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Deportations to resume
Britain today said it would resume the deportation of failed Zimbabwean asylum seekers after asylum judges said that things had improved in Zimbabwe and there was no danger of facing…
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ZANU-PF succession – Sorry, there is no vacancy
The question of succession in ZANU-PF has been on people’s minds for more than a decade. Two years ago the issue cropped up again following the death of Vice-President Joseph…
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Mugabe, Tsvangirai to discuss crisis
President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai were expected to discuss the widening crackdown by state security forces against the premier’s supporters which is threatening to split the troubled…
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EU sanctions- Gono deal shows West’s double standards
The purchase by a German company of a 45 percent stake in the Premier Finance Group was hailed as a major foreign investment into Zimbabwe but it was full of…
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British peer questions if sanctions have not actually boosted Mugabe’s morale
A member of the British House of Lords has questioned whether sanctions on Zimbabwe have had any real effect on President Robert Mugabe “or whether in some perverse way they have actually boosted his morale”.
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Zimbabwe’s Economy is stuck
African Development Bank president Donald Kaberuka today said Zimbabwe’s economic progress has become “stuck” because of a lack of clarity on policy. “Zimbabwe has done the basics, but now they’re…
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SADC blocks US from becoming KP vice-chair
Three members of the Southern African Development Community- South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe- have barred the United States from becoming vice-chair of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme which would have resulted in the US automatically assuming the chairmanship next year.
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Zimbabwe diamonds- ACR is not a saint after all
African Consolidated Resources chief executive Officer Andrew Cranswick has described South African companies now at Chiadzwa as "crooks." But, it appears, ACR's hands are not that clean either. One of…
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Former British army chief says soldiers should stand up against Mugabe
Former head of the British army, Francis Richard Dannatt, yesterday called on British trained Zimbabwean soldiers to stand up against President Robert Mugabe saying they knew there was a better way than his repressive dictatorship.
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Mwonzora released on bail
Nyanga North Member of Parliament Douglas Mwonzora and 24 others were today released on bail of $50 each after more than three weeks in custody. The group is being accused…