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Zimbabwe govt denies opposition kidnap claims
The post was accompanied by a screengrab of a video which showed a group of men gathered around an SUV.
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Zim's MDC slams state broadcaster for suggesting party planning insurgency
The MDC is urging supporters to brace for mass protests but insists the demonstrations will be peaceful.
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Zim prison guard gets the boot over tweet supporting Nelson Chamisa
The man was told he undermined President Emmerson Mnangagwa in a case that government critics will say goes back to the despotic rule of former leader Robert Mugabe.
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Zimbabwe president says study points to oil in country
Invictus Energy has in recent months reworked survey data generated in the early 1990s by US oil giant ExxonMobil, previously known as Mobil.
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Zimbabwe lifts import ban after cash crunch prompts panic buying
President Emmerson Mnangagwa pledged to end long-running currency shortages and revive a struggling economy but his government’s interventions have caused public alarm.
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Nelson Chamisa calls on Zim govt to abolish bond notes
The MDC Alliance leader, who still says he won July’s elections, says the shortage of cash comes from a confidence crisis.
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Mnangagwa on new tax: 'No need to panic'
The statement comes more than a week after the unpopular new tax was imposed by the government on money transfers, causing panic buying and public outcry.
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US leans on Zimbabwe over media, security laws - US diplomat
Some the laws Tibor Nagy, who was recently sworn in as US assistant secretary of state for Africa,include the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, which restrict media freedoms and bars foreign correspondents from working in Zimbabwe full time.
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Chamisa says he hasn't been contacted by Mnangagwa about parly position
Experts say creating the post of leader of the opposition for Chamisa in the National Assembly would require an amendment to the new Constitution.
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Zim street traders accused of spreading cholera
Some of the traders were bundled onto the back of police trucks, together with their wares but others resisted.
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Members of Zim post-election violence inquiry sworn in
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been criticised over his choice of commissioners.
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Zimbabwe president reshuffles top ranks of civil service
Emmerson Mnangagwa is under pressure at home and abroad to differentiate his administration from that of his former mentor Robert Mugabe.
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MDC MPs walk out of Mnangagwa’s Parliament opening speech
Emmerson Mnangagwa continued speaking, even though his words were drowned out in the ensuing commotion. The MDC still insists the July polls were rigged to give Mnangagwa victory.
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Mnangagwa urged to declare state of disaster over cholera outbreak
At least 30 people have died and more than 5,400 have been infected since the outbreak earlier this month.
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MDC vows not to break laws as it celebrates 19th anniversary
Nelson Chamisa’s spokesman Nkululeko Sibanda says the MDC leader will be recognised as the legitimate president by the party.
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Mnangagwa swears in new members of his cabinet
The ministers took their oath of office at a ceremony at State House on Monday.
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Mnangagwa rightful winner of Zim elections, says Mugabe
The former president says it was clear that Emmerson Mnangagwa was the winner of the 30 July poll, adding that everyone should rally behind his government.
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WFP preparing to provide food aid to 1.1 million Zimbabweans
Growing food prices and the country's dire economic state could also affect those living in urban areas, the UN food agency added.
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Mnangagwa appoints 7-member team to probe post-election violence
The commissioners will include former South African President Kgalema Motlanthe and former Commonwealth Secretary-General Emeka Anyaoku.
