News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Ten years ago, United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Bruce Wharton, was the United States public affairs officer in Harare. He was reported to be a close ally, if not financier, of the independent media. But it appears, like his boss Joseph Sullivan, they had little respect for Zimbabwe’s media, both state-owned and privately owned.
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Zimbabweans face bloodbath at the polls- says the headline on today’s Scotsman website.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today said President Robert Mugabe had jumped the gun and the earliest Zimbabwe can hold elections is 25 August.
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President Robert Mugabe sprang another surprise today and announced that elections will be held on 31 July, a Wednesday.
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A story written by a South African columnist which said Robert Mugabe was the greatest black statesman alive today in Africa had the publisher’s website hacked, shutting it down for two hours yesterday.
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Saturday’s special meeting of the Southern African Development Community in Maputo could be the final decider on whether Zimbabwe holds its elections before the end of July or not.
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A Zimbabwean who sold products, from Ireland, that he claimed could cure AIDS was yesterday convicted of fraud but will be sentenced next month.
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The Insider website was temporarily down because of a system overload this morning but it is now up and running again. We have also added a new category in our Open Forum for Serious Thinkers.
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