Zanu PF printing 1,6m membership cards to force on people
ZANU PF is printing over 1,6 million party membership cards to sell to its supporters countrywide in a move widely seen as an ambitious recruiting and fund-raising project.
Zimbabwe coalition talks to resume Sunday
SOUTH African President Jacob Zuma’s facilitation team is scheduled to jet into Harare on Sunday to prepare for their principal’s visit two days later, on March 16 in an attempt to break the political logjam, which might see the confirmation of a date for fresh elections.
MDC Supporters urges Tsvangirai To pull out of inclusive government
Masvingo, - Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) supporters want their leader and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai out of the shaky coalition government.
Tsvangirai urges Zimbabwean people to stop political violence
Masvingo, - The Prime Minister and Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Morgan Tsvangirai said on Saturday he is pained by the serious fights between MDC and Zanu PF supporters when he and President Robert Mugabe have a good relationship.
Villagers Warned Against Attending Tsvangirai’s Rally
Chivi, - Villagers from Chivi have been threatened with un-specified action by the army and youth militia if they go ahead and attend Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's rally scheduled to be held at Mhandamahwe and Mashava on Sarturday afternoon.
New Constitution: Zanu PF declares appetite for continued tyrannty
HARARE - Zanu-PF wants the new constitution to limit Presidential terms to a maximum of two five-year tenures but with full dictatorial executive powers retained, and hence dealing a major blow to Zimbabweans eager to get rid of a tyranical terrorist regime pontificating liberation creditials.
Botswana struggling to extradite murder accused from Zimbabwe
FRANCISTOWN - Botswana Police are struggling to get extradition for a murder accused, Bright Ndlovu said to be arrested in Zimbabwe.
'Zimbabwe’s land reform is common sense' (A must read)
ZIMBABWE’s land issue has generated unprecedented debate nationally and internationally, largely polarised between supporters of radical land reform and supporters of market-oriented reforms, writes Grasian Mkodzongi.
Zimbabwe bus stops in Johannesburg raided and closed
Johannesburg, - South African Police on Thursday raided and closed two illegal bus stops used by buses going to Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwean truck driver killled in multi-vehicles pile up in South Africa
ZIMBABWEAN truck driver was killed after causing a multi-vehicle accident under the Atterbury Bridge in South Africa on, a report said on Wednesday.
'Peacekeeping forces for Zimbabwe elections not feasible' - Senior US Military Officer
HARARE – No peacekeeping forces will be deployed in Zimbabwe to monitor elections and MDC leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai was wrong in suggesting such action as the Africa Union and Sadc will not sanction such a move, a senior American military expert has said.
Chinamasa says white farmers cannot attach government properties in SA
HARARE – White commercial farmers cannot attach Government properties in South Africa for compensation as all of them are protected by diplomatic protocols, a Cabinet minister has said.
Tsvangirai Launches Terror Report
ZIMBABWE Prime Minister, who is also the leader of the main Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Morgan Tsvangirai has said the transitional government has not yet made progress and democratic reforms a year after it was established.
Biti Disburses The Controversial US 100m IMF Funds
ZIMBABWEAN Finance Minister Tendai Biti has disbursed US$ 100 million from the International Monotary Fund (IMF)’s special drawing rights (SDR) allocations for “priority development projects” that have been stalled due to lack of financial resources.
Moyo an unashamed eloquent charlatan
OPINION - Prof Moyo’s High Court application which was correctly dismissed with costs on 9 March 2010 could be called several things but serious is not one of them. Himself not a serious legislator, Moyo is nothing but an eloquent charlatan.
Zimbabwean woman reunited with daughters - Thanks Red Cross
NOTTINGHAM, UK - A Zimbabwean mother who spent two heart-breaking years separated from her young daughters has finally been reunited with them – thanks to the Red Cross.
Zimbabwe death row inmates unsure of fate
FOURTY nine death row inmates in Zimbabwe’s jails live in perpetual fear as they have no clue when the executioner will show-up.
