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Zimbabwe

Zim won’t take Zuma’s Cecil jibe lying down
Article
/ 13 August 2015

Zim won’t take Zuma’s Cecil jibe lying down

President Jacob Zuma’s "undiplomatic" reaction to the death of Cecil the Lion at US hunter Walter Palmer’s hand fails to amuse in Zimbabwe.

By David Smith
Massive Zim job losses in wake of court ruling
Africa
/ 6 August 2015

Massive Zim job losses in wake of court ruling

A ruling in Zimbabwe’s Supreme Court has seen thousands of workers retrenched without benefits.

By Staff Reporter
Hunter who killed Cecil the lion blames Zimbabwean guides
Africa
/ 29 July 2015

Hunter who killed Cecil the lion blames Zimbabwean guides

James Palmer, the US dentist who shot and killed Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe, blamed his guides on Tuesday for the death of the big cat.

By Staff Reporter
Remittance costs to Zimbabwe slashed
Article
/ 10 July 2015

Remittance costs to Zimbabwe slashed

A start-up has undercut the notoriously large charges involved in sending money home.

By Lynley Donnelly
Speaking truth to power in Zim – and laughing about it
Article
/ 17 June 2015

Speaking truth to power in Zim – and laughing about it

Samm Farai Monro of "Zambezi News" talks about the popular satirical show he helped create and the risks for those who poke fun at their rulers.

By Staff Reporter
Zimbabweans go hungry as drought hammers southern Africa
Africa
/ 26 May 2015

Zimbabweans go hungry as drought hammers southern Africa

While the impact is looking serious for Zimbabwe, the drought could also hit southern Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique and Namibia.

By MacDonald Dzirutwe
Mugabe’s hand in Zim massacres exposed
Africa
/ 18 May 2015

Mugabe’s hand in Zim massacres exposed

New documents allege that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe — then prime minister — was the architect of Matabeleland’s mass killings in 1983.

By Staff Reporter
Mugabe weathers another storm
Africa
/ 14 May 2015

Mugabe weathers another storm

Factional fights continue to dog Robert Mugabe’s Zanu-PF.

By Staff Reporter
Delegates pull plug on Malema’s Zim trip
Article
/ 5 May 2015

Delegates pull plug on Malema’s Zim trip

A speech to be given by Julius Malema in Zimbabwe has been cancelled after delegates began pulling out following xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge
Dilemma for the Lemba of Zimbabwe
Article
/ 28 April 2015

Dilemma for the Lemba of Zimbabwe

A new photographic project about the ‘lost Jewish tribe’ aims to open up awareness about Lemba ritual, custom and ethnicity.

By Staff Reporter
Mugabe “shocked and disgusted” by xenophobic attacks in SA
Africa
/ 18 April 2015

Mugabe “shocked and disgusted” by xenophobic attacks in SA

Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe says the wave of violence against foreign nationals in SA should never happen again elsewhere on the continent.

By Staff Reporter
Buy our elephants, Zim pleads, to avoid a mass cull
Article
/ 10 April 2015

Buy our elephants, Zim pleads, to avoid a mass cull

Hwange National Park currently hosts three times the amount of elephants the park can handle, and the animals are bothering neighbouring villages.

By Staff Reporter
Dambudzo Marechera: Africa’s literary doppelgänger
Friday
/ 9 April 2015

Dambudzo Marechera: Africa’s literary doppelgänger

As Zimbabwe prepares for ­Independence Day on April 18, Charne Lavery looks at one of that country’s greatest literary sons.

By Charne Lavery
The case of the disappeared activist in Zimbabwe
Africa
/ 19 March 2015

The case of the disappeared activist in Zimbabwe

While getting his hair cut at a barber shop, a Zimbabwean activist was taken by five men – and has never been seen since.

By Gift Phiri
India beats Zimbabwe by 6 wickets to stay unbeaten
Article
/ 14 March 2015

India beats Zimbabwe by 6 wickets to stay unbeaten

Brendan Taylor’s flamboyant 138 in a valedictory innings almost spurred Zimbabwe to a shock win over India at the Cricket World Cup on Saturday.

By Sapa
Zim prison set alight by inmates ‘unhappy with meals’
Africa
/ 14 March 2015

Zim prison set alight by inmates ‘unhappy with meals’

At least one prisoner was killed and 23 prisoners were injured during a three-hour long riot at a maximum security prison in Harare.

By Sapaxxxx
Mugabe turns 91 with million-dollar birthday bash
Africa
/ 28 February 2015

Mugabe turns 91 with million-dollar birthday bash

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Saturday celebrated his 91st birthday with a lavish bash attended by thousands of ruling party faithful.

