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June 2002 ARCHIVE

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Posted 30/6/2002
- NEWS ALERT Friday 28 June 02
- POLICE HARASSMENT AND WRONGFUL ARREST - AN UPDATE
- Mugabe warns defiant farmers
- The Next Hurdle
- Mugabe threatens Anglo American in Zimbabwe
- Torture and the International Criminal Court with a Focus on Zimbabwe
- A continent's future
- G8's plan 'window-dressing'
- Zimbabwe Faces Economic Challenges: Mugabe
2ND BATCH Posted 29/6/2002
- POLICE HARASSMENT AND WRONGFUL ARREST
- Zimbabwean farmer finds resistance futile
- Zimbabwe faces famine, UN says
- U.N. pledges more food aid to desperate Zimbabwe
- Govt approves GM maize imports
- 50 farmers move to Mozambique
- Mugabe's shadow towers over Nepad at G8 summit
- Government bars ILO mission
- British MPs condemn farm evictions
- Crisis in Zimbabwe
1st BATCH Posted 29/6/2002
- Government the villain of Zimbabwe's food crisis
- Somebody pass the message to Zimbabwe House
- Farming move will worsen food shortage
- Heat turned up a notch on Zimbabwe
- Rights probe deepens
- Journalists fight information Act
- MDC accuses government of misleading rights team
- Defiant jailers in court
- A world in need of trade more than aid
- Mugabe's Cronies Cash in
- Africa bids for $64bn aid package
- Zimbabwe Opposition Supporters Remain Imprisoned Despite Supreme Court Order
- Judgment reserved in Woods' case
- Police blast Chronicle for lying
- Harare launches campaign to clean up city tomorrow
- Private media barred from meeting human rights group
- UN team arrives to discuss humanitarian situation
- Forex rates skyrocket
- Searching for Anthrax Clues
- Zimbabwe warns it will act against defiant farmers
2ND BATCH Posted 28/6/2002
- Waiting, kumirira, ukumelela
- Africa's only hope
- Officials defy Chidyausiku
- Africans at G8 summit seek buy-in for recovery
- Farmers in dilemma as game nears end
- Iron fist will fail, analysts warn
- MDC plots parly boycott
- Bad news for Zimbos moving out
- Tutu calls for fresh elections
- Torture now of epidemic proportions
- Mugabe 'conceals bad human rights record’
- Zimbabwe's whites branded racists and fascists
- Zimbabwe minister says white farmers are 'unrepentant racists'
- ZESA Owes Emerging Black Businessmen $800 Million
- Restore Real Interest Rates, Adjust Exchange Rate, IMF Tells Harare
- White judge to retire after clash with govt
- MDC between a rock and a hard place
- Interview with US ambassador Joseph Sullivan
- From breadbasket to basket case
- Zimbabwe warns white landowners
- Weekly Media Update No. 21 of 2002 - June 17th - June 23rd 2002
FIRST BATCH Posted 28/6/2002
- Continued issuance of acquisition notices baffles commercial farmers
- House of Commons - Report from the Zimbabwe Debate
- Plot to kick Zvobgo
- Zimbabwe's police provide time window to farmers
- Mugabe land policy appalling
- More farmers to challenge evictions
- More farmers to challenge evictions
- UN takes food aid concerns to Mugabe
- US blasts farms' seizure
- White farmers challenge order to quit
- Lawyers, scribes meet human rights probe team
- Govt to set up land bank
- MDC mayoral candidate escapes petrol bomb attack
- Meldrum's lawyers contest formal remand
- Chanetsa has no business being an ombudsman
- Aid agencies call for more southern Africa famine relief
- Millers appeal for urgent wheat imports
- Restore real interest rates, adjust exchange rate, IMF tells Harare
- Land reform: is it an event or a process?
- Those who live in glass houses ...
