Chivayo CAB 3 ‘bribes’ backfire

Chivayo CAB 3 ‘bribes’ backfire

A WAR veteran has launched an urgent High Court application seeking to halt the processing of the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No 3 (CAB 3) as the cash and car gifts to Members of Parliament by controversial businessmen Wicknell Chivayo backfire.

South Africa’s anti-migrant fury threatens to turn it into a fascist state

South Africa’s anti-migrant fury threatens to turn it into a fascist state

Often, history’s dark chapters appeared like light to the participants.

She Quit Her Finance Job to Live on a Remote Wildlife Reserve in Zimbabwe. She Says She’d Do It ’10 Times Over’ (Exclusive)

She Quit Her Finance Job to Live on a Remote Wildlife Reserve in Zimbabwe. She Says She’d Do It ’10 Times Over’ (Exclusive)

Alex Blumenfeld left a finance career to pursue her dream of working in wildlife conservation in Zimbabwe

Large crowds gather at Musina camp to process exit papers for Beitbridge

Large crowds gather at Musina camp to process exit papers for Beitbridge

Large groups of foreign nationals gathered at the Musina Showgrounds camp on Tuesday, queueing for documents they need to return home via the Beitbridge border post.

The Zim monodialogues

The Zim monodialogues

Senate approves CAB3

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SA reviews asylum procedures

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SA reviews asylum procedures
JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's Home Affairs ministry, working in conjunction with a Zimbabwe civic group, has started expediting asylum applications lodged by refugees fleeing political persecution...
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Fuel shortages rock South Africa

JOHANNESBURG - South Africa is currently in the middle of a serious fuel crisis as supplies...
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ZU students deny denouncing UN envoy

HARARE  The University of Zimbabwe's Student Representative Council has dissociated itself from statements made by...
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PTUZ sets up database

JOHANNESBURG  The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe has denied reports that it has been involved...
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Govt media ‘intolerably unprofessional’

HARARE - The intolerably unprofessional bias and distortions of the government-controlled media could were graphically expressed...
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Mugabe secret admirer of Mzilikazi

EDITOR - Latest reports indicate that there is a Z$6 billion refurbishment in progress at Umzingwane...
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Gono’s kids in Melbourne?

EDITOR - It has been reported that Australia has placed Eric Bloch, Ian Kind, Zed Koudanaris...
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Elections the only way

EDITOR - It remains my strong conviction that the only acceptable method of removing Zanu...
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Appalled by hunger strikers

EDITOR - I am appalled by the actions of Thando Mpofu and Amanda Sibiya, who have...
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Zims abroad not spineless

EDITOR - The assertion that Zimbabweans living abroad are spineless is a total misconception, hence it...
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2005 Betty Makoni Prize Announced

BY OBERT MADONDO The Switzerland-based Women's World Summit Foundation (WWSF) announced the four winners of the...
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Germans protest

BERLIN - German activists marked International Day of Human Rights with a rally to protest against...
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Woza women arrested

wozaBULAWAYO - Police in Zimbabwe have arrested...

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