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Student Group Says Prostitution Still Rife in Universities

Zimbabwe Xhosa Community to Set Up High School

The government is fully backing the project as the new constitution recognizes Xhosa as among Zimbabwe’s 16 official languages

MDC-T: Denying Children Education Violates Zim Constitution

Zimbabweans adopted a new constitution last year in a referendum and the governing charter is explicit that basic education shall be free

Minister Ncube Condemned for Threatening Journalist

The Zanu PF minister is said to have threatened to beat up Ncube on Monday, saying the Gwanda-based journalist has been writing “nonsense” about him

Misfiring Warriors Face Uphill Task in Africa Championships

Too many missed chances against Uganda and Morocco at the weekend have left the Warriors in a difficult position

Heritage Foundation: Zimbabwe Economy Remains Subdued

International Crisis Group senior researcher Trevor Maisiri says Zimbabwe needs to improve its international perception

Zimbabwe Economic Decline Worries Tsvangirai MDC

Problems affecting the country such as the liquidity crunch, company closures and retrenchments are a result of what the party says was a stolen 2013 election

ConCourt Reserves Judgement on Zimbabwe Criminal Law

Lawyer Jeremiah Bamu says the concession by the prosecutors is significant in their fight for people’s rights.

Zimbabwe Govt, Civil Servants Salary Negotiations Deadlocked

Government representatives failed to increase their offer to $540 being demanded by civil servants

18,000 Zimbabwe Prisoners Face Starvation

The Ministry’s permanent secretary, Virginia Mabhiza, says the money IS not enough to feed 18,000 prisoners for 12 months

Economic Intelligence Unit Downgrades Zim's 2014 Growth Rate

It says there have been very few signs of an altered policy direction following the contested victory of Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF in the August 2013 poll