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June 19, 2021
Afrobarometer: Zimbabweans Likely to Vote for Zanu PF if Elections Held Tomorrow

“If presidential elections were held tomorrow, one-third (33%) of respondents say they would vote for the ZANU-PF candidate, compared to one-fourth (26%) who say they would vote for the MDC-Chamisa candidate. About four in 10 refused to answer, say they would not vote, or say they don’t know."

June 19, 2021
Zimbabwe Imposes 12-Hour Curfew on Districts on Zambian Border

Reading a statement from President Emmerson Mnangagwa on national television Thursday night, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga said Zimbabwe had noticed a sharp spike in cases of COVID-19 in Zambia and in the areas near its northern neighbor.
June 18, 2021
Facing Unwanted Marriage in Mozambique, a 14-Year-Old Flees

"My grandmother said, ‘If you don't want to get married, you better leave now.' I packed my clothes, asked my brother-in-law for 100 meticais” — about $1.60 — “and went to the bus stop," said Sifa, who faced the ultimatum in May.
June 18, 2021
Malawi Facing COVID Vaccine Shortage After Burning Expired Doses

Malawi health authorities said Friday they’ve shut down more than half the country’s vaccination centers because of shortages and that many people were turned way.
June 17, 2021
Mnangagwa Fires Zimbabwe High Court Judge

“The tribunal recommended the removal of Hon Justice Ndewere from office. His Excellency the President has therefore in terms of sections 187(8) of the Constitution removed Honourable Justice Erica Ndewere from office with immediate effect.”
June 17, 2021
Former Zambia President Kenneth Kaunda Dies

According to the state-controlled Herald newspaper, Kaunda died of an undisclosed ailment three days after being admitted to Maina Soko Medical Centre, a military hospital in the capital, Lusaka.
June 17, 2021
Late Robert Mugabe's Daughter Challenges in Court Attempts by Govt to Seize Part of Mazoe Family Farm

The two claim that they were given an offer letter by then Lands Minister Douglas Mombeshora in 2017 and the government is now repossessing part of the farm in accordance with some provisions of a statutory instrument allowing it to subdivide big farms into various entities for other beneficiaries.
June 16, 2021
Botswana Unearths World's Third Largest Diamond

"From our preliminary analysis it could be the world's third largest gem quality stone. We are yet to make a decision on whether to sell it through the De Beers channel or through the state owned Okavango Diamond Company."
June 16, 2021
Putin Characterizes Summit with Biden as 'Constructive'

In a press conference after the summit, Putin, speaking through an interpreter, described the meeting as “constructive” and said there were “no hostilities,” calling the U.S. leader a “constructive person, well balanced and experienced, a seasoned politician."
June 16, 2021
Zimbabwe Court Grants Bail to New York Freelancer After 3 Weeks in Prison

Police arrested the 37-year-old in May, alleging he helped two of the U.S. newspaper's journalists illegally enter Zimbabwe.
June 16, 2021
Did Soccer Superstar Ronaldo's Coca-Cola Snub Cost Company $4 Billion?

It’s hard to say. In a Monday press conference ahead of Portugal’s Tuesday match with Hungary in the Euro 2020 tournament, the Portuguese striker sat down at the microphone and moved two bottles of Coca-Cola away from him and lifted a bottle of water.
June 16, 2021
A New Film About Zimbabwe's 2018 Elections is Worth Watching, But Flawed

It documents Chamisa’s battle against the governing Zanu-PF party leader and acting Zimbabwean president Emmerson Mnangagwa. Mnangagwa ousted Zimbabwe’s 37-year ruler Robert Mugabe in 2017. As the film’s promotional material explains:

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Saturday 19 June 2021

Afrobarometer: Zimbabweans Likely to Vote for Zanu PF if Elections Held Tomorrow

Zimbabwe Imposes 12-Hour Curfew on Districts on Zambian Border

Facing Unwanted Marriage in Mozambique, a 14-Year-Old Flees

Malawi Facing COVID Vaccine Shortage After Burning Expired Doses

Mnangagwa Fires Zimbabwe High Court Judge

Former Zambia President Kenneth Kaunda Dies

Late Robert Mugabe's Daughter Challenges in Court Attempts by Govt to Seize Part of Mazoe Family Farm

Botswana Unearths World's Third Largest Diamond

Putin Characterizes Summit with Biden as 'Constructive'

Zimbabwe Court Grants Bail to New York Freelancer After 3 Weeks in Prison

Did Soccer Superstar Ronaldo's Coca-Cola Snub Cost Company $4 Billion?

A New Film About Zimbabwe's 2018 Elections is Worth Watching, But Flawed

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Saturday 19 June 2021

Afrobarometer: Zimbabweans Likely to Vote for Zanu PF if Elections Held Tomorrow

Zimbabwe Imposes 12-Hour Curfew on Districts on Zambian Border

Facing Unwanted Marriage in Mozambique, a 14-Year-Old Flees

Malawi Facing COVID Vaccine Shortage After Burning Expired Doses

Mnangagwa Fires Zimbabwe High Court Judge

Former Zambia President Kenneth Kaunda Dies

Late Robert Mugabe's Daughter Challenges in Court Attempts by Govt to Seize Part of Mazoe Family Farm

Botswana Unearths World's Third Largest Diamond

Putin Characterizes Summit with Biden as 'Constructive'

Zimbabwe Court Grants Bail to New York Freelancer After 3 Weeks in Prison

Did Soccer Superstar Ronaldo's Coca-Cola Snub Cost Company $4 Billion?

A New Film About Zimbabwe's 2018 Elections is Worth Watching, But Flawed