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United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Bruce Wharton was today reported to have accepted that Zimbabwe’s 31 July elections were free and fair, according to The Herald.

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Chegutu West Member of Parliament Dextor Nduna says the government can turn Chegutu area into a bread basket if it gives farmers the same support that the Rhodesian government gave to white farmers.

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Zimbabwe’s beer drinkers are switching from clear beer to masese because of affordability constraints according to the country’s largest beverages company, Delta Corporation.

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Four months after the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front won the elections under the theme: Taking back the economy- indigenise, empower, develop and create employment, there is still debate about whether the country’s land reform is a success or not.

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Something has been nagging me the whole day today after reading a story in The Herald which said that the Centre for Sexual Health, HIV and Aids Research (CeSHHAR) had registered 12 383 sex workers throughout the country between the ages of 12 and 60 years since 2009.

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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai is probably the most popular opposition leader that Zimbabwe has ever had.

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President Robert Mugabe says the 51 percent ownership that his government is advocating is about day-to-day running of the companies and not just stretching hands because if people are not involved in operations the previous owners will hide a huge chunk of the proceeds from them.

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Former President Canaan Banana’s son, Michael, is in trouble again, this time in Britain where he has been living in exile for more than a decade.

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