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February 07, 2018
Ailing Morgan Tsvangirai Appoints Chamisa Acting MDC-T Leader

“President Morgan Tsvangirai has with effect from today, 7 February 2018, affirmed Vice President Hon. Nelson Chamisa as the acting President of the party by operation of the Constitution until the President’s return."

February 06, 2018
Zimbabwe's Mining Minister Says Lithium Biggest Draw

Minister Winston Chitando said he had last week reached a deal with a small listed company, which was expected to generate revenue of $1.4 billion over eight years from a lithium project.
February 06, 2018
FGM Survivor Fights Against Female Genital Mutilation

Outlawed since 2001, progress is being made in ending the dangerous practice
February 06, 2018
Deloitte: After Cape Town, More African Cities Face Water Crisis

Report says high levels of rural to urban migration has made it hard for many cities in Africa to plan for increased numbers of people
February 05, 2018
Zanu PF Activists Dismiss New Patriotic Front as Hopeless Political Formation

“These are day dreamers and losers. They are just wasting their time. Though they have a right to run a political party or any entity of their choice, they seem to be directionless and are bound to fail ..."
February 05, 2018
Working Too Much and Moving Too Fast? Recharj Offers Solutions

Workday sleep business comes to downtown Washington
February 05, 2018
Early Diagnosis, Treatment for Cancer Saves Many Lives

Cancer is the second leading cause of death globally, killing nearly nine million people yearly, with about 14 million new cases being diagnosed
February 03, 2018
Britain Says Zimbabwe Should Press on With Fair Land Reform

Britain’s Minister of State for Africa, Harriet Baldwin, said she discussed the land issue with Mnangagwa in Harare on Friday.
February 03, 2018
Zimbabwe to Give White Farmers 99 Year Leases Like Black Counterparts

Fewer than 400 white farmers are still operating in the southern African nation, after former president Robert Mugabe’s government evicted more than 4,000 under an often violent land reform programme.
February 03, 2018
4 Elephants Die of Poachers' Cyanide Poisoning in Zimbabwe

Spokesman says poachers are increasingly turning to poison instead of using their noisy rifles as police and park rangers increase joint patrols
February 03, 2018
South Africa's Zuma asks Prosecutors to Drop Graft Charges

The NPA extended the deadline to the end of January for Zuma to make his representations before deciding whether to proceed against him
February 02, 2018
90 Migrants Drown as Boat Capsizes Off Libya

Most victims believed to be Pakistani migrants, whose arrival numbers inexplicably have been on the rise

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Wednesday 7 February 2018

Ailing Morgan Tsvangirai Appoints Chamisa Acting MDC-T Leader

Zimbabwe's Mining Minister Says Lithium Biggest Draw

FGM Survivor Fights Against Female Genital Mutilation

Deloitte: After Cape Town, More African Cities Face Water Crisis

Zanu PF Activists Dismiss New Patriotic Front as Hopeless Political Formation

Working Too Much and Moving Too Fast? Recharj Offers Solutions

Early Diagnosis, Treatment for Cancer Saves Many Lives

Britain Says Zimbabwe Should Press on With Fair Land Reform

Zimbabwe to Give White Farmers 99 Year Leases Like Black Counterparts

4 Elephants Die of Poachers' Cyanide Poisoning in Zimbabwe

South Africa's Zuma asks Prosecutors to Drop Graft Charges

90 Migrants Drown as Boat Capsizes Off Libya

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Wednesday 7 February 2018

Ailing Morgan Tsvangirai Appoints Chamisa Acting MDC-T Leader

Zimbabwe's Mining Minister Says Lithium Biggest Draw

FGM Survivor Fights Against Female Genital Mutilation

Deloitte: After Cape Town, More African Cities Face Water Crisis

Zanu PF Activists Dismiss New Patriotic Front as Hopeless Political Formation

Working Too Much and Moving Too Fast? Recharj Offers Solutions

Early Diagnosis, Treatment for Cancer Saves Many Lives

Britain Says Zimbabwe Should Press on With Fair Land Reform

Zimbabwe to Give White Farmers 99 Year Leases Like Black Counterparts

4 Elephants Die of Poachers' Cyanide Poisoning in Zimbabwe

South Africa's Zuma asks Prosecutors to Drop Graft Charges

90 Migrants Drown as Boat Capsizes Off Libya