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May 23, 2018
Post-Mugabe, Zimbabweans Still Waiting for Economic Uptick

President Emmerson Mnangagwa touts economic improvements; some people skeptical, but acknowledge greater expression of political views

May 23, 2018
Zimbabwe Govt Rebukes Minister, Dismisses as Unlawful His Remarks on Army Refusing to Endorse Opposition President

Acting Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Minister Simon Khaya Moyo described Economic Development Deputy Minister Terrence Mukupe’s utterances that the army won’t even salute an opposition president as “unlawful and reckless”.
May 23, 2018
Planet-Warming Gases Make Some Food Less Nutritious, Study Says

Researchers found that carbon dioxide lowers nutritional value of some crops
May 22, 2018
Former Cabinet Minister Kasukuwere Returns Home After 6 Month Self-imposed Exile

According to the privately-owned Newsday newspaper, Kasukuwere returned home aboard a South African Airways aircraft midday in Harare and was immediately whisked away in a vehicle believed to be owned by the Criminal Investigation Department.
May 22, 2018
Zimbabwe Parliament Wants to Conduct $15 Billion Diamond 'Theft' Hearing At Mugabe's Mansion

The mines committee led by independent legislator Temba Mliswa, says it will conduct the hearing at Mugabe’s Harare mansion commonly known as the Blue Roof.
May 21, 2018
Mnangagwa Fires Provincial Affairs Minister Webster Shamu

Regis Chikowore, principal director of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, said, “Hon Shamu’s removal from office takes immediate effect …”
May 21, 2018
Zimbabwe Applies to Re-join Commonwealth, Invites Poll Observers

The southern African nation formally quit the Commonwealth after then leader Robert Mugabe, who had ruled Zimbabwe from its independence in 1980, came under criticism over disputed elections and land seizures from white farmers.
May 21, 2018
Mugabe Scheduled to Testify on $15 Billion Diamond Revenues Saga

Lawmakers plan to question Mugabe over his 2016 claim that the country had lost $15 billion in revenue due to corruption and foreign exploitation in the diamond sector.
May 21, 2018
Zimbabwe VP Mohadi: Zanu PF to Relinquish Power if Opposition Wins Forthcoming Elections

“If you lose, you lose and if you win, you win. Zanu PF does not have the power. The power is in the hands of the people of Zimbabwe. If people don’t vote for us, we will relinquish power. What can we do? People would have rejected us.”
May 21, 2018
Zimbabwe Will Not Require Foreign Mining Companies to List Locally

“For the record, Zimbabwe will not compel companies to list on the stock exchange. This does not fit into the new economic dispensation."
May 19, 2018
Khupe MDC Election Manifesto Launch Flops, Party Attacks Nelson Chamisa Group

'The Nelson Chamisa cabal, so to speak, stopped most of our members from coming to this launch by perpetrating political violence in different constituencies and areas in order to send a wrong signal that we don’t have people and yet we have people.'
May 19, 2018
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Wed

Millions around the world watch the union of British royalty and Hollywood glamour

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Thursday 24 May 2018

Post-Mugabe, Zimbabweans Still Waiting for Economic Uptick

Zimbabwe Govt Rebukes Minister, Dismisses as Unlawful His Remarks on Army Refusing to Endorse Opposition President

Planet-Warming Gases Make Some Food Less Nutritious, Study Says

Former Cabinet Minister Kasukuwere Returns Home After 6 Month Self-imposed Exile

Zimbabwe Parliament Wants to Conduct $15 Billion Diamond 'Theft' Hearing At Mugabe's Mansion

Mnangagwa Fires Provincial Affairs Minister Webster Shamu

Zimbabwe Applies to Re-join Commonwealth, Invites Poll Observers

Mugabe Scheduled to Testify on $15 Billion Diamond Revenues Saga

Zimbabwe VP Mohadi: Zanu PF to Relinquish Power if Opposition Wins Forthcoming Elections

Zimbabwe Will Not Require Foreign Mining Companies to List Locally

Khupe MDC Election Manifesto Launch Flops, Party Attacks Nelson Chamisa Group

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Wed

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Thursday 24 May 2018

Post-Mugabe, Zimbabweans Still Waiting for Economic Uptick

Zimbabwe Govt Rebukes Minister, Dismisses as Unlawful His Remarks on Army Refusing to Endorse Opposition President

Planet-Warming Gases Make Some Food Less Nutritious, Study Says

Former Cabinet Minister Kasukuwere Returns Home After 6 Month Self-imposed Exile

Zimbabwe Parliament Wants to Conduct $15 Billion Diamond 'Theft' Hearing At Mugabe's Mansion

Mnangagwa Fires Provincial Affairs Minister Webster Shamu

Zimbabwe Applies to Re-join Commonwealth, Invites Poll Observers

Mugabe Scheduled to Testify on $15 Billion Diamond Revenues Saga

Zimbabwe VP Mohadi: Zanu PF to Relinquish Power if Opposition Wins Forthcoming Elections

Zimbabwe Will Not Require Foreign Mining Companies to List Locally

Khupe MDC Election Manifesto Launch Flops, Party Attacks Nelson Chamisa Group

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Wed