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May 01, 2015
Zimbabwe Labour Groups Commemorate Workers' Day

President of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions, George Nkiwane, said the ZCTU was unhappy with the low salaries that Zimbabwean workers are earning

May 01, 2015
Companies Strike Lucrative Deals at Zimbabwe Trade Fair

A representative of South Africa’s Ministry of Commerce, Adrian Adams, and Carolyn Chirima of BazTech told Studio 7 they are happy with the deals sealed at the showcase.
May 01, 2015
Zimbabwe Workers Struggling to Survive

Year after year, Zimbabwean workers complain of poor remuneration and working conditions.
April 30, 2015
Anti-Mugabe Protests in Harare As SADC Leaders Leave Zimbabwe

About 400 MDC-T youths took to the streets of Harare for the second time this week calling on SADC leaders to address the dire political and economic situation in Zimbabwe.
April 30, 2015
Afrobarometer: Most Africans Support Independent News Media

Significant proportions – and in some countries large majorities - say the news media abuses press freedom by publishing lies.
April 30, 2015
Will Xenophobia Lawsuit Compelling South Africa to Declare State of Emergency Succeed?

The two groups want South African officials to take measures against xenophobic attacks that have so far claimed 7 lives.
April 30, 2015
President Lungu Happy With Zambia, Zimbabwe Trade Relations

Zimbabwe exported goods worth $400 million to Zambia between 2010 and 2014 while that nation sold commodities amounting to $1.3 billion to its neighbor during the same period.
April 29, 2015
Mugabe Catches Flak Over Derogatory Kalanga Remarks

The president said some Kalangas living in South Africa engaged in various criminal activities.
April 29, 2015
Mliswa Threatens to Take Top Zanu PF Officials to ICC Over Human Rights Abuses

Mliswa was expelled from Zanu-PF for his alleged links to ousted former Vice President Joice Mujuru.
April 29, 2015
Telecel Zimbabwe's Operating Licence Cancelled

Potraz on Wednesday said it had given Telecel, Zimbabwe third biggest mobile operator, a special 30-day dispensation to continue providing telecommunications services to its two million subscribers as it winds down its operations.
April 29, 2015
SADC: 70% of Southern Africans Living Below Poverty Datum Line

SADC chairperson and president of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, said southern Africa is losing a lot of money by exporting raw materials.
April 28, 2015
Anti-Mugabe Protesters Clash With Zimbabwe Police

The protestors were led by Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change national youth leader, Happymore Chidziva.

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Friday 1 May 2015

Zimbabwe Labour Groups Commemorate Workers' Day

Companies Strike Lucrative Deals at Zimbabwe Trade Fair

Zimbabwe Workers Struggling to Survive

Anti-Mugabe Protests in Harare As SADC Leaders Leave Zimbabwe

Afrobarometer: Most Africans Support Independent News Media

Will Xenophobia Lawsuit Compelling South Africa to Declare State of Emergency Succeed?

President Lungu Happy With Zambia, Zimbabwe Trade Relations

Mugabe Catches Flak Over Derogatory Kalanga Remarks

Mliswa Threatens to Take Top Zanu PF Officials to ICC Over Human Rights Abuses

Telecel Zimbabwe's Operating Licence Cancelled

SADC: 70% of Southern Africans Living Below Poverty Datum Line

Anti-Mugabe Protesters Clash With Zimbabwe Police

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Friday 1 May 2015

Zimbabwe Labour Groups Commemorate Workers' Day

Companies Strike Lucrative Deals at Zimbabwe Trade Fair

Zimbabwe Workers Struggling to Survive

Anti-Mugabe Protests in Harare As SADC Leaders Leave Zimbabwe

Afrobarometer: Most Africans Support Independent News Media

Will Xenophobia Lawsuit Compelling South Africa to Declare State of Emergency Succeed?

President Lungu Happy With Zambia, Zimbabwe Trade Relations

Mugabe Catches Flak Over Derogatory Kalanga Remarks

Mliswa Threatens to Take Top Zanu PF Officials to ICC Over Human Rights Abuses

Telecel Zimbabwe's Operating Licence Cancelled

SADC: 70% of Southern Africans Living Below Poverty Datum Line

Anti-Mugabe Protesters Clash With Zimbabwe Police