Peter Hain Blasts Mnangagwa’s Disastrous Repressive Government
Peter Hain, a British peer who had commercial dealings in Zimbabwe has attacked the new government saying it is disastrous dealing a deadly.
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British Peer Peter Hain Resigns From Moti Group Special Adviser Role
A former high-profile anti-apartheid campaigner and British cabinet minister Peter Hain has confirmed stepping down from his position on the board of Moti Group,.
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Zimbabwe’s trade and investment consul in UAE charged over $1,5m swindle
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s consul for investment and trade in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) appeared in court on Tuesday accused of swindling a.
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Comedian Gonyeti Abducted
Popular Zimbabwe comedian Samantha Kureya, popularly known as Gonyeti, was abducted from her Mufakose home by a group of unidentified, masked and armed.
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Poison-fears Mphoko on the run after high-speed escape from court
BULAWAYO – Former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko is on the run after avoiding arrest by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC), an official said..
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Mnangagwa Torture Victim Godfrey Majonga Dies
Former journalist and television star Godfrey Majonga, who was now a sports director at Danhiko in Harare, has died. Majonga died last night.
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Zimbabwe Cops Surrender Cash, Cellphones to Toknobkerries Carrying Robbers
A gang wielding knobkerries on Saturday last week robbed two police officers of police uniforms, cell phones, groceries, $890 and R200. The officers.
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Zimbabweans to endure Four more months of economic pain, warns Finance Minister
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s government said it is ready to settle with global lenders, sell assets and make the difficult spending decisions needed for.
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Zimbabwe Police, Soldiers Seal Bulawayo as MDC Challenges Protest Ban
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Reuters) – Soldiers and police deployed in large numbers in Zimbabwe’s second city Bulawayo on Monday to enforce a ban on.
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IMF Tells Zimbabwe Not to Award Civil Servants Pay Rise
(Bloomberg) — The International Monetary Fund’s resident representative in Zimbabwe warned the government against boosting wages for state workers after the introduction of.