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The Zimbabwean
Friday
Nov 21st
SADC sows seeds of regional conflict
Harare - The Zimbabwe crisis has now escalated into a regional conflict. Octogenarian leader Robert Mugabe, emboldened by the failure of SADc leaders to force him to share power with MDC's Morgan Tsvangirai, has raised the temperature by sabre rattling against Botswana. Read more...Latest News...
- Zimbabwe HRColloquium Nov 2008
- Annan confirms trip to Zim
- Misery and stalemate
- Pregnant women in grave danger
- Angola's UNITA leader threatens to boycott election
- U.S. Envoy to Zimbabwe Decries Grim Humanitarian Situation
- S. Africa treats 68 cholera patients on Zimbabwe border
- Zimbabwean police "beat doctors, nurses" as cholera kills 36 more
- ‘Zimbabweans fast losing faith in banks’
- Cholera Outbreak in Masvingo
- Talking in secret in Zimbabwe, with a 'Mugabe man' who isn't really
- Zimbabwe power-sharing parties fence over constitutional amendment
- The despot, his friends and the twisted 'road to zero'
- Zanu at it again
- NCA Invites Zimbabweans To Join Street Protests
- Zimbabwe gold output plunges by 64.5% in October
- Tsvangirai set to visit Berlin
- Zimbabwean Health Workers Call For Crisis Response
- SOUTH AFRICA: SA cabinet disappointed by Zimbabwe
- SWAZILAND: The crescent of drought
- No Special Congress – Namabian Swapo
- Malawi moves to install Lilongwe fibre network
- Country’s only medical school closes down
- AFRICA: Keen on Democracy, Despite Mixed Results
- Zambia to award foreigners farm land in 2009
- Mozambique: Ruling Party With Huge Lead in Local Elections
Annan confirms trip to ZimHARARE - Former United Nations chief Kofi Annan will travel to Zimbabwe, a spokesperson said on Thursday, despite objections by President Robert Mugabe's government which branded the trip a "partisan mission".‘Zimbabweans fast losing faith in banks’HARARE – The government’s Depositor Protection Board (DPA) on Thursday said Zimbabweans were fast losing faith in banks with many reluctant to deposit money for fear they may not be able to withdraw it, as the country’s cash crisis deepens.ICC fact-finding mission arrives in Zimbabwe An ICC task force appointed to assess the current situation of cricket in Zimbabwe has arrived in the country on a three-day fact-finding mission. Creativity in crisis
HARARE – I learned to laugh again in the intimacy of Reps Theatre's upstairs venue, along with thirty or so other 'audient's' (the singular of the plural audience according to the cast of the Improv show).
Elephant conservation in Zimbabwe
The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority wishes to set the record straight on misconceptions about the state of elephant conservation in Zimbabwe.
Good news for Zim asylum seekers in UKLONDON – There is very good news for Zimbabwean asylum seekers, or failed asylum seekers, in the United Kingdom.Misery and stalemateNo good faith, no good future IT HAS been more than two months since President Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) signed an agreement to share power.The despot, his friends and the twisted 'road to zero'ON NOVEMBER 9, the world witnessed another failed Southern African Development Community (SADC) summit on Zimbabwe.Zimbabwe HRColloquium Nov 2008Sao Paulo (Brasil), November 2008 To: The Government of Zimbabwe and all stakeholders. The Southern Africa Development Community, The Africa Union, The United Nations Member States, Recognizing the deteriorating socio-economic situation and political violence n the period leading to the election run off and the following political impasse in Zimbabwe, |
