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Mugabe hits back
President Robert Mugabe today said southern African leaders cannot tell him how to run his country. He was responding to the call by Southern African Development Community leaders to end…
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MDC-T congress to held end of this month
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change yesterday announced that it would hold its congress in Bulawayo at the end of this month.
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SADC troika calls for end to violence in Zimbabwe- Full statement
The Southern African Development Community troika summit of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation which met in Livingstone, Zambia, yesterday called for an immediate end to violence, intimidation, hate speech, harassment, and any other form of action that contradicts the letter and spirit of Global Political Agreement in Zimbabwe.
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SA says 150 000 permit applications pending
The South African government today said that over 150 000 applications from Zimbabweans are still being finalised and will be dispatched before the end of July. Home Affairs Director-general, Mkhuseli…
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Troika calls for end to violence
The Southern African Development Community troika summit of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation which met in Livingstone, Zambia, today called for an immediate end to violence, intimidation,…
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MDC-T congress next month
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change today announced that it would hold its congress in Bulawayo at the end of next month. National organising secretary Elias Mudzuri said…
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Britain to galvanize private sector in Zimbabwe- Wikileaks
Zimbabwe’s private sector could receive a major boost if Britain’s conservative government fulfils one of its election promises, according to one of the cables released by Wikileaks.
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Get own solution- what we said about the GPA two years ago
The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome has been with us for more than two decades. But hundreds of Zimbabweans still die from the disease not because they cannot find medication but…
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Unity government must stay in place
The chair of the Southern African Development Community, Namibian President Hifikepunye Pohamba, today said Zimbabwe's unity government must be preserved until a credible election can take place. Pohamba's comments came…
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Zimbabweans only see problems while others see opportunities
On a recent trip to Harare, I sat next to a South African businessman. He was into trucks. When I asked him if he expected any business in Zimbabwe because I thought a lot of people had bought trucks as a hedge against inflation prior to the formation of the inclusive government in 2009, he was quite frank. There was plenty of business because there was massive expansion in Zimbabwe especially in mining. “Everyone is coming in, the Russians, Europeans, Americans,” he churned out the countries coming back to Zimbabwe so fluently that you could have thought that he was reading from a script.
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