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Man accused of insulting Mugabe 5 years ago to stand trial
The controversial anti-insult law remains in force, even though critics say it’s in breach of the Constitution and should be repealed.
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[OPINION] Liberation hero Mugabe evokes polarised emotions among Zimbabweans
Robert Mugabe’s name is synonymous with both Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle and its post-colonial politics. His role has been central to the country’s dynamics since the early 1960s – and could well set the tone for the foreseeable future.
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Mugabe in Singapore for medical treatment, unable to walk
President Emmerson Mnangagwa told ruling Zanu-PF supporters at a rally his predecessor had been due to return on 15 October but that his poor health had delayed the journey.
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Zimbabwe to cut govt salaries to curb spending: minister
Ncube's budget also set out plans for the biometric registration of civil servants to weed out "ghost" workers who appear on the payroll without actually turning up to work.
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One year after the fall of Mugabe: Is the new dawn in Zimbabwe real?
Eyewitness News looks back at significant things that have happened in Zimbabwe a year after Robert Mugabe's fall.
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Tortured Zimbabwe activist awarded $150,000 damages
Jestina Mukoko sought damages after she was abducted, beaten, tortured and held in solitary confinement for weeks by state agents after elections in 2008.
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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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US sanctions to remain until Zimbabwe demonstrates reforms - official
Manisha Singh told a House of Representatives hearing there were 141 entities and individuals in Zimbabwe, including Mnangagwa and former president Robert Mugabe, that are currently under US sanctions.
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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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Mugabe & wife apparently ill
The former long-time leader gave no details on what he and his wife were suffering from.
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Zim war veterans call for name change of Robert Mugabe International Airport
At a press conference earlier on Tuesday, the former independence war fighters said tourists don’t want to be greeted with a name associated with dictatorship.
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Report: Robert Mugabe will be allowed to have only one farm
President Emmerson Mnangagwa reportedly said the decision is in line with the with government policy.
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Mnangagwa: I have no problem with Mugabe
Robert Mugabe made headlines on the eve of elections last week when he announced that he would not be voting for 'his Zanu-PF tormentors'.
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Robert Mugabe casts his vote
A frail 94-year-old Mugabe, accompanied by his wife, Grace, shuffled into the polling booth - and spent several minutes filling in his ballot paper with the help of an assistant.
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Mnangagwa: Mugabe can engage me on any matter, any time
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa was asked by journalist about Mugabe’s criticism of his leadership after casting his vote in Kwekwe in Harare this morning.
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Voters begin streaming into polling stations across Zimbabwe
Thousands of police have been deployed to voting stations in today's election that many are calling a make or break for the country.
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Mugabe blasts Zim government for not giving him full pension & resort houses
Robert Mugabe says he was also told that he was entitled to two houses at a resort but claims government has refused to pay him for those residences.
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Mugabe defends his Grace: 'Leave my wife alone'
Among the many things Robert Mugabe spoke about at a pre-election public address is the treatment his wife has and continues to receive.
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Mugabe: 'I will not vote for those who tormented me'
Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe says he wishes whoever wins well.
