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Is Chamisa now singing a different tune?
Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa today visited some of the families that lost beloved ones through cholera in Glen View to pay his condolences and he seemed to…
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Business has only welcomed Mnangagwa’s new cabinet in word but not in deed
The phrase “Talk is cheap” aptly describes what is happening in Zimbabwe at the moment. Industry and commerce have welcomed the new cabinet of President Emmerson Mnangagwa especially new Finance…
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Rude awakening for new Zimbabwe Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube
Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube who was sworn in on Monday has received a rude awakening as he tries to raise money for the cholera outbreak in the country which…
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Why Chamisa wanted to inaugurate himself
When Nelson Chamisa this week announced his intention to inaugurate himself as “People’s President” of Zimbabwe, he was following in the footsteps of other African opposition leaders — specifically Uganda’s…
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Chamisa inauguration postponed- MDC accuses government of abusing cholera epidemic for political purposes
The Movement for Democratic Change’s 19 anniversary celebrations scheduled for tomorrow, at which party leader Nelson Chamisa was expected to be inaugurated as the people’s president, have been postponed because…
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Zimbabwe cholera death toll now at 25
At least 25 people are now said to have died from cholera and the number of reported cases has risen to 3 766. Zimbabwe has declared a state of emergency…
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Former Zimbabwe Health Minister arrested
Former Health and Child Care Minister David Parirenyatwa has been arrested for criminal abuse of office and appeared before Harare Magistrate Elisha Singano who granted him US$500 bail. According to…
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What Zimbabweans need to do to move forward!
Zimbabweans are so divided that eight out of 10 do not trust each other. During the election campaign period this rose to 9 out of 10, according to African think-tank,…
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Police ban public gatherings in Harare raising questions about Chamisa’s proposed inauguration
Police today banned all public gatherings in Harare because of the cholera outbreak in the capital raising questions about whether Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa will go ahead…
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Zimbabwe should be open for business not to crooks
In June, one of the country’s leading business newspapers, the Financial Gazette, ran a story in which it said Zimbabwe had deported a British tycoon, Kenneth Vincent Grant Coker, who…