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NAMING IS POLITICAL: November 16 marks 170 years since Livingstone, but Who really discovered the

By trtworld.com November 16 marks 170 years since Scottish missionary David Livingstone first laid European eyes on the magnificent waterfall

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Chinese mining stirs up anger in Zimbabwe; environmental destruction and crimes against workers

By adf-magazine.com Armies of excavators and dump trucks carving deep, terraced ruts into and around hills, mountainsides and waterways are

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Zimbabwe players falling out with new coach?

By KickOff The Zimbabwe Football Association have responded to reports claiming that some players have fallen out with new coach

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IRELAND: Zimbabwean care workers left without wages; tell tribunal of living in ‘freezing’ shared accommodation

The Irish Times IRELAND: Care workers from Zimbabwe, who allege they paid thousands of euro each to a recruiter to

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Zimbabwean political activist receives German Africa Prize

By DW News This year’s prestigious German Africa Prize has been awarded to democracy activist Namatai Kwekweza from Zimbabwe. The

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Mugabe’s son escapes jail after $300 fine for cannabis possession

By Agencies One of former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s sons has avoided a prison sentence for drug possession. Instead, he

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Nestlé Zimbabwe boosts breakfast cereal production with US$7m investment

By Agencies HARARE: Nestlé Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to local manufacturing and nutrition with a US$7 million investment aimed at

Nobuntu’s concerts have been described as vibrant, exhilarating and highly engaging. “We will inject them with hope, with love,” said Duduzile Sibanda. Nobuntu will perform Tuesday at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center

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US: Zimbabwean group Nobuntu to make their Maui debut

By mauinews.com Making their Maui debut on Tuesday, Zimbabwe’s Nobuntu is the first female group to sing in the South

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South Africa faces criticism after 150 Palestinians held on a plane for 12 hours

By Associated Press JOHANNESBURG: South African authorities faced heavy criticism Friday after they held more than 150 Palestinians, including a

President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zambian counterpart Hakainde Hichilema

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Mnangagwa, Hichilema co-chair Zimbabwe-Zambia binational commission

By Africa Press Agency President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zambian counterpart Hakainde Hichilema are co-chairing the inaugural Zimbabwe-Zambia Bi-National Commission