Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Friday, 17 June 2011 Today from VOANews.com SADC Wants Enhanced Monitoring in Zimbabwe As Tensions Escalate SADC sources said President Zuma’s team of facilitators will now be expected to visit Harare at least twice a month beginning in July Zimbabwe Recovery Vulnerable to Politics, Softer Commodities - IMF The IMF said Zimbabwe's fragile economic recovery was vulnerable to a global decline in commodity prices and fiscal imbalances Zimbabwe Military Seen in Wings - But US Envoy Says Brass Already Rule Ambassador Ray's statements came amid reports the military plans to install its own commander should Mr. Mugabe be incapacitated Diamond-Financed Defense College Deal Exposes Zimbabwe's China Ties Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara told Parliament that Harare should take a fresh look at all the deals it has signed with China Air Zimbabwe Cancels Foreign Flights as Fuel Suppliers Demand Payment Air Zimbabwe on Wednesday shifted passengers to South Africa onto other airlines and on Thursday transferred London-bound customers South African Rancher Prospers with New Way of Farming Richard Haigh’s food production is designed to be environmentally friendly South African Golf Enjoys Surge of Success South Africa is well represented at this week's US Open golf tournament in Washington, DC Zimbabwe PM Tsvangirai Charges Insubordination by ZANU-PF Ministers Mr. Tsvangirai said the Home Affairs, Defense, Mines, Information and State Security ministers were only responsive to President Mugabe Zimbabwean FM Biti Calls Chinese Loan to Build War College 'Criminal' Mines Minister Obert Mpofu said deal pledging diamond revenues to build a war college is the best Zimbabwe has ever signed with China Work on Zimbabwe's New Constitution Again Halts; Parties Dispute Method For the second time in the past two months work on the new constitution has been halted by a dispute over how to compile public opinion More News Headlines