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Zimbabwe’s representative to Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and the European Union, Ambassador Hurudza Punungwe, has died. Ambassador Punungwe died in Brussels, Belgium, on Monday. In a condolence message to Ambassador Punungwe’s…
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Washington – The United States on Tuesday urged President Robert Mugabe to fully implement a power-sharing deal with the opposition and take steps toward democratic reform if he wants better Zimbabwean-US ties.  The US State Department…
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By Fortune Tazvida (Editor in Chief) Former Harare Polytechnic student leader Charlton Hwende is leading efforts to raise funds for a tombstone for the late MDC Information and Publicity Secretary Learnmore Judah Jongwe. Speaking on the…
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Dear friends of Tare Tare is in hospital now  and she has seen her doctor who offered to operate on her for free .We only paid for hospital fees and other surgeons and services .We will know how much all this exactly costs after the…
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By Esther Gomo Girl Child Network (GCN) founder Betty Makoni has been nominated as one of the candidates for the CNN Heroes of the Year award run by global news media giant Cable News Network. For nearly a decade 37 year old Makoni has…
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Two bus drivers including a Zimbabwean, Buka Tabengwa working illegally in Britain, were arrested by immigration officials after carrying out raids on their depots, the UK Border Agency (UKBA) said. One man, from South Africa, was held as…
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JESTINA Mukoko's abduction, detention and torture in December 2008, and the subsequent dropping of all charges by a full bench of Zimbabwe's Supreme Court on September 28 is serving as a timeline in a country emerging from the depths of…
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HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe's former information minister, reputed to be the mastermind behind Zimbabwe's harsh media laws, has rejoined President Robert Mugabe's ZANU-PF, the party said Friday. Jonathan Moyo, currently Zimbabwe's sole…
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By CHENGETAI ZVAUYA   HARARE, Zimbabwe — A prominent Zimbabwean human rights activist and eight others are suing the government for $500 million after terror charges against them were dropped because they had been beaten and tortured,…
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JOHANNESBURG — Nestle says it will stop buying milk from Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's wife's farm after facing worldwide boycott threats. The international food company said in a statement Thursday that it had been buying from…
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