Posted 27/6/2002
- Focus on farm evictions
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Tuesday 25 June 2002
- Open letter to Zim farmers
- Commercial farmers first on list of many casualties
- Clock stops for Zimbabwe’s farmers
- Warrant against Zimbabwe minister for contempt of court
- Police respite for Zimbabwe's farmers
- Riches to Rags
- Farmers Take Harare government to Court
- Serious shortage of salt hits Zimbabwe
- Street children, touts now a law unto themselves
- Zimdollar slumps
- Zimbabwe going through accountability crisis
- Farmers form body to fight evictions
- Zimbabwean farmers fight new land laws
- New legal battle to keep Zimbabwe farming
- Violence tearing Buhera apart
- Mugabe meets delegation
- White farmers won't be left landless - Mugabe
- Mugabe vows land seizures to go ahead
- Mushagashe vocational centre now training Zanu PF militia
- Police officer admits arrested MDC
- Defiant farmers continue operations
- Zimbabwe worries SA farmers
- Mbeki fights to sell his vision to wary African leaders
- G8 Summit Must Tackle Crisis in Zimbabwe
- Air Botswana suspends Maun/Victoria Falls route
Posted 26/6/2002
- While Mugabe turns white farmers into criminals
- Zimbabwe White Farmers Stop Working
- My mother's choice: eat cattle feed, or go hungry
- Independent journalists operate in a climate of intimidation, repression and, now, licensing
- Subsidising tyranny
- What can we do for Zimbabwe?
- Zimbabwe farming ban defied
- Impunity enables ever more human rights violations
- Africa Strategy to Convene Conference On Zim
- Africa needs G8 lead on Mugabe
- Ex president's PR bid for Mugabe
- Group Arrives to Assess Alleged Human Rights Abuses
- A farmer's tale: chased off his land by Mugabe's brutal young henchmen
- Insingisi Farm workers stopped from working at 11:30 am 25 June
- Zimbabwe farmers in fear
- It's power to Mugabe but poverty for the people
- Impunity enables even more human rights violations
- Report finds ''structural impunity'' rife
- Zimbabwe's farming fears
- Zimbabwe farmer hopes against hope to keep land
- Mugabe orders 'reprehensible', says Straw
- Farmers appeal to Zimbabwe courts
- Zimbabwe justice minister faces arrest
- US slams Mugabe's reform plan
- Africa offers reform in exchange for aid
Posted 25/6/2002
- Despotic Mr Mugabe has presented the West with a devil's choice
- The Final Act
- Zimbabwe whites 'must stop farming'
- Deadline set for Zimbabwe's farmers
- Zimbabwe whites told it is against law to farm land
- Almost 3,000 farmers to stop work
- Legal Ramifications
- Independent journalists feeling Zimbabwe government's wrath
- Commission provides a further Euro 6 million
- Zimbabwean farmers defy government
- Zim farmers ignore Mugabe's orders
- Zimbabwe upheaval
- Zimbabwe's white farmers prepare for worst
- Zim land policy can sink Nepad
- Joubert, art thou a citizen?
Posted 24/6/2002
- WHITE FARMERS ORDERED TO STOP WORK
- Zero hour for Zimbabwe's land snatchers
- Criminal justice
- Tourism dips in Zimbabwe
- Let's prioritise agriculture, mining, tourism-Part 1
- A bitter blow for the nation
- Zimbabwe Dismisses Reports on Eviction of White Farmers
- An impression of normality
- Pupils starve as chefs feast
- Six million face starvation
- Farm workers left destitute
- Moyo: You have destroyed the public media
- Mugabe wants to cripple media - editor
- Nepad good for rule of law-Salim
- Hunger will drive Mugabe out
- Kunonga insults Ndebeles
- Government is the real national disaster
- Police 'barred' from Whitecliff
- It takes men of spine...
- No to lily-livered ZTA, CFU
- Difficult times ahead
- Disastrous cabinet
- Insight Into Mugabe's Mind
- Zimbabwe crisis deepens as Mugabe sticks to his guns
Posted 23/6/2002
- Last white farmers vow to hang on in Zim
- Zimbabwe most dangerous place for papers -editor
- Daily News Sit-in Enters Second Day
- Fears Of Acute Shortage Of Sugar Ease
- "Extortion"
- Zim's Electricity Supply Stabilises
- Zimbabwe leads three nations into starvation
- "Human excrement encrusting their feet"
- Safari Operators Lose 90% of Their Game
- New Measures Introduced At Harare Passport Office
- Deadline looms for 2900 Zim farmers to leave land
Posted 22/6/2002
- Uncertainty as deadline looms for farm acquisitions
- Legislation shuts down farms
- Food donors threaten pull-out
- Bid to prosecute Mugabe
- D-Day for farmers
- Clearly not 'sharing a joke' in Rome
- Hogwash handidi
- Prices rocket as controls fail
- Top government officials linked to forex scam
- Media Commission misses deadline
- Media Update No. 2002/20 - June 10th – June 16th 2002
- What are the ZTA people trying to achieve?
