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Zimbabweans are much happier than people from at least three Southern African countries whose economies are doing extremely well with one of them being one...
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MDC lists 10 demands before it can talk to Mnangagwa
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change has listed 10 demands that President Emmerson Mnangagwa must meet before they can talk. It also says Mnangagwa cannot...
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Mnangagwa tells Malema he is abiding by Zimbabwe’s constitution
President Emmerson Mnangagwa today said he is compensating white farmers for the improvements on the land that was acquired from them because he is bound...
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Can you believe this was said by Strive Masiyiwa, now Zimbabwe’s richest man?
When President Robert Mugabe’s government allocated $100 million to the Indigenous Business Development Centre in 1992 to promote affirmative action, Strive Masiyiwa, who was secretary-general...
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South Africa tells Zimbabweans- vent your anger at Zimbabwean authorities not SA health facilities
South Africa has told Zimbabweans living in that country to very their anger at Zimbabwean authorities and respect its hospital premises as a healing environment...
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How rich is Magaya?
Police are reportedly looking for Prophetic Healing ad Deliverance leader Walter Magaya over tax evasion involving $22 million, according to the Herald. This raises questions...
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South Africa to supply Zimbabwe with non-lethal weapons to deal with angry crowds
South Africa is looking at ways to supply Zimbabwe with non-lethal weapons to deal with angry crowds, its International Relations Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said yesterday....
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British say Mnangagwa left Zimbabwe after hiking price of fuel so that Chiwenga could be blamed for the crackdown on violence that erupted
Although President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s trip to Eurasia was announced more than a month before he actually left, British Members of Parliament yesterday said his departure...
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Zimbabwe adjusts salaries of civil servants- lowest paid employee to earn $570 a month
Zimbabwe has finally sealed a salary agreement with civil servants which will see the lowest paid employee earning $570 a month from next month. The...
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Zimbabwe opposition leader calls South Africa’s Maimane a puppet
Zimbabwe Opposition leader Obert Gutu has called South African opposition leader Mmusi Maimane a puppet who has “absolutely no business meddling in the affairs of...
