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June 22, 2021
Siphosami Malunga Claims That State-Linked Agents Have Stolen Tittle Deeds of His Farm Seized by Govt

“The levels of sordidness & underhandeness related to our farm issue are shocking. We gather someone removed the documents proving ownership from the files at the deeds & companies office. We have copies which we shared with authorities. We will reveal who we believe cld have & why.”

June 21, 2021
MDC Alliance Fuming Over Demolition of 'Illegal' Homes, Vendors' Stalls

“The current campaign to destroy people’s livelihoods in The Harare Metropolitan Province is true to the character of Zanu PF and its proxies. They have a palpable insensitivity to the plight of the toiling masses of Zimbabwe generally and urban dwellers particularly."
June 21, 2021
Bachelet: Poverty, Inequality, Injustice Eroding Human Rights Worldwide

In her opening remarks, Bachelet called for action to stop what she called the most wide-reaching and severe cascade of human rights setbacks in our lifetime.
June 21, 2021
11 US Mayors Say They are Committed to Paying Reparations for Slavery

The group, led by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, announced a coalition to pursue reparations, Mayors Organized for Reparations and Equity.
June 20, 2021
Majority of Zimbabweans Say Country Going Wrong Direction

In a survey conducted in the country by the Mass Public Opinion Institute between 16 April and May 1, 2021, involving 1,200 adult citizens with a margin of error of +/-3 percentage points, 67% of Zimbabweans said the country is going in the wrong direction.
June 20, 2021
Tanzania Authorities Warn of 3rd Wave of COVID-19

Speaking with journalists Saturday, the director of prevention from Tanzania’s Heath Ministry, Leonard Subi, insisted citizens take all necessary precautions to protect themselves from infection.
June 20, 2021
June 20 Is World Refugee Day

UNCHR, the U.N.’s refugee agency, says World Refugee Day is “an occasion to build empathy and understanding” for the plight of refugees and to recognize their resilience in rebuilding their lives.
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.”

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Tuesday 22 June 2021

Siphosami Malunga Claims That State-Linked Agents Have Stolen Tittle Deeds of His Farm Seized by Govt

MDC Alliance Fuming Over Demolition of 'Illegal' Homes, Vendors' Stalls

Bachelet: Poverty, Inequality, Injustice Eroding Human Rights Worldwide

11 US Mayors Say They are Committed to Paying Reparations for Slavery

Majority of Zimbabweans Say Country Going Wrong Direction

Tanzania Authorities Warn of 3rd Wave of COVID-19

June 20 Is World Refugee Day

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

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Tuesday 22 June 2021

Siphosami Malunga Claims That State-Linked Agents Have Stolen Tittle Deeds of His Farm Seized by Govt

MDC Alliance Fuming Over Demolition of 'Illegal' Homes, Vendors' Stalls

Bachelet: Poverty, Inequality, Injustice Eroding Human Rights Worldwide

11 US Mayors Say They are Committed to Paying Reparations for Slavery

Majority of Zimbabweans Say Country Going Wrong Direction

Tanzania Authorities Warn of 3rd Wave of COVID-19

June 20 Is World Refugee Day

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