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Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa to publish post-election violence report next week
President Mnangagwa has blamed the opposition MDC leaders for the violence, while the army has denied allegations it shot civilians during the 1 August protests.
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Zimbabwe mining minister invites De Beers, Vast Resources to return
A spokesman for De Beers, an Anglo American unit, said in an email it was not mining in Zimbabwe and did not intend to Vast Resources said it could not comment.
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2 men die in Zim recruitment exercises
Public recruitment exercises in Zimbabwe often draw thousands of people for just a few positions.
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Zimbabwe doctors strike again for better pay as economy struggles
The southern African nation is short of US dollars, the currency it adopted in 2009, causing price spikes and shortages of basic goods, medicines and fuel.
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Zim doctors on strike over poor pay, working conditions
The doctors say shortages of foreign currency to buy drugs and equipment is making it impossible to do their jobs.
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Family of North West pupil (7) stabbed to death holds funeral in Zimbabwe
The child's relatives gathered for a night vigil ahead of the funeral. His grandfather has asked grieving family members to accept what happened and move on.
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Family of murdered grade 1 pupil prepare to say final farewell in Zimbabwe
The seven-year-old was stabbed multiple times in a bathroom at his school last week, allegedly by an older boy.
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Some MDC MPs 'receiving death threats' following mass march
The threats coincided with a massive march organised by the opposition party to express anger over a growing economic crisis.
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Father of grade 1 pupil murdered at school thanks SA for support
The seven-year old boy was allegedly murdered by a grade 11 pupil, who is believed to have been in a relationship with the sister of the deceased.
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Zim protest brings traffic to halt
Despite heavy rains in the morning, crowds still gathered in Harare’s Central Africa Unity Square.
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Cholera outbreak in Zim worsens; 4 dead, 80 infected
The outbreak appears to have been triggered by squalid conditions at the crowded Mukaradzi mining camp, an informal settlement used by around 7,000 miners.
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MDC prepares to protest, accused of wanting to cause mayhem
The Zanu-PF Youth League has accused Nelson Chamisa’s party of wanting to cause mayhem but the MDC says it wants to protest against economic hardships faced by all Zimbabweans.
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Mnangagwa authorised deployment of soldiers, former Zim minister tells inquiry
Zimbabwe’s former home affairs minister Obert Mpofu was giving evidence on the final day of public hearings into Zimbabwe's post-election violence on Tuesday.
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'MDC will be held accountable for damage to property at planned protest'
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesman George Charamba said the government won’t withdraw the MDC’s right to protest but the party would be held accountable for any damage.
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Call for Zim court to order probe into ex-army officer’s allegedly abduction
Elliot Piki was reportedly due to testify before an ongoing inquiry commission into post-election violence in Harare.
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Funeral parlour offers to help family of grade 1 boy stabbed to death at school
A funeral service provider has offered to repatriate the body of a grade 1 pupil killed at his school back to Zimbabwe and pay for the funeral service.
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Tendai Biti insists his party not behind deadly Zim protests
Biti has been accused by some witnesses of encouraging Movement for Democratic Change supporters to protest when results weren’t released fast enough for the July poll.
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Motlanthe commission in Zim concerned by death threats against journalist
Commission spokesperson John Masuku says Maynard Manyowa has been viciously attacked on social media. Last week Manyowa said he saw one man shot and fatally wounded when there were no soldiers around.
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Zimbabwe’s $53m compensation for white farmers questioned
Around 4,000 white farmers lost land in the reform programme launched 18 years ago, and are said to be owed up to $9 billion.