- France Donates Equipment to ZDF
- Real debate on Nepad yet to begin
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Friday 21 June 2002
- ZNSPCA contact numbers
- The post-colonialist famine
- Beef Shortage Looms As Farmers Destock
- ZIMBABWEANS STARVE AFTER SIX GOOD RAINY SEASONS
2nd batch Posted 21/6/2002
- In the eye of the storm
- Rising trade in endangered species
- Commonwealth seeks to tackle political impasse, starvation in Zimbabwe
- Lower Gweru councillors implicated in maize scandal
- Brutalised . . .
- Arrested MDC supporters accuse police of torture
- Clinic closed as nurses flee terror
- MP arrested for allegedly addressing cancelled rally
- Think-tank warns of looming internal conflict
- Tension grips UZ campus
- Rusbridger urges papers to boycott Mugabe's fees
- Holyrood fears over stone link to Mugabe
- Uncertainty As Deadline Looms For Farm Acquisitions
- WAN appeals to Mugabe to stop Meldrum trial
- MDC officials' cars impounded
- Trial of Zimbabwe journalist put back to July
- USAID names Weisenfeld new mission director for Zimbabwe
- Independent journalists vow
- ICFTU slams government for rights violations
- NGO says Zimbabwe crisis crucial to Nepad debate
- Tongogara to observe World Refugee Day
- "No man can put a chain around the ankle of his fellow man.......... "
1st batch Posted 21/6/2002
- War vets seize new farms
- Police ordered to remove settlers
- Defiant illegal settlers vow to stay put at farm
- Where to now?
- Mugabe faces moment of truth
- Use of arms training: state drops charges against cop
- Govt policies derail forestry project
- Blacklisting dims Zim's economic prospects
- Men and women who brought Africa to its knees
- It's time to free Africa from its manacles
- Past haunts Zim as NEPAD beckons
- Red Cross joins food appeal
- Scribe goes to higher court
- Swoop on banks, lawyers
- Erwin lashes out at Zim
- Police disrupt meeting, arrest 8 MDC officials
- EU pushes for tougher action on Mugabe
- 10 MDC supporters re-arrested
- Zimbabwe journalism
- Extortionist Masara
Posted 20/6/2002
- Zimbabwe rejects 38 asylum seekers
- Put differences aside and source for food aid, parties challenged
- Church may resort to legal action to restart feeding scheme
- State publishes media registration regulations
- Dema police open docket against Nyadzayo
- Zimbabwe white farmers urged to get out of politics
- Blunt message to Zimbabwe farmers
- Paranoia Shows Zanu PF Knows Its Inescapable Fate
- S.Africa tells Zimbabwe Come to your senses
- Former OAU Chief Says Africa Supports Zimbabwe
Posted 19/6/2002
- Home of my heart (poem)
- Judge grants relief to Rainham Estate
- At least 80 opposition activists held in Zimbabwe
- Public speaks out
- 138 MDC supporters remanded in custody in absence of lawyer
- Mugabe's trip to food summit outrages EU parliamentarians
- Police still deny medical attention for detained journalists/demonstrators
- State planning to arrest MDC leaders, ban party - Tsvangirai
- Council admits disconnecting water illegally
- Crackdown on forex dealers condemned
- NGOs accuse government
- 15 more MDC activists arrested in Chipinge
- Youth brigades unleashed in Mutare
- Dozens charged in Zimbabwe after rally
- Outrageous Demands From War Vets
- Air Fares Skyrocket
- Zimbabwe case against US journalist said flawed
- Zimbabwe policy up to troika - Commonwealth head
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Tuesday 18 June 2002
Posted 18/6/2002
- Famine Stalks the Beloved Land
- "You can't change the wind, but you can adjust the sails"
- Mugabe versus the internet
- Police brutally assault Daily News staffers
- Hunger outbreak could be last straw for Zimbabwe
- Striking workers temporarily halt tobacco sales
- Police and emergency services in Masvingo failed the nation
- Mugabe gets the wrong sort of attention at Rome food summit
- Mugabe accused of using famine as a weapon
- Independent journalists to examine new regulations
- Sunday Mail report ridiculous - Econet
- Zimbabwe demands fees from media
- Government finally acknowledges
- Police break up Harare rally - CNN
- 170 beaten, arrested in Chipinge - DNews
- Don't let Zimbabwe implode
- Rights group urges international action on Zimbabwe
- IMF suspends technical assistance to Zimbabwe
- Crackdown in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe opposition vows to mount more protests
- 25th June slithers closer like a python stalking its prey
- Tsvangirai on police brutality
- Beyond Good and Evil in Zimbabwe
Posted 17/6/2002
- Mugabe's hungry and unpaid stormtroopers threaten revolt
- How socialism truly works
- Economic meltdown: Gvt locked in a confused mode
- Hero status for Sithole?
