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Five years ago, Zimbabweans were said to be the unhappiest people on earth. The situation seems to have drastically changed, according to the latest poll by Gallup. Find out why…

Zimbabweans are now the most likely people in Southern Africa to say they are finding it easier to get by, a survey by international polling agency Gallup says.

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Despite their differences, parties to the Global Political Agreement acknowledged that Zimbabwe was under sanctions, including targeted sanctions and vowed to fight for the removal of these sanctions to facilitate the country’s economic recovery. But none of the parties has control over the lifting of these sanctions. Here is what the GPA says about sanctions:

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“Zvatinoona muchidhadhaira taifunga kuti makarongeka!” This is what a senior official of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front is reported to have told his Movement for Democratic Party counterpart when ZANU-PF started demanding that elections be held no later than 2011 and the MDC insisted that no date should be fixed until all the issues outstanding in the Global Political Agreement had been implemented.

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How do you carry out indigenisation with a population devoid of national identity knowing no other society standards than mindless imitation of those left behind by the racist white culture?

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The negatives are just too many. Nearly half the population, some 6.7 million people, is reported to be on the verge of starvation. Fuel queues are back. Inflation may soar…

South African President Jacob Zuma takes his mediation role in Zimbabwe seriously and is pushing the Commonwealth to readmit the country, the director for Political Affairs at the Commonwealth Secretariat…

More than 80 Zimbabweans have joined the British armed forces during the past year according to the Parliamentary under-secretary of State for Defence Andrew Robathan.

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India’s Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited is quietly looking for a controlling stake in the state-owned TelOne which could in turn give it a breakthrough into the lucrative mobile telephone market through TelOne’s NetOne.

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Zimbabwe will return to a growth path if it adopts right economic policies and a national passion and pride to succeed, one of the country's financial institutions, NMBZ Holdings says…