Tsvangirai to appeal to SADC
Harare, - The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader and Prime Minister of Zimbabwe's inclusive government, Morgan Tsvangirai told diplomats on Wednesday that he will now “urgently” appeal to SADC for a resolution on the deadlocked inter-party talks with Zanu PF.
Prominent Pioneer black businessman dies
Harare, - Zimbabwe's first black bus owner, Miles Kupara Chanakira, has died. The late Mr Chanakira had most of his buses Modern Express Motorways burnt by Robert Mugabe's freedom fighters during the so called liberation war.
Sex with rapist nurse in UK gospel show
SLOUGH, UK - A married Zimbabwean nurse in the United Kingdom who was arrested in 2009 over claims she had a 4 month fling with a violent rapist took part in gospel concert over the weekend as a backing singer for gospel artist Obert Mazivisa.
Moyo appeals to the Supreme Court seeking ouster of Speaker
Harare,- Professor Johnathan Moyo has appealed against the judgment passed on Tuesday by High court Judge Bharat Patel who dismissed his application of having Zimbabwe's Speaker Lovemore Moyo, relinquished of his post.
IMF chief says no to Zimbabwe loans
JOHANNESBURG — The International Monetary Fund chief has told South Africa's president, who has been urging the international community to help Zimbabwe, that it is too soon to extend loans to the troubled country.
Malaysia protests seizure of banana plantation in Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWE’s chaotic land reform programme continues to cause diplomatic tensions with other countries amid revelations that Malaysia has formally protested to Harare over the illegal seizure of a banana plantation owned by its nationals by a retired army officer, a report said on Wednesday.
Feuding War Veterans threat to Mugabe's re-election bid
HARARE - Robert Mugabe revealed the blood bath and power struggle in the feuding Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans' Association leadership amid reports he has failed to get an endorsement from the warring militant former freedom fighters.
'We Remain United In Zimbabwe’s Labour Movement'
In Harare, on the way to our meeting with Wellington Chibebe, the secretary general of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), even our driver was excited for us.
Legal costs of fighting Mugabe takes toll on white farmers
Harare - The cost of mounting a legal challenge against Zimbabwe’s land reform programme is beginning to take a toll on the Commercial Farmers Union (CFU), prompting the umbrella group for the country’s white farmers to issue an SOS to former members to rejoin the union.
Zimbabwe man fighting for his life after party attack
NOTTINGHAM, UK - Detectives investigating a serious assault which left a 42-year-old Zimbabwean man with head injuries believe his attackers had been at a party which had been organised for members of Nottingham's African community.
Iran training thousands of Robert Mugabe's Security Spooks
HARARE - Iranian Security agencies are training thousands of Zimbabwe’s ruthless secret spy services personnel at a secret base in Tehran, a move likely to further increase the rift between the feisty Robert Mugabe and the Western nations, particulary the United States.
Zimbabwean man faces deportation for killing 12 year old
United Kingdom - A Zimbabwean illegal immigrant in the United Kingdom whose car knocked down and killed a 12-year-old Black Country boy is finally set to be thrown out of Britain more than five years after the tragedy, it was revealed today.
Moyo faces huge bill after losing Court case on Speaker
HARARE - Zimbabwe's High Court on Tuesday refused to overturn the election of the first opposition Speaker of Parliament since independence, after a challenge by a lawmaker from President Robert Mugabe's ZANU-PF party.
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14 March, 2010 12:30:04
Well done. Show these foreigners that they cannot muck around in Zimbabwe. They are the neo colonisers
Jimara.
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14 March, 2010 10:59:31
Uri kuChinja Tembo.Tirikuzviona.Ichanaka Zimbabwe. Famba Tsvangirai famba.Tsvangirai Chingwa chevana.
Tembo
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14 March, 2010 01:49:26
I'll try to respect Prime Minister Tsvangirai on his sentiments BUT does his shallow minded followers understand him when he asked them these two questions.
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13 March, 2010 02:42:56
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