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Courage of Zimbabwe human rights lawyer captured in film | Rebecca Lowe
Zimbabwe human rights lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa, as a young girl with her brother in Swaziland where she was born and raised Photograph: guardian.co.uk Beatrice Mtetwa grew up on a Swaziland farm with nearly 50 siblings.
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Zimbabwe: ZEC Presses Ahead With Poll Preps
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission is continuing with preparations for harmonised elections on July 31 as proclaimed by President Mugabe last week despite proposals by the extraordinary summit of Sadc Heads of State and Government that Government seek an extension of the poll deadline to accommodate reforms proposed by some parties to the Global ... (more)
10 hrs ago | Brandon Sun
Mooing 4-legged deposits at Zimbabwe's unique 'Cattle...
Zimbabwe's first "Cattle Bank" has just opened its books in a unique kind of banking where owners bring in their animals as collateral against cash loans.
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Mooing 4-legged deposits at Zimbabwe's unique 'Cattle Bank,' the first account for rural poor
In this photo taken Saturday, April 21, 2013 staff from TN Livestock prepare to tag a cow on a farm near Harare.
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Zimbabwe: The Revolution Examined
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Steering the state ship with a Zimmer frame: the world's oldest leaders
With Robert Mugabe hoping to be the world's only nonagenarian head of government, Crikey intern Joanna Robin finds out what other world leaders are making the most of their golden years.
AU commission chief says up to Zimbabwe to sort out election row
Zimbabweans themselves must resolve a row over President Robert Mugabe's decision to call an election on July 31, the head of the African Union commission said on Monday.
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Zimbabwe Urged To Increase Awareness On Green Practices
HARARE, Zimbabwe, June 18 -- The government should continue raising awareness on sustainable living practices as a way of protecting the environment, Zimbabwe's news agency, New Ziana, reported, quoting an expert as saying on Monday.
Indonesians protest against fuel price hike JAKARTA: Masked protesters hurling Molotov cocktails clashed with police firing water cannons and tear gas in the Indonesian capital Monday, as thousands demonstrated nationwide against a plan to hike fuel prices.
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe in electoral climbdown as he agrees...
Daniel Howden is Africa Correspondent for The Independent. He has reported from more than 50 countries covering everything from wars and elections to natural disasters and environmental crises.
Journalist left for dead is 4th reporter to be attacked in one week
The growing number of attacks against journalists in Zimbabwe has drawn sharp condemnation from a media watchdog which described the trend as 'disturbing'.
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The old saying that a day is a long time in politics has never seemed to be true for Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe electoral body seeks end to media bias
Zimbabwe's official electoral body says it will for the first time take disciplinary action against journalists for unfair reporting ahead of the nation's upcoming elections.
Zimbabwe: Gay Zimbabwean Says He Has Dated Zanu-PF Officials
'Steven', a man in Bulawayo, has some news for Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe: some of his senior party officials are gay.
Zimbabwe: Scores Fail to Register As Voters
SCORES of people in Harare last week failed to register as voters ahead of next month's elections amid allegations that government officials were deliberately frustrating them.
Zimbabwe: Soldiers Disrupt MDC-T Primaries
SOLDIERS disrupted MDC-T primaries in Kariba yesterday in an incident-filled day when three sitting MPs lost their bid to represent the party in the forthcoming harmonised polls.
Zimbabwe: Lawyer Mtetwa Trial Postponed Again
THE trial of top human rights lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa, who is facing charges of obstructing the course of justice was yesterday postponed to June 29 when cross examinations of State witnesses would continue.
Zimbabwe: 'Diamond Value Chain Marred With Irregularities'
THERE are serious discrepancies between what government receives from the diamond mining sector and remittances claims by producers, a parliamentary portfolio committee has said.
Zimbabwe: It's Dog Eat Dog in Zanu-PF Primaries
IT is going to be dog eat dog in the Zanu PF primary elections, after hundreds of Young Turks and other first time candidates applied to contest party bigwigs in the internal polls slated for June 24, it has emerged.