By Staff Reporter
Gayle blasts records in victory against Zim
Article
/ 24 February 2015

Gayle blasts records in victory against Zim

Chris Gayle lifted the West Indies to 372-2 against Zimbabwe in a Pool B match at the Cricket World Cup.

By Sapa
Zimbabwe appeals to AfDB to ease terms of arrears
Africa
/ 24 February 2015

Zimbabwe appeals to AfDB to ease terms of arrears

Zimbabwe’s finance minister appealed Monday to the African Development Bank to ease the terms on the $566-million it is late in repaying.

By Staff Reporter
Zanu-PF sycophants rush to lionise birthday boy Mugabe
Africa
/ 24 February 2015

Zanu-PF sycophants rush to lionise birthday boy Mugabe

The president is having his 91st birthday bash this weekend – but Zimbabweans hurt by the economy are not in the mood to celebrate.

By Staff Reporter
Nando’s distances itself from Mugabe fall ad
Africa
/ 19 February 2015

Nando’s distances itself from Mugabe fall ad

The fast food chain has done a chicken run, distancing itself from an ad that depicts Robert Mugabe falling, labelling it an "abuse" of the brand.

By Sapa
Robert Mugabe’s birthday party cooks up an elephantine storm
Africa
/ 18 February 2015

Robert Mugabe’s birthday party cooks up an elephantine storm

Conservationists are angry over reports that wild animals including elephants are to be slaughtered and served at Robert Mugabe’s 91st birthday party.

By David Smith
De Villiers praises Miller, Duminy fightback
Article
/ 15 February 2015

De Villiers praises Miller, Duminy fightback

A record unbeaten 256-run fifth wicket partnership laid the foundation for the Proteas’ opening victory of the Cricket World Cup.

By Sapa
Miller time: Proteas outgun brave Zimbabwe
Article
/ 15 February 2015

Miller time: Proteas outgun brave Zimbabwe

A record-breaking partnership of 256 between David Miller and JP Duminy led South Africa to a 62-run win over Zimbabwe on Sunday.

By Sapa Ap
State media: ‘Mugabe’s fall shows why Zimbabweans still vote for him’
Africa
/ 8 February 2015

State media: ‘Mugabe’s fall shows why Zimbabweans still vote for him’

Zimbabwe’s state media on Sunday praised President Robert Mugabe for being ‘mentally agile’ enough to break his much-publicised fall.

By Sapaxxxx
What Mugabe’s red carpet tumble means
Article
/ 5 February 2015

What Mugabe’s red carpet tumble means

The president’s fall on the red carpet made him mortal – but laid bare the nation’s hate and hurt.

By Staff Reporter
EU ban lift an attempt to ‘hoodwink’ Africa – Zanu-PF
Africa
/ 4 February 2015

EU ban lift an attempt to ‘hoodwink’ Africa – Zanu-PF

Zimbabwe’s ruling party has called the EU’s lifting of a travel ban on President Robert Mugabe "inconsequential".

By Sapaxxxx
Zanu-PF split imminent as Mujuru confronts Mugabe
Africa
/ 13 January 2015

Zanu-PF split imminent as Mujuru confronts Mugabe

A split is imminent in Zanu-PF as former Vice President Joice Mujuru and her allies will commence a legal challenge of Robert Mugabe’s leadership.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu
Zim denies Mugabe involved in farm evictions
Africa
/ 10 January 2015

Zim denies Mugabe involved in farm evictions

A Zimbabwe minister says the business of abusing the First Lady, Grace Mugabe’s name, must come to an end, denying her involvement in the evictions.

By Sapa
New minister may thwart Zimplats indigenisation deal
Article
/ 8 January 2015

New minister may thwart Zimplats indigenisation deal

Indigenisation Minister Christopher Mushohwe may not uphold the previous minister’s empowerment credits deal with Impala Platinum’s Zimbabwe unit.

By Staff Reporter
Mealies amaizes the locals
Article
/ 30 December 2014

Mealies amaizes the locals

You might one day meet a man in overalls and workers’ boots, carrying a bagful of maize cobs on his massive shoulders.

By Staff Reporter
Foreigners ‘lucky’ to get 49% business shares in Zim
Africa
/ 24 December 2014

Foreigners ‘lucky’ to get 49% business shares in Zim

Zimbabwe’s new Indigenisation minister says foreigners should feel lucky that they are getting such a large amount of shares in local businesses.

By Sapaxxxx
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