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The Zimbabwean
Wednesday
Nov 19th
SADC sows seeds of regional conflict
Harare - The Zimbabwe crisis has now escalated into a regional conflict. Octogenarian leader Robert Mugabe, emboldened by the failure of SADc leaders to force him to share power with MDC's Morgan Tsvangirai, has raised the temperature by sabre rattling against Botswana. Read more...Latest News...
- MALAWI: Planning for a disaster
- Forum records 653 cases of torture in three months
- 12 MDC activists' whereabouts unknown 21 days after abductions
- MSF teams react to 'biggest ever' cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe's capital
- Seven NCA Members Still Behind Bars Despite Paying Bail
- Bombers target Zimbabwe police
- Zim Was Forced to Postpone COMESA Summit
- ICC fact-finding mission arrives in Zimbabwe
- Biti still faces treason charge despite court dropping two charges
- Zanu PF Forces Supporters To Attend Graduation Ceremony
- Zimbabwean police "beat doctors, nurses" as cholera kills 36 more
- Cholera Outbreak in Masvingo
- SA President fingered in Lindela abuses
- Who Is To Blame for the Crisis?
- Mbeki agrees to work closer with UN, AU on Zimbabwe crisis
- Bingu threatens Malawi opposition with arrest over leaked letters
- Botswana differs with SADC on Zimbabwe
- Alleged Botswana trained MDC “terrorism” detainees disappear
- Zim Was Forced to Postpone COMESA Summit
- Botswana to cut Diplomatic ties with Zimbabwe
- Zim & Angola troops in DRC?
- Botswana MP call for a ban on Zimbabwean shoppers
- Zim.Gov.sends draft constitutional amendment to MDC
- Inflation continues to soar
- Fundraising event in Ipswitch
- Forum records 653 cases of torture in three months
MALAWI: Planning for a disaster LILONGWE (IRIN) - The state of preparedness for a natural disaster in Malawi's flood-prone areas as well as other locales is coming under intense scrutiny ahead of the expected annual rise in the rivers during the rainy season. Zim Was Forced to Postpone COMESA Summit
HARARE, November 19 2008 - Zimbabwe, contrary to official claims, was forced to postpone a crucial summit of Africa's largest trading block, Common Market for East and Southern Africa (COMESA), which was scheduled to begin in the resort town of Victoria Falls on November 23, RadioVOP can reveal.
ICC fact-finding mission arrives in Zimbabwe
An ICC task force appointed to assess the current situation of cricket in Zimbabwe has arrived in the country on a three-day fact-finding mission. Vakomana Vaviri ve Zimbabwe Tonderai Munyevu and Denton Chikura in rehearsal LONDON - This Zimbabwean take on Shakespeare's earliest comedy, Vakomana Vaviri ve Zimbabwe or Two Gentlemen of Verona, opens at Oval House Theatre, London on 18 November, continuing Oval House Theatre's artistic exploration of Zimbabwean Politics and Culture. Love at first sight MARONDERA - They first saw each other through a wire fence - and within seconds they were kissing. Fundraising event in IpswitchAfrica Resource for Kidney Diseases (AFREKID) is running a charity event on November 28 at the Ipswich Caribbean Association.
SA President fingered in Lindela abusesJohannesburg: South Africa's Deputy President Baleka Mbete-Kgositsile is under fire over her involvement in the abuses of foreign nationals at Lindela Repatriation Centre (holding centre for illegal foreigners in SA awaiting deportation), this Friday the Coalition Against Xenophobia (CAX) will stage a huge demonstration at Lindela against ill treatment of foreigners.Let Zanu go it aloneWithout pre-empting the MDC Council meeting decisions on Friday, it just strikes me that either something is very wrong with the reports from the Cabinet composition negotiations or the nation has been taken for a ride by SADC in order to achieve a predicted end result that is destined to be either a Government of National Unity (GNU) or not and whether the people of Zimbabwe like it or not.
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Forum records 653 cases of torture in three monthsABUJA – The Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum submitted a statement on torture in Zimbabwe at the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR) on November 16. |
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