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

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Major Immigration Policy Shift in South Africa, Quietly One of the Biggest in Years

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Building a Stronger birth registration system through community voices

Building a Stronger birth registration system through community voices

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Z$60,000 for a scud

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Z$60,000 for a scud
HARARE - Hardly a month after an increase, the price of local brew has shot up by another 40% - putting it beyond the reach of...
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Mugabe weeps at Sally’s graveside

HARARE - Zimbabwe's strong man, Robert Mugabe, last Friday wept uncontrollably as he laid a wreath...
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Many are disillusioned by Homelink saga

BY OWN CORRESPONDENT LONDON - Since our front-page lead about an alleged Homelink scam two weeks...
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MDC Byo congress elects office-bearers

HARARE - The MDC has set the weekend of 17-19 March as the dates for the...
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Cattle herds decimated

cattleHARARE - About 4 000 cattle have...
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EU renews sanctions

LONDON - The European Union has renewed its targeted sanctions against a list of prominent Zanu...
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Govt plans toll roads

BULAWAYO - The government is planning to introduce inter-city toll plazas to assist in paying for...
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Students hope to reconcile MDC

HARARE - The student executive council at the University of Zimbabwe, in conjunction with the national...
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Zim lose to Senegal

SPORTS CORRESPONDENT SENEGAL - The Teranga Lions beat Zimbabwe 2-0 at El Masry stadium in Port Said...
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Cricketers demand payment

HARARE - Zimbabwe's professional cricketers are owed match fees dating back to August 2005 as well...
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Ferdinand’s late header sinks Liverpool

BY JOHN HUGHES Rio Ferdinand, the England centre-back, powered in a last-minute header to clinch Manchester...
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It’s just not cricket

BY MUONGORORI HARARE - Zimbabwe has a proud record of sporting prowess. Just after independence in 1980,...
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Desperate for leadership

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