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Top Academic Says Zanu PF Factionalism Recipe for Civil War in Zimbabwe

"We have watched the collapse of some dictatorships in Africa in particular, and whenever a dictatorship collapses there is a civil war. If you remember in Somalia, (President) Siad Barre fled to West Africa and Somalia is still in a state of civil war."

Zimbabweans Speak Out on Alleged Mugabe Sickness

President Mugabe and his wife left for a vacation in December 15th at an unspecified destination in the Far East.

Feuding Zanu PF Camps Take Succession Battle to VP Mnangagwa’s Doorsteps

The Midlands province wants to suspend or expel for members of the party aligned to the vice president.

Zimbabwe to Establish Permanent High Court Centers

"People can’t really afford to travel to the main cities in order to access justice. So, we believe it will allow a lot more people to utilize the facilities."

Zimbabwe Set to Leave for CHAN 2016 Games in Rwanda

“Our players are very good players. We are very certain that they are going to succeed in this match."

Zimbabwe, FAO Attempting to Rescue Dying Livestock

The government has partnered with the Food and Agriculture Organization to provide subsidized stock feed to farmers in Chiredzi, Masvingo province

Studio 7 Headlines, Friday, January 15, 2016

Singer Celine Dion's Husband Dies After Cancer Battle

René Angélil, 73, died Thursday at his Las Vegas home; Canadian entertainment manager discovered Dion when she was 12 and drove her career to stardom

Zimbabweans Trade Barbs Over Mugabe Vacation in Asia

A large number of Zimbabweans are currently exchanging harsh words on various social media platforms about President Mugabe’s holiday in the Far East.

Zanu PF: Mugabe Not Sick, Reports of Health Problems Nonsensical

Ruling party spokesman, Simon Khaya Moyo, told VOA Studio 7 it is unfortunate that some people are making such remarks about the president who is on holiday in the Far East.

Zimbabwe Set to Resume Heart Surgeries

Open heart surgeries, which commenced locally in 1995 were stopped in 2003 due to the country’s economic meltdown.