- Why half the planet is hungry
- Dollar in tailspin
- Villagers shunned in land grab
- Stand up and celebrate asylum
- Masvingo accidents blamed on Zanu PF
- Njube militia flee residents
- Chronicle, Sunday News stop Botswana sales
- Matabeleland dismisses compensation projects
- New call to put more pressure on Mugabe
- Zimbabwe imposes $12,000 fee for media license
- How Zimbabwean farmers unwillingly subsidise their government
- Zimbabwe Cracks Down On Opposition
- Zimbabwean Govt demands massive fees under new media laws
- Teargas fired at Zimbabwe rally
- SPEECH BY WALLY HERBST - CHAIRMAN WILD LIFE PRODUCERS ASSN
- Govt starts diplomatic incident-
- Govt rattled
Posted 16/6/2002
- Evil flourishes where good men stand by and do nothing
- Chronicle story patently false
- Zimbabwe condemned for arrests
- Mugabe Calls on Developed Nations to Offer Help in Good Faith
- WILDLIFE NOTICE BOARD – "Lending a voice for the voiceless"
- Mugabe's 'green bombers' disgruntled
- British diplomat accused of plot against Mugabe
- Think-tank calls for more pressure on Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe 'tracking' British diplomat
- IMF suspends technical assistance to Zimbabwe
- Goose Liver Pate
- MDC Commemorate Day of the African Child
- Mugabe's hypocrisy at World Food Summit
- MDC mourns victims of Masvingo bus disaster
- Shooting of taxi driver sheer brutality
- NABANYAMA MURDER SUSPECTS ACQUITTAL A TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE
- MDC congratulates Mozambican President Joachim Chissano
- Mugabe panicking in face of people power
- MDC has never communicated with Law Society of Zimbabwe
- MDC Condemns Interference in Local Governance
- Muringani's exit package illegal
- British ambassador to Harare placed under surveillance
- Aid Agencies Accuse African Governments for Food Crisis in Their Countries
Second batch Posted 15/6/2002
- Farmer battles for life
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Friday 14 June 2002
- Zimbabwe: What Next?
- Passport problems
- Government by the mad
- Mugabe cuts a lonely figure in Rome
- Commercial farmers lose 95% of land
- Italy's premier snubs Mugabe
- A press under siege
- Liberation movements dogged by siege mentality
- Mugabe gets flak for crackdown on lawyers
- Southern Africa food
- Growing Brain Drain, An Economic Disaster
- Parliament should investigate ZBC
- Kenyan journalist detained at Harare Airport
- Mugabe stays at $40 000
- Police under fire
- Europe 'fails to act as Zimbabwe war threat grows'
- Muluzi, Mafikizolo, & Mangoes . .
- Human rights integral part of Nepad says international watchdog group
Second batch Posted 15/6/2002
- Bulawayo vets split over VPs
- EU seeks to tighten sanctions noose on Mugabe regime
- Bread shortage looms
- Weekly Media Update No. 19 : June 3rd - June 9th 2002
- China To Import 25,000 Tons Of Tobacco
- West African countries sign FAO treaty
- Zimbabwe trial of journalist focuses on Web site
- White farmers arrested for alleged vandalism
- US wary of 'Mugabe's Famine'
Second batch Posted 14/6/2002
- War vets extort 28 heifers
- A double tragedy for Masvingo families
- War vets allegedly abduct MDC official in Mutare
- Import Duty to Be Paid in Foreign Currency?
