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We’re not involved! Saviour, Mzembi deny flaming Zanu PF succession row

By SABC News and Own Correspondent EXILED former cabinet ministers, Saviour Kasukuwere and Walter Mzembi, have dismissed charges they are

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SA rules out SADC summit venue change; confirms Ramaphosa will be in Harare

By Business Day SOUTH AFRICA has thrown its weight behind Zimbabwe hosting the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) annual summit

Edwin Mabonga, once facing dangerous wildlife and instability in Zimbabwe, now thrives in NZ’s safer farming environment, growing mushrooms.

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Farming in New Zealand is easy: Zimbabwean Maponga into beef and mushroom production

“I came to Wellington and I was looking for a farming job. My first interview I had was for a

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Natalie Mageza: Zim ex-refugee to represent Britain on global stage

By stokesentinel.co.uk LONDON: A Stoke-on-Trent mum-of-one who moved from Zimbabwe as a refugee at the age of 13 – is

The 42-year-old Zimbabwean suspect and the stolen Land Cruiser in the Lebowakgomo policing area outside Polokwane

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SA: Zimbabwean man in court for theft of Mandela’s Toyota Land Cruiser

By IOL News SOUTH AFRICA: A 42-year-old Zimbabwean national on Monday set to appear before the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court after

Chris Foot has recently reached the milestone of 20 years of service to St Paul's Collegiate in Hamilton.

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NEW ZEALAND: From farming crocodiles in Zimbabwe to teaching Waikato students

By nzherald.co.nz Hamilton-based Chris Foot recently celebrated 20 years of service to the St Paul’s Collegiate School community – before that, he

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Catholic bishops denounce arrests; call for tolerance ahead of SADC summit

By Agencies Zimbabwe’s Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC) issued a Pastoral Statement on Friday denouncing arbitrary arrests and calling for tolerance

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SADC Summit: Zanu PF regime putting its best Gucci foot forward

By William Saunderson-Meyer The Citizen It’s probably the country’s biggest infrastructural project since independence, delighted Zimbabweans tell me. From the buzz

Protesters at the Zimbabwean Embassy in Johannesburg

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Calls to help struggling Zimbabwean democracy ahead of SADC summit

By The Citizen Zimbabwean interest groups have called for help from the international community ahead of the 44th Southern African

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Parents beg US diplomat for apology over fatal crash; 11-year-old killed on way to school

By BBC News The family of an 11-year-old girl allegedly killed by a US diplomat in Zimbabwe in a road