THE SMART NEWS SOURCE | Feb 10 2012 22:22 | LAST UPDATED Feb 10 2012 22:22 |
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Report: Mugabe buys $5-million home in Hong KongZanu-PF leader Robert Mugabe has bought a $5-million home in Hong Kong, Britain's Sunday Times reported. MDC's Bennett charged with 'banditry, sabotage'The treason charges against ministerial nominee Roy Bennett have been dropped and replaced with attempt to commit terrorism, banditry and sabotage. 'Zanu-PF not ready to work with anyone'Zimbabwe's new finance minister said on Saturday a top opposition figure's arrest showed Mugabe's party was not ready to work with its former rivals. Let's forget about Mugabe, says Zimbabwe's new PMMorgan Tsvangirai, has called on the world "to get over" Robert Mugabe and stop seeing him as the country's principal problem. Zimbabwe finance minister to focus on stabilityOpposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Tuesday appointed Tendai Biti to be finance minister and said he would focus on creating economic stability. Tsvangirai names Biti as Zim finance ministerZimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Tuesday appointed Tendai Biti as finance minister in a unity government with President Robert Mugabe. Zim rights groups condemn detention of activistsZimbabwean rights groups on Saturday flayed the government for detaining MDC activists on terrorism-related charges for more than three months. Gono under pressure to goGideon Gono, governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, seems determined to cling to his job amid mounting opposition clamour for his removal. Zimbabwe's tiny windowAid from key donors is dependent on parties reaching agreement, writes Jason Moyo. Zim judge throws out Biti treason caseA judge has ended the treason trial of a top Zimbabwean opposition leader, saying prosecutors appear unprepared to proceed. South Africa bats for Zim cricketDoes Zimbabwe deserve to be allowed back into the international Test arena? Tendai Biti's treason trial set for MayThe treason trial of the secretary general of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change, Tendai Biti, has been set for May 4. MDC reports progress in Zim unity talksZimbabwe's MDC on Thursday reported progress in negotiations with the Zanu-PF on forming a unity government after the two sides held talks in SA. Zim MPs postpone constitutional debateZimbabwe's rival parties on Wednesday postponed a parliamentary debate on constitutional amendments that would pave the way for a unity government. Mugabe: Western sanctions to blame for Zim crisisZanu-PF leader Robert Mugabe on Tuesday blamed Western sanctions for his country's economic collapse, which has left millions jobless and hungry. Zim cholera cases close to 63 000The number of people infected by Zimbabwe's cholera epidemic has risen to almost 63 000, the World Health Organisation said on Monday. MDC takes the plungeZimbabwe's opposition MDC decided on Friday to enter a unity government with Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF, an opposition party official said. Exiled top MDC official returns to ZimRoy Bennett, the top pro-democracy official pursued by Zimbabwean secret police, slipped quietly into Zimbabwe early on Friday. MDC to back Tsvangirai on joining unity govtZimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai is expected to win his party's backing to join a unity government with the Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF. MDC holds paper over cracksMorgan Tsvangirai struggles to hold warring allies together and has moved to win over critical Western diplomats ahead of a crucial decision. |
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