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Machinda Marongwe on Rules for our Rulers
SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma (Pictured) speaks to the Deputy Director of the National Association of Non Governmental Organisations (NANGO), Machinda Marongwe, who talks about the funding crisis facing the constitutional outreach.
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- African journalists to engage their govts on their safety & protection
- SA government strike suspended
- Construction of regional railway line to start soon
- Home Affairs in no-show as stakeholders criticise Zim immigrants decision
- Zimbabweans react to withdrawal of special dispensation
- Govt told to scrap anti-worker laws
- Zanu vultures target Shell/BP
- CIO jams SW Radio broadcasts
- EU approves US$20m aid package for Zim
Rights groups blast SA deportations move
HARARE – Human rights groups have reacted angrily to last week’s decision by South Africa to resume deportations of undocumented Zimbabweans, accusing Pretoria of acting in bad faith and betraying the trust of ordinary people who are escaping persecution by President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu (PF) party. (Pictured: A bus full of Zimbabweans drives through the South African border town of Musina)
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- Gukurahundi artist faces 20 years in jail
- Man jailed for insulting Mugabe
- Trust wants Harare finances probed
- Govt told to focus on luring investors
- Make a meal of it, says Tearfund launching appeal
- Rape – the men never saw it coming
- Deal to boost Engen presence in Zim
- India’s role in diamond industry praised
- Sand poachers devastate grazing land
Who really needs governors?
Nothing better illustrates how small minded the men and women in charge of the ship of state are than the escalating quarrel among the unity government parties over appointment of provincial governors.Click to continue...
When the ‘Big Man’ goes ….
The president's health is in the spotlight – and the hardline military generals are set to determine the face of Zimbabwe's future. (Pictured: Solomon Mujuru & Emmerson Mnangagwa)
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Zimbabwe Human Rights Lawyer's house intruded
Johannesburg - A South African house in which Zimbabwean human rights lawyer and Zimbabwe Exiles Forum Director - Gabriel Shumba (Pictured) lives in was last week broken into and his property stolen.Click to continue...
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- WFP warns of toddler malnutrition
- Tortured woman demands millions from cops
- Why is Africa poor?
- Zimbos overfed on propaganda
- Maternal mortality campaign
- Transitional justice is about gender justice
- Violence likely to cloud any future poll
- BILL WATCH 34/2010 [31st August 2010]
- Government bans Gukurahundi exhibition
The Daily Agenda 02 September 2010
Matabeleland North Attendance- There was a total of 64 people in the outreach meeting in Zinyangeni Area in Nkayi. Issues raised were significantly the same as those from other villages in that area. The audience was filled more by men than women. Click to continue...
Latest from this section:
- The Daily Agenda- Constitutional Update
- The MDC Today Tuesday, 31 August 2010
- The MDC Today Monday, 30 August 2010
- Remembering a man of honour
- The Daily Agenda 23 August 2010
- Residents' Voices - Issue 28
- The Daily Agenda- Constitutional Update
- The Daily Agenda 16 August 2010-Constitutional Update
- Maguta soldiers attack MDC supporters
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Tourism to remain stunted
HARARE - The tourism sector which grew by an estimated 6,5 per cent last year is forecasted to be on a stunted growth path this year growing by only 3,5 per cent, market analysts have said.Click to continue...
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Battle of Monrovia …. Mwanjali predicts positive result
HARARE – NEW Warriors captain Method Mwanjali has expressed confidence the team will come out with a positive result when they clash against Liberia in a 2012 African Cup Nations Cup qualifier in Monrovia today. (Pictured: Norman Mapeza – Dropped Mwaruwari and Nyandoro)
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Zim murder suspect commits suicide in police cells
FRANCISTOWN:A 42-year-old man from Zimbabwe committed suicide at Tatitown Police Station’s detention cells in Francistown on Friday, police have confirmed.Click to continue...
Miss Zimbabwe UK 2010
The spectacular Miss Zimbabwe UK 2010 pageant took place at the Riverside conference Centre last Saturday. The 7 finalists wowed the judges but it was the striking 23 year old beauty, Gabriella Tendai Mudhliwa who walked away with the crown at the close of the extravagant evening. (Pictured: Tendai Mudhliwa) Click to continue...
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