Copac stops work again
The Constitution Select Committee which is tasked with drafting the country’s new constitution ahead of a referendum which will lead to elections has stopped work...
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ZiG continues to hold its own
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Zimbabwe requires 46 000 tonnes of grain a...
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Stability of ZiG critical to reduce demand for...
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More than half Zimbabwe population will need food...
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ZiG kicks off week on a positive note
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Why Zimbabwe white farmers lost their R2 billion...
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Africans-including Zimbabweans- must now tell their own stories-...
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Zimbabwe quarterly taxes to force businesses to sell...
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Zimbabweans may soon be able to change ZiG...
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Tshabangu says it will take 67 years to complete...
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Zimbabwe to fine those breaching official exchange rate...
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Zimbabwe to introduce legislation to ensure official exchange...
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Are Zimbabweans giving social media more credit than...
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Top 20 countries in debt to China- Zimbabwe...
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Is Zimbabwe now on the right track?
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Watch: RBZ governor warns those selling ZiG at...
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US loses its place as most influential power...
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Zimbabwe central bank chief says street forex dealers...
Zimbabwe Insider - Part 1593
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Britain’s bossy attitude earns Mugabe support- Wikileaks
Britain’s bossy attitude towards Zimbabwe had only solidified President Robert Mugabe’s status as a colonial liberation leader and rallied South Africa’s unwavering support, one of...
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What SADC leaders decided on Zimbabwe
The media has an uncanny way of reporting on events in Zimbabwe. Southern African Development Community leaders who met in Johannesburg at the weekend are...
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Jonathan Moyo says Mugabe can talk to British Prime Minister
The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front propaganda chief Jonathan Moyo says President Robert Mugabe can talk to British Prime Minister David Cameron to reduce the...
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Parties happy
Zimbabwe’s political parties today said they were happy with the Southern African Development Community summit’s communiqué issued in Johannesburg yesterday but each seemed to be...
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The “obscene” salaries Zimbabwe’s CEOs get
While civil servants are battling to have their salaries raised from a paltry $200 a month, executives in Zimbabwe’s private sector and in some parastatals...
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ZCTU document on salaries and perks of executives in Zimbabwe
Some executives in Zimbabwe are earning as much as $11 000 a month, plus 250 to 300 litres of fuel, cellphone allowances of up to...
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SADC on Zimbabwe
The Southern African Development Community summit in Johannesburg today urged South African President Jacob Zuma and the SADC troika to continue working on full implementation...
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ZANU-PF succession issue shuts out opposition
The media’s obsession with the succession issue within the ruling ZANU-PF has completely shut out the opposition. Even the private media has swallowed the bait....
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Experts say recovery is only possible after Mugabe is gone
It’s a tug of war. Zimbabwe says it will turn around its economy in six to nine months. Experts say that’s impossible. A highly skeptical...