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The GNU needs to implement more reforms --McGee

The GNU needs to implement more reforms --McGee

Outgoing U.S. ambassador to Zimbabwe James D. McGee promised more United States support for the country's political and economic recovery Friday but said democratic reforms needed to be in place first. Read more...

Signs of economic recovery

Signs of economic recovery

Improved economic policies in Zimbabwe have led to a "nascent" recovery in the economy, th...

Finally launched: Mavambo Kusile Dawn

Finally launched: Mavambo Kusile Dawn

Zimbabwe's former finance minister Simba Makoni on Wednesday launched a new opposition par...

ZANU-PF to have last laugh on the new constitution

ZANU-PF to have last laugh on the new constitution

The controversial drafting of the new constitution of Zimbabwe has seen former arch enemie...

The Chinese, beneficiaries of Zimbabwe land and minerals, give the country almost a billion dollars

The Chinese, beneficiaries of Zimbabwe land and minerals, give the country almost a billion dollars

Zimbabwe has won 950 million dollars in credit lines from China, the largest loan secured ...

 

Finally launched: Mavambo Kusile Dawn

Finally launched: Mavambo Kusile Dawn

Zimbabwe's former finance minister Simba Makoni on Wednesday launched a new opposition party that promises to "clean up" the country's political landscape.

The Chinese, beneficiaries of Zimbabwe land and minerals, give the country almost a billion dollars

The Chinese, beneficiaries of Zimbabwe land and minerals, give the country almost a billion dollars

Zimbabwe has won 950 million dollars in credit lines from China, the largest loan secured by the new government, boosting the country's global appeal for funds to rebuild...

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The GNU needs to implement more reforms --McGee

The GNU needs to implement more reforms --McGee

Outgoing U.S. ambassador to Zimbabwe James D. McGee promised more United States support for the country's political and economic recovery Friday but said democratic refor...

ZANU-PF to have last laugh on the new constitution

ZANU-PF to have last laugh on the new constitution

The controversial drafting of the new constitution of Zimbabwe has seen former arch enemies joining hands while allies have severed their ties. At the centre of it all is...

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Publication of MDC newsletter not illegal

Publication of MDC newsletter not illegal

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Tuesday dismissed claims by Media, Information and Publicity permanent secretary George Charamba, that he could be breaking the countr...

We have no blood diamonds in Zimbabwe -- ZANU-PF Appointee

We have no blood diamonds in Zimbabwe -- ZANU-PF Appointee

Zimbabwe on Monday denied it was violating international regulations on conflict diamonds, as a Kimberley Process team started a probe of the country's eastern Marange di...

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Signs of economic recovery

Signs of economic recovery

Improved economic policies in Zimbabwe have led to a "nascent" recovery in the economy, the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday, but stressed the country must cl...

MDC, ZANU-PF openly clash over plans to revive the Zimbabwe Dollar

MDC, ZANU-PF openly clash over plans to revive the Zimbabwe Dollar

Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Saturday ruled out reviving in the short term the worthless local currency scrapped earlier this year to beat world record in...

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Gilbert Muponda: The New Constitution must include Zimbabwe Diaspora Community

Gilbert Muponda: The New Constitution must include Zimbabwe Diaspora Community

The Zimbabwe Diaspora community  is permanent .There is need to realize this ,plan and act accordingly .Immigration pattern since Roman times up to the   Shaka  Mfecane -...

Dr. Paul Mutuzr: Tsvangirai falling on sword

Dr. Paul Mutuzr: Tsvangirai falling on sword

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s world tour that sought to financially reintegrate Zimbabwe into the international community finally came to a close last week. Whether ...

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Economic crisis hampers fight against AIDS

Economic crisis hampers fight against AIDS

The global economic crisis poses a "major threat" to the fight against AIDS in Africa as funding for treatment programmes dries up, a top UN official said Thursday.

Swine Flu declared a pandemic, first in 41 years

Swine Flu declared a pandemic, first in 41 years

GENEVA — The World Health Organization told its member nations it was declaring a swine flu pandemic Thursday _ the first global flu epidemic in 41 years _ as infections clim...

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Publication of MDC newsletter not illegal

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Tuesday dismissed claims by Media, Information and Publicity permanent secretary George Charamba, that he could be breaking the country’s media laws by publishing his newsletter without a licence.

 

We have no blood diamonds in Zimbabwe -- ZANU-PF Appointee

Zimbabwe on Monday denied it was violating international regulations on conflict diamonds, as a Kimberley Process team started a probe of the country's eastern Marange diamond fields.

 

Zimbabwe should respect human rights

French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner on Thursday reminded Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai of the need to respect human rights and to have a free media in the shattered African state.