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Wednesday, 16 March 2011 |
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Zimbabwe Parties Face Off to Contest Vacant Parliamentary Speaker PostSources said Attorney General Johannes Tomana will advise Parliamentary Clerk Austin Zvoma that Lovemore Moyo should retain his vote |
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Zimbabwe Court Grants Bail to Six Accused of Fomenting Egyptian-Style RevoltSignaling a continued crackdown on civil society, police in Harare late Tuesday raided the offices of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition |
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Human Rights Watch Urges Southern Africa to Adopt a Tougher Stance on ZimbabweHuman Rights Watch researcher Tiseke Kasambala said it should be clear to SADC that one side of the government is acting in bad faith |
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IMF Sends New Mission to Zimbabwe Amid Talk of Corporate SeizuresIMF officials are unlikely to be pleased by news that ZANU-PF has targeted Coca-Cola, Nestlé and banks with British parents |
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Zimbabwe PM Tsvangirai Launches Regional Offensive As Crackdown ContinuesSources said Tsvangirai was mobilizing regional support for a summit to tackle Zimbabwe's worsening political situation |
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Zimbabwe High Court Frees Energy Minister Charged With GraftEnergy Minister Mangoma was arrested last week and charged with abuse of office, but was released Tuesday after a judge granted him bail |
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Zimbabwe's Central Bank Chief Proposes Compensation for Dollarisation VictimsEconomists said Zimbabwe is not yet in a position to refund individuals and companies that lost money through dollarization |
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Britain to Resume Deportations of Failed Zimbabwean Asylum SeekersActivists argue though that with the recent crackdown in Zimbabwe, failed asylum seekers are at high risk if forced to return. |
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Ousted Zimbabwean Speaker Says Ruling Annulling His Election Politically-MotivatedMoyo said the ruling last week by the Supreme Court rescinding his 2008 election was politically-motivated, accusing judges of bias |
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Zimbabwean Police Arrest 10 MDC Activists In Headquarters RaidThe MDC accused the police of carrying out the arrests on behalf of ZANU-PF in an ongoing crackdown targeting its supporters |
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