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Former Zimbabwe Railway Workers Team up, Demand Unpaid Salaries

RZ retrenched over 450 workers saying its workers were too many and it was struggling to pay monthly salaries.

City Council Proposals to Slash Maize Angers Harare Residents

The Harare Residents Trust says it will seek an audience with city mayor Bernard Manyenyeni over reports that the local authority has instructed residents of St. Martin’s and surrounding areas to slash maize crops planted on unserviced council land

7 Zimbabweans Contract Typhoid in Harare

Council health director, Prosper Chonzi, says local people should practice good hygiene to avoid contracting typhoid, which has once again resurfaced in the city.

Chicken Inn FC Preparations for CAF Champions League in Top Gear

Chicken Inn will be taking on Mamelodi Sundowns FC of South Africa in their first CAF Champions League match February 13 at home.

Who is Benefiting From Deepening Zimbabwe, Equatorial Guinea Ties?

Military expert Dr. Martin Rupiya agreed with the observation that Mr. Mugabe and President Mbasogo were drawn even closer after the foiled coup.

Studio 7 Headlines, Monday, February 1, 2016

Mugabe Spits Fire, Tells West And UN to Stop Oppressing Africans

“If we decide as we shall certainly do so one of these days, that down with the United Nations, we are not members of it, others are real members of it, we are artificial members of it, and we, we can’t continue to be artificial members of it.”

Mujuru's Proposed People First Crafting Democratic Constitution

De-facto people first spokesperson, Rugare Gumbo, told VOA Studio 7 they are getting a lot of support from Zimbabweans.

Conflicts in Burundi, South Sudan Dominate AU Summit

Despite its theme of human rights, with a particular focus on women, this African Union summit is once again focused on security issues

More Zimbabwe Villagers Facing Hunger as Drought Ravages Rural Areas

“The situation is very bad. There is no crop to speak about in most rural areas. I have been to Matobo in the mountains very close to Bulawayo that wet spell has encouraged some farmers to plant sweet potatoes."

U.S Senator Corker: No New IMF, World Bank Lines of Credit for Zimbabwe Without Meaningful Reforms

He said the Obama administration should use its influence in preventing international finance institutions’ premature opening of lines of credit to Zimbabwe.