News about Zimbabwe that you can use
The Zimbabwe dollar is coming back, probably sooner than most people think. And central bank governor, Gideon Gono, may have nothing to do with its return, because he has now only five months in office as he is completing his second and final term this year.
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Voting for the 2013 elections kicked off today with special voting for members of the uniformed services and civil servants who will be at work during the proper voting day of 31 July.
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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday praised Manicaland for its support of his party and said he was looking forward for similar support in the 31 July elections because Manicaland had never abandoned the noble fight for democracy.
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Voting for the 2013 elections kicked off today with special voting for members of the uniformed services and civil servants who will be at work during the proper voting day of 31 July.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change has described President Robert Mugabe’s party manifesto as “the longest suicidal note”.
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The results of this year’s elections, which will be held on 31 July, will be out by 5 August, the chairperson of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission Rita Makarau said today.
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The story that women giving birth in Zimbabwe were being charged US$5 every time they scream as a penalty for raising false alarm spread on the net like wildfire on Friday.
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The European Union will lift sanctions on Zimbabwe if African observers declare the elections, due at the end of this month, to be free and fair, EU ambassador to South Africa Roeland van de Geer said yesterday.
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In what appears to be a veiled attack on United States President Barack Obama for his stance on Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, a length article says he should be damned for denouncing the hero of restoring land to Africans.
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In the past few months, there have been increasing indications that the US, UK and EU are flirting with reconciliation – or at least a less stridently antagonist relationship – with the once internationally reviled President Robert Mugabe.
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