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Mnangagwa reveals Mugabe was being treated for cancer before his death
The cause of death of the 95-year-old hadn’t been confirmed, but even while he was still in power, he was reported to be living with the disease.
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OLIVER MATTHEWS: Getting sick in Zimbabwe shouldn’t mean disaster. But it does
Falling seriously ill is hard wherever you live. But in Zimbabwe, it can be doubly dangerous, writes Oliver Matthews.
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In Zimbabwe's crisis, surviving means improvising, and some luck
Filling a tank used to require just a few minutes. Now it takes a day of patience and some ingenuity at the gas station. Even then, success is not guaranteed.
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‘A giant tree of Africa has fallen’: Mnangagwa pays tribute to Mugabe
He addressed mourners at the Zimbabwe National Sports Stadium, where Mugabe’s funeral service got under way on Saturday.
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Mnangagwa calls for cool heads in dispute over Robert Mugabe’s burial
President Emmerson Mnangagwa asked the Mugabes to set aside their bitterness after the family rejected plans to bury the late statesman at the National Heroes Acre on Sunday.
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Public not welcome at Mugabe's private funeral
Mugabe's family met with President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday afternoon to discuss funeral arrangements.
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Zanu-PF politburo to discuss Mugabe’s funeral arrangements
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is back in Harare after he cut short his attendance at the World Economic Forum meeting in Cape Town.
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Mugabe: Liberation hero turned despot
The former political prisoner turned guerrilla leader swept to power in the 1980 elections after a growing insurgency and economic sanctions forced the Rhodesian government to the negotiating table.
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Mnangagwa: SA must use force to quell xenophobic attacks
President Emmerson Mnangagwa made the comments at a dinner hosted for him by Zimbabweans based in Cape Town.
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US increasingly disappointed with Zimbabwe government - official
The official said Washington had made clear to the government of President Mnangagwa what it would take to improve relations between Zimbabwe and the US.
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Zim reflects on a year since Mngangagwa took oath of office
In a statement to mark the anniversary, Amnesty International said Zimbabwe has experienced a concerted attack on the rights of freedom of expression and assembly.
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Zimbabwe arrests senior opposition official over demonstration
The MDC, which accuses President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government of repression and economic mismanagement, called a demonstration last Friday as the start of a nationwide protest movement but it was banned by the police.
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Former Zim VP Mphoko appears in court on charges of criminal abuse of office
The country’s anti-corruption commission had alleged that Phelekezela Mphoko was on the run from justice after he allegedly gave anti-corruption investigators the slip-on Monday.
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ANALYSIS: Repression & dialogue in Zimbabwe: twin strategies that aren’t working
The Mnangagwa regime's coercive acts are a continuation of the violence and brutality of the Mugabe era, while he seeks global re-engagement and selective national dialogue.
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Zimbabwe charges former Mugabe deputy with abuse of office
The court freed Mphoko on bail. He denies all the charges, his lawyer Zibusiso Ncube said.
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Zim govt accuses western diplomats of interfering in internal affairs
The embassies of the European Union, United Kingdom, France, the United States and Canada issued a joint statement on Tuesday criticising President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government for cracking down on recent MDC-led protests.
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MDC lashes SADC for 'quiet diplomacy' on Zimbabwe
MDC vice-president Tendai Biti said that they are disappointed by the approach of regional leaders.
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Zimbabwe deploys security forces over banned march
Soldiers and armed police on horseback and in trucks patrolled the central business district and most of the high-density suburbs.
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Zimbabwe police ban opposition protest planned for Monday
The demonstrations are viewed as a test of President Mnangagwa’s willingness to tolerate dissent in a country tainted by a long history of repression under his predecessor Robert Mugabe, who ruled for nearly 40 years.