- Trial Farce In Zimbabwe
- Trust says 500 000 in urgent need of food countrywide
- MDC calls off Mutare rally after threats of violence
- Tsvangirai urges inclusion of all stakeholders in maize distribution
- Dismissed council chairman speaks out
- Mugabe lost the right to lead Zimbabwe in March
- 'Please get the facts straight'
- Mugabe and friends fly in the face of travel sanctions
- 'Government Will Never Allow Country to Be Held to Ransom'
- Airline used as private fleet of President
- Leader's 5-star luxury may have been at UN expense
- Mugabe blamed for food shortages
- Maize-meal supplies improve
- Mpilo mortuary to stop taking bodies
First batch Posted 14/6/2002
- War vets force feeding centre closure//CORRECTION
- When governance fails
- Army, police on high alert
- Inflation surges to 122.5%
- Britain denies claim
- Zambia moves to restrict entry of cheap Zim goods
- MDC demands forex receipts from RBZ
- NRZ gets wagons from Botswana, Zambia
- Govt gets ultimatum on AIDS drug
- Independent editors launch forum
- Mugabe under EU spotlight again
- MDC wants Parliament to oversee food aid
- Australian PM contemplates Zimbabwe sanctions
- Govt meets less than 1% of foreign commitments
- Roots of Zimbabwe's economic collapse
- The fight for democracy needs commitment to democracy
- Zim soldiers in Congo food scam
- Private media challenges compulsory registration
- NGOs meet over internal refugee crisis
- CFU expresses concern
Posted 13/6/2002
- Lloyd Midzi victim of a frightened government
- Fresh wave of farm invasions hits Masvingo
- Hunger warning could be last straw
- Should teachers stand this abuse at every election?
- How to become a player in the corruption market
- Populist policies ruining economy: business leaders
- Police vow to crush proposed mass action
- Police, CIO ban MDC
- Journalist's trial under notorious Act begins
- Bulawayo residents urge wide
- Double standards
- Zimbabwe’s leaders are nothing but hypocrites
- CFU - Farm Invasions And Security Report - Tuesday 11 June 2002
- Zimbabwe loses second citizenship case
- Mugabe in the Limelight At World Food Conference
- Thought for food
- Africans unhappy at West's absence from food talks
- War vets force feeding centre closure
- Mugabe spurns plea to avert famine with food imports
Posted 12/6/2002
- THE POLITICS OF LAND AND THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
- Gasps of indignation as Mugabe puts his case
- Mugabe exploits his hour upon the stage
- MUGABE STARVING ZIMBABWEANS
- 37 perish in bus disaster
- Zimbabwe declares disaster after crash
- Cab driver shot dead at roadblock
- MDC supporters afraid to return to Epworth after threats
- Students forced to join Zanu PF youth brigade
- Journalist faces test trial in Zimbabwe
- U.S. reporter in Zimbabwe test case
- Parastatal Debt Soars to 755 Million US Dollars in Zimbabwe
- Thirty-four people injured in bus accident in Zimbabwe in another crash
- Zimbabwe Bus Crash Kills 11
Posted 11/6/2002
- If shouting solved problems, then Zimbabwe would not be an issue
- Tories Angry Over Mugabe Sanctions
- Properties seized as Zanu PF fails to pay
- Soldiers re-invade MP Bennet's farm
- Farmers' Development Trust gets land to expand training programme
- Mugabe chief architect of current food shortage
- UK Residents- The Army Association Braai
- Fresh fuel crisis looms
- ZBC workers facing retrenchment barred from premises
- ZFTU official seeks State help to attend ILO meeting
- Chanetsa says unproductive settlers will be thrown out
- Zimbabwe declares disaster after crash
- Mugabe defends land policy, asks for more aid
- Mugabe Games fear
- Mugabe sanctions 'must be stepped up'
- Nepad should not be judged by Zimbabwe, SA
- Mugabe's presence 'distasteful'
- Lawyer dismisses evidence against Chinhoyi farmers
- Mugabe evades EU travel ban to attend food summit in Rome
- The desert of the mind
Posted 10/6/2002
- DON'T FORGET ZIMBABWE
- Mugabe running scared, say critics
- Staff exodus hits Zimpapers
- Tobacco merchants fail to secure credit
- Zimbabwe to lose Victoria Falls?
