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- Desperate Zimbabwe players set new bases in war-torn DRC,
Zim players set bases in DRC, Mozambique By Augustine Hwata FIRST it was in South Africa and then Botswana. Zimbabwean football players have opened up new bases in Mozambique and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Senate passes RBZ reform Bill
Finance Minister Tendai Biti RELATED STORIES THE Senate on Tuesday passed the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Bill which now awaits President Robert Mugabe's signature for it to become law.
- Iran training thousands of Robert Mugabe's Security Spooks Weekday Top Stories
Robert Mugabe's most trusted and loyal cabinet member, Didymus Mutasa is on a visit to Iran to monitor the programme he commissioned three years ago when he was Minister of State Security before the coalition government was signed.
- Zimbabwe isn't ready for elections, says Mulafulafu
Zimbabwe is not ready for elections, Caritas Zambia executive director Sam Mulafulafu has said. Commenting on the current situation in Zimbabwe, Mulafulafu yesterday admitted that elections could not be a solution to the Zimbabwean crisis.
- ZUJ elections the truth
The congress and elections were re-run following a High Court application which challenged the procedure of the initial congress held in Hillside, Bulawayo, and not at How Mine as alleged in some publications.
- Politicians must stop using food aid as campaign tool
Editor URGENT food aid is needed in some parts of the country to avert a looming humanitarian catastrophe, as it is now evident that some districts will not harvest anything but food distribution must not be politicised in view of the coming elections.
- Browse / / Hot Seat interview with Harare Mayor ' Part 2
Welcome to the final part of an interview with the Mayor of Harare, Much Masunda, on issues to do with service delivery in the capital city. In this last segment the Mayor starts off by explaining why there's a water crisis in the city.
- Wednesday, 10th March 2010
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- World Cup ticket sales low Tourism
The Zimbabwean understands that so far 2.24 million tickets have been sold, leaving 660,000 still available less than 100 days before the start of the one-month long World Cup, expected to run from June 11.
- Another call for South African intervention as Zimbabwe unity gov't woes mount
Sources said President Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai deadlocked in discussions on the portfolios issue Monday, adding that Mr. Tsvangirai later told the Cabinet that the principals will discuss the issue again next week.
- Afghans urged to push for peace deal
Reuters. LONDON. British Foreign Secretary David Miliband urged Afghans yesterday to push energetically for a peace settlement with Taliban insurgents and said Afghanistan's neighbours must support such an agreement.
- Zimbabwe Vigil Diary March 6, 2010 Blogs
2hrs, 46min ago - The Herald - Politics - Obert Chifamba For hundreds of millions of years, the earth's climate has been changing regularly, sometimes getting colder and sometimes warmer. In the remote past, there was the Ice Age ' that period of history when the earth was far colder than it is now. ... Compare Coverage with: 2hrs, 47min ago - The Herald - Politics - Reuters. JUBA, (Sudan). Semi-autonomous south Sudan, wracked by inter-tribal fighting and hunger, will face a worsening humanitarian situation this year, a Norwegian aid agency report said yesterday. ... Compare Coverage with: 2hrs, 47min ago - The Herald - Politics - Prospects for indirect peace talks lay in tatters yesterday after the Palestinians said they would not negotiate with Israel unless it reversed plans to build 1 600 settler homes in east Jerusalem. ... Compare Coverage with: 2hrs, 49min ago - Change Zimbabwe - Politics - Makusha Mugabe Chinyere briefed the NCA leader on how the group housed at the NCA HQ had turned violent and on various incidents, including e-mails that seek to denigrate the personality and characters of various individuals associated with ZINASU, according to Mgarara. ... Compare Coverage with: 3hrs, 47min ago - Great Indaba - Politics - ...Tuesday next week amid reports that Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai plans to appeal to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to intervene in the country’s power-sharing dispute. ... Compare Coverage with: 3hrs, 48min ago - Change Zimbabwe - Politics - Makusha Mugabe  Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) President, Morgan Tsvangirai, whose party has declared an end to negotiations with Zanu (PF) over so-called outstanding issues, has given notice to diplomats that he is now appealing directly to SADC to intervene. ... Compare Coverage with: 3hrs, 52min ago - Zimbabwe Telegraph - Politics -  ZIMBABWE is not ready for elections, Caritas Zambia executive director Sam Mulafulafu has said. Commenting on the current situation in Zimbabwe, Mulafulafu ... Compare Coverage with: 3hrs, 52min ago - Zimbabwe Telegraph - Politics - As Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe goes in the twilight of his half century-long political career and a third of a century ruling Zimbabwe, no other topic ... Compare Coverage with: 3hrs, 52min ago - Zimbabwe Telegraph - Politics - ... Compare Coverage with: 3hrs, 53min ago - The Zimbabwe Independent - Politics - John Mokwetsi ... Compare Coverage with: 4hrs, 51min ago - Zimbabwe Telegraph - Politics -  WITH a power-sharing government plainly going nowhere, Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, has announced that fresh elections could be held early next year, ... Compare Coverage with: 4hrs, 51min ago - Zimbabwe Telegraph - Politics -  Mrs Thatcher’s Conservative government, hard pressed at home, has against the odds and to most people’s surprise carried through a major act of foreign policy to its intended conclusion. ... Compare Coverage with: 4hrs, 51min ago - Zim Online - Politics -  But it has scored poorly on political and democratic reforms, with the stop-start constitutional reforms way behind schedule, raising fears that the new vote that was initially expected in 2011 might have to be delayed to probably 2012 or 2013. ... Compare Coverage with: 4hrs, 51min ago - zim NET radio - Politics - No peacekeeping forces will be deployed in Zimbabwe to monitor elections and MDC leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai was wrong in suggesting such action as the Africa Union and Sadc will not sanction such a move, a senior American military expert has said. ... Compare Coverage with: 4hrs, 52min ago - The Zimbabwe Independent - Politics - John Mokwetsi Tsvangirai should not busy himself with fighting other people's wars and taking voters for granted. ... 4hrs, 52min ago - The Zimbabwe Independent - Politics - John Mokwetsi First, calling each other Zimbabweans is a little too Anglo-Saxon, hence words like mazimba, zimbo and the like have invaded local parlance and with good reason too. I humbly wish to add to this list ibwes (rocks) as a term we should use instead. ... Compare Coverage with: |
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