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UN experts call for end to abductions, torture in Zimbabwe
The experts, who included members of the UN's working group on enforced disappearances, said last year alone 49 cases of abduction and torture were reported in...
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Zanu-PF sacks official, suspends 2 others for accusing Mnangagwa ally of graft
On Wednesday, Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa said the fight against corruption must gain momentum but warned against what he called misguided activism threatening the unity of the party.
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Zimbabwe president calls for dissidents in his party to be ‘flushed out’
The remarks came after exiled former ZANU-PF political commissar Savious Kasukuwere announced he was planning to return home and challenge Mnangagwa in 2023.
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Zanu-PF politburo to discuss Mugabe’s funeral arrangements
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is back in Harare after he cut short his attendance at the World Economic Forum meeting in Cape Town.
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ANALYSIS: Repression & dialogue in Zimbabwe: twin strategies that aren’t working
The Mnangagwa regime's coercive acts are a continuation of the violence and brutality of the Mugabe era, while he seeks global re-engagement and selective national dialogue.
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Prisons under siege as Zimbabwe's economic woes persist
Convicts and wardens alike bemoan packed cells where running water is erratic and shortages of food, clothes and bedding prevail.
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Zim teacher facing disciplinary action after ‘scolding’ education minister
The teacher, from a rural school in central Zimbabwe, was said to have blamed the minister and the ruling party for hardships in the country.
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OPINION: The ugly side of the MDC revealed
Oliver Matthews says the shaming of Nelson Chamisa’s rape accuser shows that dirty politics in Zimbabwe is not confined to Zanu-PF.
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Mnangagwa denies rift with deputy - newspaper reports
Mnangagwa said in comments published on Friday by the privately-owned weekly 'Zimbabwe Independent' and daily 'News Day' that there was no evidence of a rift between him and Vice President Constantino Chiwenga.
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Top Zanu-PF official says army crackdown on protesters justified
Agriculture Minister Perrance Shiri, the former air force commander, says Zimbabwe can’t be allowed to take the same route as Somalia.
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Mnangagwa pledges reforms to promote democracy
In a speech that marked the latest move in efforts to end his country's international isolation, he told delegates: "We are in the process of reforming our party.
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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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Chamisa denies being behind Zimbabwe post-election violence
Critics of Nelson Chamisa say that he and fellow opposition officials urged protesters to take to the streets two days after polls by insisting the MDC had won the election and telling supporters to defend their vote.
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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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Mnangagwa vows to uphold Zimbabwe's constitution
Mnangagwa was inaugurated on Sunday after the constitutional court dismissed an attempt by the opposition mdc alliance to rule that his Zanu-PF party stole the July election.
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Zimbabwe gears up for election court challenge
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa is challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa's victory in last month’s poll.
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Zim minister explains reasons for declining Chamisa’s lawyers work permits
Three high-profile South African lawyers have joined Chamisa’s legal team as he prepares to challenge the results of last month’s presidential poll.
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Zanu-PF files legal papers in response to MDC Alliance poll results challenge
Zanu-PF is arguing that the main opposition has no grounds to challenge president-elect Emmerson Mnangagwa's victory.
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[OPINION] Can Southern Africa’s liberation movements abandon old bad habits?
Southern Africa's liberation movements have been losing popularity and confronting a crisis of legitimacy.
