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Farm Seizure Riles Mugabe's Malaysian Friends

The Malaysian government on Tuesday protested to Harare over the seizure by a former top army general of a Malaysian-owned banana farm in eastern Zimbabwe.
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Media Africa Ethopia Jamming VOA Transmissions

But government spokesman, Shimelis Kemal, denied any government involvement: “This is absolutely a sham.” The Ethiopian government did not support the policy of restricting foreign broadcasting services in the country.
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Thursday, 11 March 2010

The trial of Roy Bennett on terrorism charges is set to continue for another three weeks as a ruling on the application for his discharge by his defence time has been reserved until 31 March.
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Court upholds election of opposition Speaker

High Court on Tuesday refused to overturn the election of the first opposition Speaker of Parliament since independence, after a challenge by a lawmaker
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New regulations to affect foreign Investment

By Luke Zumnga Zimbabwe's new empowerment law that compels foreign-owned companies to give-up a 51% stake in their businesses to black Zimbabweans was
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Remembering 11 March MDC salutes the people of Zimbabwe

On 11 March 2007, the serene working class suburb of Highfield in Harare resembled a war zone as armed police and soldiers violently disrupted a peaceful prayer meeting at Zimbabwe grounds which left some dead and others hospitalized.
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SA police looting, shooting and beating Zim Weekday Top Stories

South Africa police shot Zimbabwe passengers with rubber bullets this morning and looted their goods, much to the shock on the MDC leadership in Johannesburg. We are still trying to come to terms with what transpired.
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Police, vendors must collaborate

Not so long ago, two vendors died in Harare because of these clashes. Some years ago at Sakubva Musika Mutare, a child was shot and an entire pre-cast wall, which had just been erected by one company as a service to the community, was pulled down.
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Civil servants pensions payment abnormal

Reader EDITOR ' I retired after serving 21 years 31 days of loyal, patriotic and dedicated service to my country. My dream was to use the pension contributed during my period of service to invest into business that will take me through with my family.
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Sex workers should be rehabilitated

Although some eke out a living through prostitution, but very few can stand up and say I made it in life through flesh-peddling. Like any other profession, prostitution has its own occupational hazards, which are more dangerous than most professions.
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Resolve water crisis now!

Editor THE water crisis that has engulfed the city of Mutare this week should be a matter of concern to all. This has not only affected households and industrial productions, but also most schools have been forced to close fearing an outbreak of diseases.
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Diary of a 30- something lady

Does he really think I am trying to get him back? Asking him for lunch is simply my way of saying peace, but I am not interested in us repairing our relationship, I can't be with a man who can't keep his small head to one woman.
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Alexio promises another scorcher

In most cases, musicians produce scorchers after which they sink into oblivion. Quite a number of musicians have fallen into this trap. Some even go for years without producing anything after one of their albums has sold gold.
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Toyota vows new start

Wheels- On with Abel Zhakata TOYOTA, the world's biggest car maker has vowed to work towards winning back its customers, with the company's president ' Akio Toyoda ' last week urging thousands of his employees to work towards a new start.
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