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Zim journo who ‘carried weapon’ to Mnangagwa meeting due in court
The journalist well-known Zenzele Ndebele was arrested after police found a used tear gas canister in his car.
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Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa declares 2 days of mourning for Cyclone Idai victims
Zimbabwe’s latest death toll from the cyclone is 139, but many more people remain missing one week after the cyclone struck the country.
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'Babies are dying'. When will Mnangagwa act on Zimbabwe's death trap hospitals?
Oliver Matthews asks if a weeping doctor will finally make President Emmerson Mnangagwa see the massive problems facing Zimbabwe's healthcare system.
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Ramaphosa, Mnangagwa discuss increasing SA’s credit facility in Zimbabwe
Earlier on Tuesday, President Cyril Ramaphosa said South Africa stood willing to support Zimbabwe, but only within its means.
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Ramaphosa & Mnangagwa get down to business at binational commission
Presidents Cyril Ramaphosa and Emmerson Mnangagwa will co-chair the third session of the meeting; the commission seeks to strengthen cooperation between Pretoria and Harare.
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Ramaphosa: Zimbabwe deserves support of international community
President Cyril Ramaphosa and President Emmerson Mnangagwa were speaking on the final day of a Bi-National Commission, the first held since 2017 when President Robert Mugabe and President Jacob Zuma were still in power.
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MDC calls on Ramaphosa to stop arrest of opposition officials during Zim visit
On Monday, the MDC’s national spokesman Jacob Mafume was detained and questioned in connection with the riots that rocked the country in January.
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US says Zimbabwe failed to make needed political, economic changes
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called for US sanctions to be lifted against the Zanu-PF ruling party, top military figures and some government-owned firms.
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Zimbabwe govt hires top Washington firm to improve its relations with US
The US renewed targeted sanctions for another year this week, accusing President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government of undermining democracy.
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Zimbabwe says rapprochement with West still on despite US sanctions
US President Donald Trump on Monday extended by one year sanctions against Zimbabwe, saying that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government’s policies still posed an 'unusual and extraordinary' threat to US foreign policy.
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Zimbabwe allows mines, others to import own fuel as shortages bite
Supplies of fuel in the southern African nation have been intermittent since September, which has seen motorists spending hours in queues at service stations.
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Trump extends US sanctions against Zimbabwe by a year
The sanctions are expected to remain in place until the government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa changes Zimbabwe’s laws restricting media freedom and allowing protests.
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Botswana offers Zimbabwe $600m of loans - report
The loan will reportedly consist of $500 million dollars for Zimbabwe’s diamond industry and a further $100 million to help private companies.
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Robert Mugabe turns 95 today and he’s missed by some
As Zimbabwe economic squeeze gets tighter, some are asking whether life better under the man who ruled Zimbabwe with an iron fist for 37 years.
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Ending sanctions top of Ramaphosa's list on upcoming Zim visit
Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Lindiwe Sisulu says South Africa remains ready to help Zimbabwe wherever they might need assistance.
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President shakes up Zimbabwe army command
The focus of rumours of a power tussle, Emmerson Mnangagwa's deputy Constantino Chiwenga, has not been seen in public in weeks, prompting speculation about his health.
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Rescue operation ongoing as Zim miners trapped in flooded mineshaft
Zimbabwe’s mining minister is due to visit the site of the accident, known as Battlefields, which is so far known to have claimed at least 24 lives.
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Mnagagwa declares mining incident as state of disaster
Dozens of illegal gold miners were trapped down shafts that were flooded by a dam that burst during heavy rains on Tuesday night.
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Zim govt to repeal press law that saw journos arrested, newspaper shut down
The decision may well be part of the authorities’ keenness to present a friendlier side following a huge outcry after the recent security clampdown.
