What Everyone’s Getting Wrong About Zimbabwe’s #ThisFlag Movement
It’s not just on the internet and it’s not just about President Mugabe. Zimbabwe’s nationwide protest on July 6 was a clear sign
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Zimbabwe to pay army, police late as cash crisis deepens
Zimbabwe will pay July salaries for the army on Monday, more than a week late, but teachers will only receive their wages next
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Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe war vets dump dictator Robert Mugabe
Veterans of Zimbabwe’s independence war made a significant break with President Robert Mugabe for the first time Thursday, calling him dictatorial, manipulative and
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Religion
Christian leaders warn of Zimbabwe’s total collapse
Decrying the repression of protestors, the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference has joined with other Christian organizations in warning of the nation’s “total collapse”
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Jah Prayzah band member escapes jail
JAH Prayzah’s backing vocalist Darlington “Dadza” Kamukono has been acquitted of stealing and assaulting fellow band member. The 28-year-old’s case was heard before
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Zimbabwe Flag Ban: Only Institutions to Own Flag
Miffed by the pro-democracy activists who are mobilising citizens around the national flag, President Robert Mugabe’s government is hurried working on a law
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State to appeal Oscar Pistorius sentence
PRETORIA – The NPA will be appealing Oscar Pistorius’ six-year sentence for murder, it announced on Thursday. Pistorius murdered his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on
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Zimbabwe
Supreme Court to hear Chivayo money laundering appeal
The Supreme Court will now hear the conviction challenge by businessman Wicknell Chivayo after it emerged that the notes taken down by a
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Joshua Nkomo’s Son Blasts Politicians
BULAWAYO — Late vice president Joshua Nkomo’s son, Sibangilizwe Nkomo (pictured), has said politicians have lost their way unlike his father who united
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Banks suspend incoming US dollar transfers
Thousands of locally based individuals receiving incoming US dollars via transnational wire transfers face hurdles as some local banks have now stopped the