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January 25, 2020
Zimbabwe VP Scolded for Using Soldiers in Divorce Dispute

"It is unacceptable and anathema to the constitutional values of this jurisdiction that the military may be used to settle a matrimonial dispute."

January 25, 2020
FAO Warns Locust Swarms Spreading Beyond Horn of Africa

In a joint press conference Friday, the FAO and the East African regional body IGAD said locusts feeding on crops could leave millions of people without food.
January 23, 2020
Zimbabwe Billionaire to Pay Doctors About $300 A Month to End Strike

Strive Masiyiwa, through his philanthropic arm Higher Life Foundation, last November set up a 100 million Zimbabwe dollar ($5.9 million) fund for the striking doctors.
January 23, 2020
Zimbabwe Says Grain Stocks Running Out As Severe Drought Grips Nation

“As things stand at the current moment, we have less than 100,000 (metric tonnes) of grain in the strategic grain reserve and imports, especially of food, are ballooning."
January 23, 2020
Violence Erupts in South Africa As Locals Demand Removal of Foreigners After Gunning Down of Policeman

The irate South Africans are conducting a door to door search of undocumented foreigners while stoning vehicles on highways.
January 23, 2020
Zimbabwe Central Bank Governor Says Inflation to Fall to 50% by December

John Mangudya said that since October month-on-month inflation has been falling and ended the year at 16.55%, near the bank’s target of 15% last month, giving rise to forecasts that it would fall to single-digit levels.
January 23, 2020
Meet the Afri-Vegans: South Africa Slowly Embracing Veganism

"I feel way more energized when I eat a vegetarian or vegan meal ... It actually just gives me more energy. You don't get that like lethargic, heavy feeling in your stomach."
January 22, 2020
AP Fact Check: Trump's False Account of Ukraine Episode

As the Senate impeachment trial wrestled with the fate of his presidency, Trump offered distorted statements about how the episode developed. He claimed Ukraine got U.S. military aid early, when the package of assistance at the heart of the impeachment case was conspicuously late.
January 22, 2020
Zimbabwe Teacher Flees After Staging Protest With Students Over Deteriorating Situation in Schools

“I’m in this place (hideout) to save my life. I never thought this will one day happen to me. Students were expressing their right and I merely helped the students at Njube High School to do that. I have not committed any crime."
January 21, 2020
Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Vows Street Protests on the Way

Nelson Chamisa told hundreds of Movement for Democratic Change party supporters in the capital, Harare, that he will use the protests to push for a ''transitional authority'' to run the southern African nation until credible elections are held.
January 21, 2020
Nelson Chamisa Promises Fireworks in Zimbabwe As Nation Plunges Into Economic Crisis

Chamisa says only street protests will force President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government to address serious social, economic and political problems
January 20, 2020
Prince Harry: 'Powerful Media' Is Why He's Stepping Away

In a personal speech at referenced his late mother, Princess Diana, who died in a car accident while being pursued by paparazzi, Harry said Sunday he had "no other option" but to step away as he and his wife, Meghan, seek a more peaceful life.

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Sunday 26 January 2020

Zimbabwe VP Scolded for Using Soldiers in Divorce Dispute

FAO Warns Locust Swarms Spreading Beyond Horn of Africa

Zimbabwe Billionaire to Pay Doctors About $300 A Month to End Strike

Zimbabwe Says Grain Stocks Running Out As Severe Drought Grips Nation

Violence Erupts in South Africa As Locals Demand Removal of Foreigners After Gunning Down of Policeman

Zimbabwe Central Bank Governor Says Inflation to Fall to 50% by December

Meet the Afri-Vegans: South Africa Slowly Embracing Veganism

AP Fact Check: Trump's False Account of Ukraine Episode

Zimbabwe Teacher Flees After Staging Protest With Students Over Deteriorating Situation in Schools

Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Vows Street Protests on the Way

Nelson Chamisa Promises Fireworks in Zimbabwe As Nation Plunges Into Economic Crisis

Prince Harry: 'Powerful Media' Is Why He's Stepping Away

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Sunday 26 January 2020

Zimbabwe VP Scolded for Using Soldiers in Divorce Dispute

FAO Warns Locust Swarms Spreading Beyond Horn of Africa

Zimbabwe Billionaire to Pay Doctors About $300 A Month to End Strike

Zimbabwe Says Grain Stocks Running Out As Severe Drought Grips Nation

Violence Erupts in South Africa As Locals Demand Removal of Foreigners After Gunning Down of Policeman

Zimbabwe Central Bank Governor Says Inflation to Fall to 50% by December

Meet the Afri-Vegans: South Africa Slowly Embracing Veganism

AP Fact Check: Trump's False Account of Ukraine Episode

Zimbabwe Teacher Flees After Staging Protest With Students Over Deteriorating Situation in Schools

Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Vows Street Protests on the Way

Nelson Chamisa Promises Fireworks in Zimbabwe As Nation Plunges Into Economic Crisis

Prince Harry: 'Powerful Media' Is Why He's Stepping Away