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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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Zim govt to roll out cholera vaccine in worst-hit areas
The disease has killed at least 28 people since early this month, while more than 5,000 have been infected.
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Zimbabwe death toll from cholera has now risen to 28 - report
State media says the three Bulawayo patients suspected to have cholera have been placed under quarantine.
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Zim's new finance minister appeals for donations to help fight cholera outbreak
Finance minister Mthuli Ncube, who was only sworn in on Monday, issued the appeal via his Twitter account.
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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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MDC postpones anniversary celebrations amid cholera outbreak
There had been plans by the MDC to recognise Nelson Chamisa as the legitimately elected president at the rally
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Zimbabwe police ban public gatherings in capital to contain cholera outbreak
The national police urged members of the public to take heed of the ban as it would assist in alleviating the spread of cholera, but did not say how long the ban would last.
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Zimbabwe declares cholera emergency in capital after death toll rises to 20
Harare city council has struggled to supply water to some suburbs for more than a decade, forcing residents to rely on water from open wells and community boreholes.
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Zimbabwe’s Mthuli Ncube wants to clear World Bank arrears
Zimbabwe’s new finance minister did not spell out how he would speed the clearance of $1.8 billion in arrears but said it would be a vital step in rebuilding investors’ confidence.
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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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Zimbabwe’s new finance minister ‘mulls scrapping bond notes’
The southern African nation introduced bond notes in November 2016 in a bid to ease acute shortages of cash.
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Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa names Mthuli Ncube as finance minister
The Zimbabwean president also said Winston Chitando would remain as mines minister.
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At least 5 dead in Zim cholera outbreak
Memories are still fresh of a cholera epidemic that swept through the country a decade ago, killing 4,000 people.
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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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Zimbabwe to donate 10 white rhinos to Congo
The rhinos were being captured and would be moved from Victoria Falls later this week or early next, according to a spokesperson.
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‘Up to 2.5m Zimbabweans face hunger between now and March’
An increasing number of rural households are already reported to have exhausted their food stocks.