- Police steal panners' gold
- Gays speak out on Moyo
- Penalty for Bulawayo toxic discharge
- Anti-immigration sentiments
- Moyo: You have lost the plot
- Mudenge and Moyo play the fool
- Unemployment rate exceeds 70%
- Over the top
- Mugabe targets the media as economy sinks
- Governor's wife defies price controls
- Mugabe targets the media as economy sinks
- Mugabe starving the opposition: MDC
- High noon for the press in Zimbabwe
Posted 9/6/2002
- HALE on War Vets
- Top war vets paid $3m each
- Mugabe's food trip provokes scorn
- Mugabe defies ban, protesters march at UN food summit
- Nhema eyes entire RBZ stake in ZBS?
- ZANU PF starts witch-hunt in Bulawayo
- Shunned Mugabe in Rome for U.N. meeting -source
- Mugabe beats EU travel ban
- Swiss farmers face eviction in Zimbabwe
- ZIMBABWE: U.N. Rapporteur Calls For Release Of Law Society Detainees
- How Canada could help Africa
- The Funeral of Charles Thomas Tetley Anderson
- SA should explore options on Zim crisis
- Mbeki's charm offensive threatened by chaos
- Political power and undemocratic laws
- Inflation projected to peak at nearly 200%
- Zim loses third of jobs: Makoni
- Zim under spotlight at economic summit
- Whenever the media is the target the public is the victim
- Examining the rule of law
- The 'Third Chimurenga' is officially over: what next?
- You each deserve three farms, Cdes
- Informal sector now Zim's biggest employer
- Govt abandons compulsory youth service
- Mass starvation imminent in Zim
- Farmers Welcomed
- Tekere Discharged From Hospital
- "Have you heard the one about...."
Posted 8/6/2002
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Friday 07 June 2002
- The Theft of Private Assets
- Mugabe capitalises on sanctions loophole again
- Food crisis draws Mugabe to Europe
- Mugabe's trip to food summit slammed
- US turns the screw on Zimbabwe
- Looted equipment up for grabs
- Zimbabwe's GDP down by half
- Govt, media head for showdown
- Trade between China and Zimbabwe rises to US$52,8m
- 200 illegal settlers face eviction in Manicaland
- UK denies plotting to oust government
- Zanu PF deploys youths in Bulawayo
- International legal experts slam POSA
- Media crackdown in Zimbabwe continues
- Zimbabwe govt rejects condemnation of arrests
- Poll watchdog expresses concern over silence on council by-elections
- Is Zimbabwe ready for mass action?
- Political violence eases, other abuses persist
- Food crisis draws Mugabe to Europe
- Interview with WFP regional food vulnerability expert
- Refreshing and rebranding
- Muluzi picks up a few tips on dictatorship
- Illegitimate cabinet
Posted 7/6/2002
- ZIMBABWE'S FOOD CRISIS NEAR FAMINE, U.N. SAYS
- Farmers Pay to Stay On Land
- Denmark Closes Embassy in Zimbabwe
- STATEMENT on Media and Information Commission
- SOUTHERN AFRICA: 13 million in need of food aid
- Zim Loses US $582m As Tourism Receipts Plunge
- Tourist Arrivals At Matopo National Park Cut By Half
- We Have the Power, However Small, to Take the First Steps to Freedom
- Vets free for lack of evidence
- Peer system won't be tested on Zimbabwe... yet
- U.N. judiciary investigator slams Zimbabwe again
- Zimbabwe Law Society officials given bail on subversion charges
- No apology, says Daily News Paper stands by its court story on Jonathan Moyo
- Top ZBC presenters, DJs among 435 axed
- Court acquits war vets implicated in Nabanyama murder
- Nepad, African Union hold new hope for Africa says Germany
- Police crush UZ students’ demo
- Inflexible will needed of leaders to better people’s lives
- ZimRights slams onslaught against lawyers, journalists
- French fund projects
Posted 6/6/2002
- Thousands starve as war vets bar food aid
- Lawyers dismiss charges as fabricated
- Police impound MDC's poll challenge affidavits
- Suspect in foiled Tsvangirai attack goes AWOL
- Beyond good and evil in Zimbabwe
- Looking a gift horse in the mouth
- RBZ export finance facilities attract overwhelming response
- Amnesty bemoans continuing rights abuses
- Workers bear brunt of land grab
- Zimbabwean forum to plan a way forward for business
- Law society staff are still being held
- Business Leaders Urge Government, Commercial Farmers' Union to Work Together
- 'Persecution for opinion ...'
