morgan Tsvangirai withdrew from Zimbabwe’s presidential runoff citing escalating political violence, ZANU-PF youths descended on Manomano Ndahwi’s home in Gokwe, Midlands.

Jesus never preached the “prosperity gospel”: It’s time to stop thieves in today’s church

Jesus never preached the “prosperity gospel”: It’s time to stop thieves in today’s church

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How Zimbabwe’s culture of “life presidency” breeds future leaders who don’t value the smooth transfer of power

How Zimbabwe’s culture of “life presidency” breeds future leaders who don’t value the smooth transfer of power

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Has AI now created a world of fake or unreliable evidence?

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Watford book Premiership place

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Watford book Premiership place

BY JOHN HUGHES
LONDON - Unfashionable Watford will be playing in the Premiership next season after clinching the third and final place with a 3-0 win over...

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Highlanders at the top

BULAWAYO - Premiership favourites Highlanders consolidated their position at the top of the Premier Soccer League...

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Hospital horrors for Harare residents

BY SAUL DAMBAZA
HARARE - Zimbabwe's deteriorating main public hospital, Harare Central, is inspiring less and...
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A little boy died this week

BY LITANY BIRD
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Shortly after Christmas a woman gave me a little parcel she...
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What happens after Mugabe?

The first part in a series of articles by Todd Moss and Stewart Patrick on the...

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Letter from America – Lessons learnt from Budiriro

BY STANFORD MUKASA
WASHINGTON - While it was not been prudent for the MDC to participate in...

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War vets – long past ‘sell-by’ date

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WARD 12, PARIRENYATWA HOSPITAL, HARARE - Am I the only one who believes that...

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Zim woman reveals ‘sex for asylum’ scam

LONDON - The Home Office has suspended a British immigration officer following allegations that he offered...

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Church groups organize civic dialogue

JOHANNESBURG - The Zimbabwe Pastors Forum and the South African Council of Churches will hold a...

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‘Mbeki must call off quiet diplomacy’ – Civic groups

JOHANNESBURG - South African human rights groups and political parties have condemned worsening human rights violations...

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Women stop breastfeeding for fear of HIV

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Ngomakurira – Ivan the Terrible

The first tsar (emperor) of Russia ruled with ferocious cruelty for almost 40 years (1547-84). Ivan...
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Independent Media Council urged

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