MDC-T supporters, Police Clash in Harare
AT least 17 supporters of the MDC-T were detained in Harare when police broke up an unsanctioned rally, a spokesperson for the party.
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Zimbabwe deploys Soldiers to train Equatorial Guinea troops following an urgent request
Harare – The Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) is reportedly set to train troops in Equatorial Guinea following an “urgent” request from the west.
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Zim man found guilty of Moroccan diplomat murder in SA
Pretoria – A man, who testified that he woke up naked next to a Moroccan diplomat in a Pretoria guest house last year,.
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Zim gets $15mln irrigation grant from Japan
HARARE– Japan has extended a $15 million grant to Zimbabwe, the first since 2000, to develop irrigation systems and improve food security in.
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James Maridadi in court over $1 parking ticket
MDC-T Member of Parliament for Mabvuku-Tafara constituency James Maridadi appeared in court on Friday on charges of unauthorised borrowing or use of property.
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Manyenyeni elected new UCAZ president
The Mayor of Harare, Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni, was on Thursday elected president of the Urban Councils Association of Zimbabwe (UCAZ) during the organisation’s.
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Drought stricken Zimbabwe reaps large in tobacco exports
SEASONAL tobacco exports have raked in $543 million in the 10 months to October, with the bulk going to China according to latest.
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Mnangagwa warns rivals about internal wars
VICE-President Emmerson Mnangagwa has all but confirmed that gloves are off in Zanu PF internal wars when he said on Friday that it.
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Jah Prayzah riding high despite scandal
JAH Prayzah gave a top drawer performance in Masvingo seemingly unfazed after a rocky week in which pictures of him snuggling up with.
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Maliki’s comic hits the streets
Renowned comic book writer and artist Boyd Maliki, whose syndicated cartoons have been featured in several newspapers and magazines in the southern African.