- Funeral for Charles Anderson
Posted 5/6/2002
- ‘Massive Intervention Needed to Prevent Catastrophe in Zimbabwe & Malawi’
- Mugabe cracks down on opponents over poll dispute
- Zimbabwe sends 3 more to the gallows
- Top lawyers arrested in Zimbabwe
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Tuesday 4 June 2002
- Law society chief arrested
- Farmer’s murderer was involved in row
- People power can save us, if we unite
- Government in a state of denial of reality
- Supreme Court overturns ruling on Harare elections
- United Nations, London - Protests
- Retrenched civil servants cry foul over packages
- UZ students run riot
- Court hears of alleged Moyo-Mpofu gay affair
- ZANU PF'S LEGACY TO ZIMBABWE
Posted 4/6/2002
- Farmer shot dead
- Zimbabwe police arrest top lawyers over letters
- MDC accused of Buhera attack on Zanu PF
- State still acquiring more farms
- Bread Shortage Looms
- Tobacco Sales Still Low At Auction Floors
- Juvenile killed over maize meal
- Lawyer accuses AG's office of delaying hearing of ZBC case
Posted 3/6/2002
- Farm manager shot and killed in Mashonaland Central
- Update on the murder of Charles Anderson
- Reserve Bank Increases Lending to Government
- The fear of angry mothers
- In the name of God, go
- Hypocritical UK arms rogue states
- No water for three days in Harare North
- 'Stay out,' ZBC workers tell Moyo
- CZI calls for dual exchange rate policy
- National savings hit all time low
- Furious farmer teargasses Zimbabwean MP
Posted 2/6/2002
- A paradise in freefall
- Biting Economy Hardships Force Children to Beg in Zimbabwe
- A world in need of trade more than aid
- ZIMBABWE LAND DISTRIBUTION BY SECTOR AS AT SEPT 2001
- African regimes share blame for food shortages
- Long hours in a Harare jail
- Zimbabwe appoints media-information control panel
- 'Begging Bowl'
- Obasanjo's emissary has talks with Mugabe
Second batch Posted 1/6/2002
- The Four Horsemen
- Zimbabwe treason case postponed
- Zimbabwean newspaper editor charged over photo
- Zimkwacha for real kwacha
- New peaceful and creative strategies are needed
- 'The most determined assault on our liberties'
- Chigwedere has opened Pandora's box
- Is it about skin colour or the colour of the party card?
- Give ZBC freedom from this arrogant party
- Law of the jungle now rules
- US travel agent praises Zimbabwean tourism
- Poachers kill 127 animals on West Nicholson ranch
- Constabulary members cry foul over non-payment for election duties
- Zimta says hundreds of teachers removed from payroll after poll
- Dhlakama narrowly escapes petrol bomb attack on his home
- Nigeria calls for return to Zanu PF-MDC talks
- Fearful headmasters turn down donation from MDC
- MDC official says disgruntled Zanu PF youths defecting
- Lawyer accuses AG's Office of delaying hearing of ZBC case
- LAND (The non issue)
Second batch Posted 1/6/2002
- Nabanyama trial resumes in camera
- Farmers urged to grow amore wheat
- Pressure piles on Mugabe
- Ben-Menashe arrives in Zim
- US offers more food aid to Zim
- Police summon Independent editor
- Mohadi seizes farm, kicks out owner
- Zimbabwe refuses US 10,000 tonne maize donation
- Guardian reporter sent for trial in Harare
- Big rise in Mugabe refugees masks downward trend
- Zimbabwe proves a difficult test case for Nepad
- Yes, There Are Alternatives
- Zimbabwean President Calls for Unity in Meeting Challenges
- Paranoia helping fuel economic decline
- How much to see rhino dung - in US dollars?
- Publish Windhoek resolution on Zimbabwe
- Patriotism has a dark side to it
- Cambridge climbdown
- The solution is an immediate election rerun
- Enter Bob's Brigade
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