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The U.N. human rights office is denouncing reported “excessive use of force” by Zimbabwe’s security forces against protesters opposed to dramatic fuel price increases and austerity measures.
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Zimbabwe on Friday faced a “total internet shutdown,” a media group said, after a days-long violent crackdown on people protesting a dramatic fuel price increase. Badly injured people streamed into a hospital in the capital after alleged…
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Gun-wielding members of the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) on Wednesday assaulted Daily News drivers who were distributing the country’s leading independent paper in and around the capital city.
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Zimbabwe is now entering unchartered waters following several deaths of innocent people and arrests of pro-democracy activists and senior opposition figures by security agents in the on-going clampdown against those who participated in the…
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By Lance Guma As our country goes through another volatile upheaval, lets take time to reflect on our choices as a people. We have a serving president, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa who played a key role as State Security Minister in the…
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By John Cassim As a journalist I have covered several demonstrations and protests in Zimbabwe but on Monday the fuel protests were characterized by thuggery. The cause was noble according to ZCTU but the stay away ended up being…
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Dr Nkululeko Sibanda: "It is with profound sadness that all the reports that are now coming through to us, NGOs, churches, the courts, among other areas suggest that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and General Constantino Chiwenga carefully…
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Zimbabwean doctors said on Thursday they had treated nearly 70 people for gunshot wounds while police rounded up hundreds after violent protests this week triggered by a steep rise in fuel prices.
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Zimbabwe police armed with AK-47 rifles detained a prominent activist and pastor on Wednesday, part of more than 600 arrests, in a harsh crackdown over protests against dramatic fuel price hikes in the economically shattered country. A…
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Peta Thornycroft: "Arrests & beatings especially youths, continuing in Harare. Worst in 20 years, say lawyers used to political violence during #Mugabe’s rule. Police & army committing gross, illegal human rights abuses.
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