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Hungry Zimbabwe Villagers Selling Cattle for $30 to Raise Money For Food

More than 5,000 cattle have allegedly succumbed to the drought in Masvingo province.

Drought Devastates Zimbabwe's Mashonaland West Region

Most crops in the region are a complete write-off, a situation that has forced villagers to survive on eating mangoes.

Zimbabwean-born Lecturer Living in South Africa Helping Needy People Back Home

Mukonza, a public management lecturer at Tswane University of Technology at its Polokwane campus in South Africa, is now paying school fees for a number of under-privileged children

Obama: America Most Powerful Nation on Earth

"The United States of America is the most powerful nation on Earth.  Period. It’s not even close.  We spend more on our military than the next eight nations combined."

Zimbabwe Chevrons' Loss to Afghanistan Upsets Cricket Fans

Zimbabwe Cricket Appoints Former South African Fast Bowler Makhaya Ntini Bowling Coach

Zimbabwe Cricket has announced the appointment of former Protea, fast bowler Makhaya Ntini, as its bowling coach starting February 16.

Studio 7 Headlines, Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Bonus Debate Rages On As Zimbabwe Govt Struggles To Pay

Higher and Tertiary Education minister Jonathan Moyo posted on his twitter account that some workers, including civil servants, seeking bonuses do not deserve the 13th cheque as they were “non-performers and drunkards”.

Zimbabweans Differ Sharply on Impact of Targeted Sanctions

Most Zanu PF supporters strongly believe in President Mugabe’s claims that targeted sanctions are to blame for Zimbabwe’s past and current social, economic and political problems.

Non-Payment of 2015 Bonuses Irks Zimbabwe State Workers

It still remains unclear if all civil servants will get their bonuses that were promised by President Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe Schools Turn Away Children for Failing to Pay Fees

This came at a time the government introduced a $2 and $5 building levy per child for primary and secondary schools respectively.