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Zim civil servants ordered to report for duty amid stayaway calls
Activists have been using social media to call on shops and schools to close.
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Zim teachers, doctors threaten to strike over unpaid salaries
A statement from the teachers union, Zimta, said they were taking this action out of frustration and despair.
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Reports: Zim bond notes won’t be introduced as soon as anticipated
Zimbabwe’s media is saying the notes won’t be in circulation until August at the earliest.
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World Press Freedom Day: Zim still holds ‘hostile’ media laws
Rights lawyers say Zimbabwe is not a safe place for journalists, bloggers or citizens to express themselves.
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Zim may stop operations of some foreign, white-owned firms
Govt will cancel operating licences of firms that haven’t complied with a black empowerment law.
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Up to 4 million need food aid after drought in Zim
An El Nino induced-drought has hit Zimbabwe hard and last month it appealed for $1.6 billion in aid.
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Zimbabwean Parliament finds new ways to 'regulate' media
Zimbabwean journalists may now face being slapped with fines.
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Another delay in Zimbabwean civil servants’ remuneration
Teachers will be paid on Tuesday, while the rest of the public service will have to wait until 5 January.
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Media rights groups slam threats against Zim's private media
Govt says new laws would be brought in to deal with media that report on factions within Zanu-PF.
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Zim govt: Civil servants won't be sacked
3,000 teachers were not paid in July after they did not make it into the government's headcount.
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Zim government protests against loss of CT property
The plush Kenilworth property was auctioned off for R3.7 million to cover legal costs incurred by AfriForum.
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Grace Mugabe slated for making threats
Grace Mugabe threatened to spill the blood of anyone trying to claim she seized a farm.
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US businessman convicted of lobbying for Mugabe
Gregory Turner tried to use US lawmakers to lobby for the lifting of US sanctions.
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Zim bans vegetable, fruit imports from SA
The ban will impact supplies of tomatoes, potatoes, mangoes, grapes and apples from South Africa.
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Zimbabwe caps salaries for 'fat cats'
The cabinet has agreed to cap the salary for managers of government-owned entities.
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Zimbabwe deports former US congressman
Mel Reynolds, 62, was arrested at a Harare hotel last week and was fined $100 by a magistrate court.
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Mugabe turns 90 in Singapore clinic
The trip has intensified concerns about his health and stoked a simmering succession battle debate.
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Zim: Thousands at risk due to torrential rain
Zimbabwe fears torrential rains could burst the banks of the Tokwe-Mukorsi dam.
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WFP cuts food aid to Zimbabwe
One million Zimbabweans will face hunger due to a lack of relief funding.
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Zim inmates starve to death: report
The report says the cash-strapped government can only afford one meal a day for prisoners.
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Mugabe and Zulu bury the hatchet
President Robert Mugabe has apologised for calling Lindiwe Zulu a “street woman”.
