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/ 12 March 2003

Zimbabwe to change repressive media laws

Zimbabwe will soon amend its controversial media laws in a bid to ‘rationalise’ them, Information Minister Jonathan Moyo said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 March 2003

Tsvangirai tape played up during key meeting

A state witness in the treason trial of Zimbabwe’s opposition leader testified on Tuesday a tape recorder hidden in her purse malfunctioned during a key portion of a London meeting about what she said was a plot to kill President Robert Mugabe.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 11 March 2003

Trial wrecked my marriage, says Ben Menashe

Defence lawyers in the treason trial of Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai finished on Monday their cross-examination of the key state witness, who told the court the trial had wrecked his marriage.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 10 March 2003

Twenty-seven MDC members arrested

Twenty-seven members of the main opposition party in Zimbabwe were arrested in Harare over the weekend, as political tensions run high in the capital ahead of two key by-elections, the state-run Herald newspaper said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 March 2003

Ari Ben Menashe calls Tsvangirai ‘nuts’

The main witness in the treason trial of Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who faces a hanging sentence for allegedly plotting to kill the president, said on Wednesday the politician was mad.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 March 2003

Cricket fans get a taste of life in Zimbabwe

Twenty-six fans were arrested for carrying banners and political messages during the World Cup match between Zimbabwe and Pakistan, lawyers and police said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 5 March 2003

Zimbabwe cops arrest another 24 cricket fans

Police arrested another 24 people at the World Cup cricket match being played in the western city of Bulawayo on Tuesday for allegedly violating security laws that outlaw public protest against President Robert Mugabe’s government, lawyers said.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 March 2003

Forty-one cricket fans jailed in Zimbabwe

At least 41 cricket supporters were preparing on Monday to spend their fourth night in jail in the western city of Bulawayo following Zimbabwe’s World Cup match against Holland.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 3 March 2003

MDC say supporters were beaten in Bob’s house

Twenty-six opposition supporters were arrested on Sunday as they drove past President Robert Mugabe’s residence in the capital, police and opposition party officials said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 March 2003

Mass arrests in Zimbabwe

Police in the Zimbabwean capital Harare on Saturday arrested more than 50 members of the main opposition party who were canvassing ahead of a by-election, the opposition said. But police have denied the claim.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 February 2003

Arrest warrant issued for Geoff Nyarota

A Zimbabwean court has issued an arrest warrant for Zimbabwean independent journalist Geoffrey Nyarota for failing to appear in court on charges of abusing journalistic privileges, his lawyer said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 28 February 2003

Mugabe court bars passport to native daughter

Zimbabwe’s Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that a respected pro-democracy figure and critic of President Robert Mugabe’s rule had no right to a passport from the country of her birth because her father was a citizen of New Zealand.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 February 2003

‘Treason trial’ witness lied

The state’s key witness in the trial of Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai for an alleged assassination plot admitted Thursday to having tricked the accused in order to tape incriminating evidence.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 19 February 2003

Witness at Tsvangirai trial plays the race card

The main state witness in the high treason trial of Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Tuesday accused the defence lawyer of being racist and anti-feminist.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 February 2003

Key tape in Tsvangirai trial is ‘inaudible’

An audio tape intended as evidence that could help incriminate opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai in an alleged plot to kill President Robert Mugabe was mostly inaudible, a Harare court was told on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 February 2003

High Court judge arrested in Zimbabwe

Police arrested a High Court judge seen as having angered the government by ruling against it, accusing him of corruption, state television reported on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 February 2003

Warning of genocide in Zim

Zimbabwe’s ruling Zanu-PF has instituted a wide-ranging campaign of torture and may be about to commit genocide against its opponents, say church organisations and Zimbabwean and international human rights groups.

