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June 08, 2019
Conservatives Battle to Replace Theresa May

The race to succeed the Brexit-fouled May as Conservative leader and the country’s prime minister got underway in earnest Saturday, two days after Britain’s governing party suffered one of its worst-ever humiliations in a parliamentary by-election

June 07, 2019
Zimbabwe President Says New Currency A Must By Year-end

“As a country we must have our currency by the end of this year, we have started that journey,” Mnangagwa said at an event south of the capital Harare.
June 07, 2019
4 Zimbabweans Facing Charges of Attempting to Subvert Mnangagwa Govt Granted Tough Bail Conditions

According to the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), High Court judge, Justice Tawanda Chitapi, on Friday set free the human rights activists charged with subverting a constitutional government.
June 07, 2019
Zimbabwe Coach Selects Warriors Squad for Africa Cup of Nations

Knowledge Musona, Khama Billiart, Marvelous Nakamba, Tendai Darikwa, Alec Mudimu, George Chigova and Evans Rusike are some of the familiar faces in the Afcon squad.
June 06, 2019
42 Zimbabwe Youth to Participate in Mandela Washington Fellowship

The fellows, aged between 25 and 35, and who comprise business, civic and community leaders from different parts of Zimbabwe, will be placed in several U.S. colleges and Universities where they will receive a range of training, ranging from academic, leadership and networking.
June 06, 2019
Rights Groups Worried About Zimbabwe Crackdown Against Activists

Seven activists were arrested last month on arrival at Harare International Airport on their return from attending a workshop in the Maldives
June 06, 2019
African Union Suspends Sudan, Demands Civilian Administration

Doctors allied with the opposition say the death toll from this week's violence has risen to 108; the Health Ministry says the number is 'no more than 46'
June 05, 2019
Zimbabwe's Economic Crisis Driving Homeless Boys Into Illegal Gay Sex Trade

“I laughed at the idea that men pay for sex with us until he one day (took) me to his clients. But life was tough at that point ..."
June 05, 2019
Zimbabwe, EU Seek to Move on From Mugabe Era Strains

The EU has only kept sanctions on Mugabe, his wife and the state arms manufacturer, but is yet to resume direct funding to the new government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, preferring to channel money through local charities and U.N. agencies.
June 05, 2019
Watchdog Finds Global Press Freedom at Lowest Point in Decade

The report found that a total of 16 nations designated as 'free' have seen a reduction in press freedom scores during the past five years
June 05, 2019
VOA Interview: Freedom House Report

According to the report, press freedom is deteriorating worldwide
June 03, 2019
Zimbabwe Says Mines Can Pay for Power in Foreign Currency to Secure Supply

Energy minister Fortune Chasi had said on Thursday that the country’s largest hydroelectric plant, Kariba Dam, will suspend output in 14 weeks if water levels continue to fall at the current rate.

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Conservatives Battle to Replace Theresa May

Zimbabwe President Says New Currency A Must By Year-end

4 Zimbabweans Facing Charges of Attempting to Subvert Mnangagwa Govt Granted Tough Bail Conditions

Zimbabwe Coach Selects Warriors Squad for Africa Cup of Nations

42 Zimbabwe Youth to Participate in Mandela Washington Fellowship

Rights Groups Worried About Zimbabwe Crackdown Against Activists

African Union Suspends Sudan, Demands Civilian Administration

Zimbabwe's Economic Crisis Driving Homeless Boys Into Illegal Gay Sex Trade

Zimbabwe, EU Seek to Move on From Mugabe Era Strains

Watchdog Finds Global Press Freedom at Lowest Point in Decade

VOA Interview: Freedom House Report

Zimbabwe Says Mines Can Pay for Power in Foreign Currency to Secure Supply

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Saturday 8 June 2019

Conservatives Battle to Replace Theresa May

Zimbabwe President Says New Currency A Must By Year-end

4 Zimbabweans Facing Charges of Attempting to Subvert Mnangagwa Govt Granted Tough Bail Conditions

Zimbabwe Coach Selects Warriors Squad for Africa Cup of Nations

42 Zimbabwe Youth to Participate in Mandela Washington Fellowship

Rights Groups Worried About Zimbabwe Crackdown Against Activists

African Union Suspends Sudan, Demands Civilian Administration

Zimbabwe's Economic Crisis Driving Homeless Boys Into Illegal Gay Sex Trade

Zimbabwe, EU Seek to Move on From Mugabe Era Strains

Watchdog Finds Global Press Freedom at Lowest Point in Decade

VOA Interview: Freedom House Report

Zimbabwe Says Mines Can Pay for Power in Foreign Currency to Secure Supply