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Officials: More attacks in Iraq; 7 killed
As soon as I saw the tornado warnings on TV, I had to leave the office right away.
Zimbabwe mining chamber criticizes minerals proposals
A conveyor belt carries ore extracted at Mimosa Platinum mine about 400km south of Harare, Feb.
Zim PM: We will end police, military abuse
Zimbabwe's Zanu-PF party is mulling over a special congress at which top vacant positions will be filled and the succession of President Robert Mugabe would be decided, according to a report.
Zimbabwe: Call to Support Local Farmers
Zimbabwean businesses should support local industries by buying local products instead of imports, a leading fast food chain operator has said.
Zimbabwe: Share Infrastructure, Broadband Firms Urged
Africa's Carriers Carrier, WIOCC, believes there is a lot of broadband potential but urged players to share infrastructure so that they offer better services.
Diamonds disappearing from Zim
Teachers won't have any reason to underperform when they realise that government is taking them seriously, says Ace Moloi .
Lecturer jailed for Mugabe 'donkey' insult
Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's party has pledged to trim the army and ensure a free society if it wins upcoming general elections.
Tsvangirai party pledges trim army
A lecturer at a government university in Zimbabwe has been jailed for three months for labelling veteran President Robert Mugabe "a rotten old donkey," in the latest such case, lawyers say.
Polls: Zim media brace for fresh onslaught
Zimbabwean journalists are no strangers to harassment, but as fresh presidential elections near, there is a gloomy sense the media is being thrust back into the firing line.
Zimbabwe's surprising bid to preserve its colonial past
The Zimbabwean authorities are fighting to protect old farmhouses in order to preserve the country's colonial heritage - something that might come as a surprise given President Robert Mugabe's anti-Western rhetoric and the eviction of most of the country's white farmers.
'Dead' man wakes up during own funeral
HARARE, Zimbabwe -- Friends and family members of a man who by all accounts had passed away were caught by surprise recently when he sprung to life and sat up in his coffin during the funeral, witnesses said.
Zimbabwe: Hatcliffe Crew Granted Bail After Spending Three Weeks in Custody
A Harare High court Judge on Monday granted bail to 19 MDC-T activists arrested in Hatcliffe three weeks ago while on a door-to-door voter registration campaign.
On the fifth anniversary of Tonderai Ndira's death, how much has changed in Zimbabwe?
The shadows were lengthening when Tonderai Ndira and his two friends huddled around a table in a suburban Harare garden, and started singing in their native Shona.
Zimbabwe: Constitution Bill Goes to Senate
CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment Bill will take a huge leap towards becoming the country's supreme law today when it is tabled in Senate by Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Eric Matinenga.
A file photo from 2000 shows a group of war veterans and Zanu-PF supporters moving through a crop of winter wheat to occupy a farm north of Harare.
How Do Robert Mugabe and ZANU-PF Hang On In Zimbabwe?
DATE IMPORTED:March 2, 2013Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe gestures as he speaks during an event marking his 89th birthday at Chipadze stadium in Bindura, about 90 km north of the capital Harare March 2, 2013.
Canadian diplomats in Africa strike during Governor General's visit
Foreign service officers at four of Canada's missions in Africa refused to show up for work Monday morning to protest a lack of progress on labour negotiations with the government of Canada.
State radio: Zimbabwe voter campaigners arrested
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