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Army now in charge
The United States Ambassador to Zimbabwe Charles Ray has told journalists that the army is now firmly in charge of Zimbabwe and President Robert Mugabe is now just a figurehead…
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Who follows Mugabe’s long goodbye?
The question of who succeeds Robert Mugabe has vexed Zimbabweans and the international community for years. Understandably this made sense when there was no strong opposition. But even with the…
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There will be chaos in ZAN U-PF if Mugabe goes- poll
There will be chaos in the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front if President Robert Mugabe dies before a proper successor is appointed, an unscientific survey by The Insider shows.
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Air Zimbabwe grounded
Air Zimbabwe has been grounded after fuel suppliers cut off the airline because of outstanding debts, reports said today. The airline is reported to have a $1.6 million debt. It…
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Why Mugabe has been winning the international PR contest
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has survived more than a decade-long onslaught for him to go. He even lost the first round of the presidential elections in 2008. But he continues…
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White farmers win case against Zimbabwe government- full judgment
Three white farmers who have been battling to get the Zimbabwean government to compensate them for their farms which it confiscated recently won their battle to sell Zimbabwe government property…
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Police rescue Biti
Police had to step in today to disperse over a 100 ZANU-PF supporters who had besieged Finance Minister Tendai Biti’s offices demanding that he signs the party’s anti-sanctions petition. The…
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Diamond boss says you don’t have to like Zimbabwe to allow it to sell its diamonds
World Diamond Council boss Eli Izhakoff says members of the Kimberley Process do not have to like Zimbabwe to allow it to sell its rough diamonds legally. They must think about the future of the industry because it is better for Zimbabwe to sell its diamonds within the system rather than outside.
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Copac stops work again
The Constitution Select Committee which is tasked with drafting the country's new constitution ahead of a referendum which will lead to elections has stopped work again, reports said today. It…
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Britain’s bossy attitude earns Mugabe support- Wikileaks
Britain’s bossy attitude towards Zimbabwe had only solidified President Robert Mugabe’s status as a colonial liberation leader and rallied South Africa’s unwavering support, one of the cables released by Wikileaks says.
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