By Vicki Robinson
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/ 16 February 2003

International row over Mugabe’s Paris trip

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is expected next week to score a diplomatic victory against many Western nations when he visits France, two days after the renewal of European Union sanctions against him.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 February 2003

Zimbabwe police arrest 40 women

Police in Zimbabwe Friday picked up around 40 women handing out flowers in the capital to protest against violence, an AFP reporter saw.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 February 2003

Tsvangirai trial continues in camera

The high treason trial of Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader was to go into closed session on Wednesday to enable the court to question the key state witness over details of a deal he signed with the government.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 February 2003

Air Zimbabwe ranked as ‘world’s worst’

The Zimbabwe state-owned airline, Air Zimbabwe, is rated among the world’s worst and is faced with ”total collapse,” according to the head of a special parliamentary committee.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 February 2003

Bizos rips into ‘cagey’ witness

Defence lawyers in the treason trial of Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Monday accused the government of breaching the constitution by not releasing details of a deal it made with the main state witness.

  • Zimbabwe comes in from the cold
    By Staff Reporter
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    Article
    / 9 February 2003

    Opposition lawmakers jailed in Zimbabwe

    Three leading lawmakers from Zimbabwe’s main opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) were arrested on Saturday, the party said.

    By Staff Reporter
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    / 8 February 2003

    Bizos opens a can of worms

    The main state witness in the treason trial of opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai had a record of ”meddling” in foreign politics going back to the US presidential vote in 1980, defence attorney George Bizos said on Friday.

  • Tsvangirai’s shady accuser
    By Staff Reporter
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    / 6 February 2003

    Bizos puts Zim treason trial witness to the test

    South African defence lawyer George Bizos on Thursday put the credibility of the star witness to the test in the high treason trial of Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai. Bizos accused him of being a ”fraudster” and of spinning ”untruths”.

    By Staff Reporter
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    Article
    / 5 February 2003

    CIA involved in ‘plot’ to kill Mugabe, court hears

    A key witness in the treason trial of Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Wednesday hinted that the US government was involved in an alleged plot to assassinate President Robert Mugabe.

  • UK ‘put up £6m to oust Mugabe’
  • 40 years on, Bizos pleads similar case
    By Staff Reporter
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    Article
    / 5 February 2003

    Rush on Zim banks as panic grips nation

    Zimbabwean banks ran out of cash and supermarket shelves were emptied as panic that a new showdown between the government, the opposition and trade unions was looming gripped the Southern African country.

    By David Masunda
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    / 4 February 2003

    Former Israeli agent testifies in Zim trial

    A controversial Canada-based political consultant testified on Tuesday in the treason trial of opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai that he was asked to help arrange a coup and the killing of President Robert Mugabe.

  • Is this the rule of law in Zimbabwe?
  • Journos barred from Zim treason trial
    By Staff Reporter
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    / 4 February 2003

    ‘Quiet diplomacy’ the key phrase in Zim

    Zimbabwe’s governing Zanu-PF party, upbeat that its charm offensive is starting to bear fruit, has told its combative ministers to tone down anti-Western rhetoric. French leader Jacques Chirac broke ranks with the rest of Europe to invite President Robert Mugabe to a summit in Paris later this month.

    By David Masunda
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    / 3 February 2003

    Journos barred from Zim treason trial

    Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai went on trial for high treason on Monday after a delay as baton-wielding riot police denied independent journalists and diplomats entry to the courtroom.

  • Tsvangirai goes on trial for treason
  • Pahad washes hands of Tsvangirai trial
    By Staff Reporter
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    Article
    / 3 February 2003

    Tsvangirai goes on trial for treason

    Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai goes on trial on Monday charged with plotting the assassination of President Robert Mugabe, in an affair Tsvangirai and his supporters claim was a set-up.

  • Pahad washes his hands of Tsvangirai trial
    By Staff Reporter
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    Africa
    / 3 February 2003

    Signalman arrested after Zim’s worst train crash

    The death toll in the head-on collision between a packed passenger train and a freight train in northwestern Zimbabwe rose to 46, police said on Sunday. A railway worker who might have given a wrong signal was arrested and tested for alcohol, media reports said.

    By Angus Shaw
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