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Mnangagwa says heads will roll
President Emmerson Mnangagwa who had to cancel his trip to Switzerland to attend the World Economic Forum says violence or misconduct by the security forces is unacceptable and is a…
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British Foreign Secretary tells Mnangagwa: “Don’t turn back the clock”
British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt today asked President Emmerson Mnangagwa not to turn back the clock to go back to the repressive days of his predecessor Robert Mugabe. He said…
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Zimbabwe heading in the right direction but needs stability- IMF
Zimbabweans must “collaborate peacefully” after last week’s unrest in order to stabilise the economy, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says. Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s reforms “were headed in the right…
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Zimbabwe internet shutdown illegal- only Mnangagwa has power to shut it down
Zimbabwe's High Court has ordered the government to restore full internet to the country. The court ruled that the government's shutdown of the internet was illegal because the Minister of…
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Mnangagwa must not take people for granted
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is genuine about his desire to transform Zimbabwe into an upper middle class economy by the year 2030. This is for the good of everyone. But as…
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Saying of the week
It is a rare country that has managed industrialization and democratisation at the same time. Britain industrialised when she was ruled by an aristocratic oligarchy. America when she was a…
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Mnangagwa returning home, skips Davos
President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said he is skipping the World Economic Forum summit at Davos, Switzerland, to return home to get Zimbabwe calm, stable and working again. Mnangagwa has been…
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South Africa says life in Zimbabwe is returning to normal
South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco) says it is business as usual in Zimbabwe following almost a week of bloody protests that claimed several lives and left…
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Chamisa says killings and violence are barbaric ways of resolving national challenges
Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa, who seems to have cooled down of late, today said killings and violence are barbaric ways of resolving national challenges. He was referring…
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Zimbabwe crackdown a sign of things to come
The crackdown last week on protests in Zimbabwe is a foretaste of how the government will respond to future unrest, the President’s spokesman George Charamba said, fuelling concerns that the…