Daring Joice Mujuru Snatches From Elderly Mugabe Again As War Vets Defect to PF
HARARE – A number of war veterans have dumped Zanu PF for People First (PF) as the yet-to-be-launched Joice Mujuru political formation gains.
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Zimbabwe Land Reform:Farmer registration fall not reflected in area planted
The number of farmers who registered to grow tobacco during Zimbabwe’s 2015-16 season declined by 20 percent year-on-year to 70,412, according to a.
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UK led Conservative Gvt says Zimbabwe’s indigenisation policy is still not clear enough
UK says Zimbabwe’s indigenisation is still not clear enough . Zimbabwe’s bid to clarify its contentious local ownership law does not go far.
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Dynamos appoint Portuguese coach
Dynamos have appointed Portuguese coach Paulo Jorge Silva as their new coach on a three year deal. Silva who replaces Tonderayi Ndiraya, arrived.
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All Weather Friend :Terror as Chinese man threatens to shoot immigration officers in Harare
A CHINESE national, Hun Xiangkun, was yesterday granted $100 bail after he appeared in court charged with pointing a firearm at five immigration.
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Dubai New Political Mecca As Zanu PF Scramble to Pay Homage to Robert Mugabe
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe is literally running Zimbabwe from Dubai, amid reports second vice president Phelekezela Mphoko is in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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Pressured Zanu PF lawmaker Kereke dumps lawyers midway trial in Zimbabwe’s landmark case
Bikita West MP Munyaradzi Kereke (Zanu PF) has dumped his lawyers James Makiya and Nathan Chigoro midway through his trial on charges of.
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Scholarships For Zimbabweans Abroad 2016: Apply Now !
International universities offer scholarships for talented students from Zimbabwe. These scholarship programmes provide a unique opportunity for future leaders, influencers and decision-makers from.
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Zuma regrets mistakenly calling Africa “biggest continent”
CAPE TOWN, Jan. 18 (Xinhua) — South African President Jacob Zuma regrets mistakenly calling Africa the “biggest continent” in the world, the Presidency.
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China imports 18 mln kg Zimbabwean tobacco remaining the country’s largest leaf buyer
China has imported 18.6 million kg of Zimbabwean tobacco leaf so far this year as the Asian giant continues to assert its dominance.