June 2015 headlines

• Zimbabwe, Age of Consent, Same-Sex Marriage and Other Issues
• Zimbabweans owe $1bln in unpaid tax
• 1,000 indigenisation deals processed, Min
• US Congress senior staffers in Harare
• Jobs promise: 86pct ‘betrayed by Bob lie’
• ZimAsset flop: MDCs back tax boss
• To war or not to war? Tsvangirai warned
• BCCI keen on strong squad for Zimbabwe tour
• Mliswa not off the hook: Police
• Zimbabwe: VPs Give Mugabe Sleepless Nights
• West Indies confirm Zimbabwe ODI tri-series
• Zimbabwe: No Coalition With People First – MDC-T
• Dead Midzi a coward: Mugabe
• Mugabe blocks succession talk
• Govt urged to act on audit reports
• Car imports down
• SA to deport every fortnight
• PSMAS interim boss refuses to go
• Zimbabweland wins a prize!
• How to ensure corruption-free procurement
• IDBZ engages foreign advisers
• Only 158 laws out of 400 tabled before Parly: Official
• ‘Tired spirit of activism, donor fatigue to perpetuate Zanu PF misrule’
• FAO rescues govt
• Tourism ministry, ZimStats to conduct survey on visitors
• Zimra partners Microsoft, SAP for new e-service platform
• No to Mugabe’s poison – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary
• Zvishavane families face eviction
• Econet boss confirms 35pc staff pay cut
• SOS to save Mat’land cattle
• Rio Tinto exit a wakeup call to govt

• ‘Mugabe does not care about war vets’
• One girl raped every 2 hrs in Zimbabwe
• Mugabe humiliation of Moyo alarms ministers
• Miss Zim assaulted, robbed in ‘kidnap bid’
• Unleash your army, EX-PM dares Mugabe
• Woman gets HIV after ‘Zanu PF gang rape’
• 1,000 cops axed over corruption, minister
• Govt blames MDC-T for $5m election bill
• How Zim’s Liz won over 30 world leaders
• Tsvangirai hints Mujuru grand alliance close
• BCCI confirms selection meeting for Zimbabwe tour
• Rio Tinto sells Murowa diamond mine and leaves Zimbabwe
• Govt to pay GNU MPs’ allowances
• Zim needs positive engagement: Swiss envoy
• VP Mnangagwa warns against secession
• Auditor-General beats deadline
• Zimbabweans are a fearful people, says MDC
• Ministry incurs $2m phone bill
• Mugabe mum on Moyo
• Baba Jukwa follower released
• The guilty are afraid
• MDC members to pay subscriptions
• Why the Family is Important
• Leadership: Baboon with the smell of a white man
• Chidyausiku raps Speaker
• Vendors, authorities cross swords

• Zamco assumes $100m bad loans
• Who really is an “ordinary” Zimbabwean?
• Suspected Political Murder Most Foul in Mwenezi
• A Factionalized Society: Thinking in Factions, Hiding behind Factions
• Guzah, Hurungwe West and Dotty Arguments
• A desperate government
• Zimra calls for tax system remodelling
• Mutasa: Behind the bitterness
• ‘Zim-Mozambique are one’
• ZESA to import Zambian power
• Diasporan remittances boost economy
• Govt won’t rush to enforce Indigenisation Act
• Ambassador Wharton: Zimbabwe Politicians Too Egocentric, Love Nice Cars
• Windies set to join Pakistan in Zimbabwe
• Battle lines drawn in Zanu PF Mash East provincial chair polls
• Council, residents slam tollgate move
• Hungwe seeks to resurrect ‘colonial’ education system
• Journalist jailed for publishing unregistered newspaper
• Mliswa alleges Guzah withheld car theft conviction from Zec
• Mnangagwa sticks to Nigerian story
• ‘Most Zimbabweans victim of State torture tactics’
• Moyo mum on Cabinet debacle
• MPs not repaying motor vehicle loans, audit reveals
• Madhuku blasts ‘ignorant’ MPs
• Tsvangirai to deliver ‘state of the nation address’
• Zim, Zambia discuss easing trade
• Violence rocks Mbare as police touts clash
• Zimbos turn to God as economic hardships worsen
• Zimra to introduce new fiscal devices soon
• Madhuku: Moyo riddle, the legal position
• Beitbridge farmer’s woes mount
• They plotted to poison me: MP
• Axed minister in court victory against Mugabe
• Top RBZ officials up for $780,000 fraud
• EDITORIAL COMMENT: Africa must dump kangaroo ICC
• Zec must remain impartiald
• LATEST: Taxman targets churches

• NGO breathes life back into Masvingo lakes and rivers
• A Factionalized Society: Thinking in Factions, Hiding behind Factions
• Extraterritorial probe for perm sec’s case
• SA deports 800 more Zimbabweans
• Zim to start HIV vaccine trials
• Broke govt fails to contain foot-and-mouth
• Delta to reopen two depots
• ‘Economy in tailspin’
• Coltart blames Chiyangwa for demise of Bulawayo industries
• Survey: Bob would beat Tsvangirai in polls
• SA officials find 200 bombs on Zim bus
• Panic in Cabinet . . . as ZANU-PF infighting explodes
• Zimbabwean Downing Street Racism Demonstration
• Zanu (PF) now a cult
• Distressed mothers plead for improved maternity facilities
• Scare tactics exploit vendors
• Chinamasa defends Mugabe trips
• Mugabe a Chinese stooge: Moyo
• Will the imperialists please feed us!
• Mugabe leaves for Mozambique
• Funeral brings Gamatox, Weevils together
• Zim records increase in foreign direct investment
• Audit smokes out $11m Zinara fraud
• Council attaches residents’ property
• ‘Allo, ‘allo, ‘allo, what do we have here then?
• Mliswa wants Guzah victory nullified
• ‘No going back on vendors deadline’
• Mugabe to deliver jobs – sort of
• Tread carefully on sexual consent
• Finally! The 2 million jobs

• Vendors Bring Business To A Standstill With Eviction Protest
• ZDI: ZEC CIOs rig polls for Zanu PF
• WOZA urges Mayor to stand up for right to trade
• Youths scupper loan scheme
• Journos told to campaign for Mupfumi
• Foreign firms must fund Mugabe’s scheme says Mushowe
• Roadblocks: Cash cow for traffic police
• Three powerful myths that fuel xenophobia
• Global HIV/AIDS funding in jeopardy
• ‘Scared Mugabe leads ICC pull out bid’
• Zanu (PF) spurns President Mugabe succession debate
• Moyo makes way for Grace Mugabe?
• Sadc child marriage model law on cards
• Landmark ruling on inheritance
• Mliswa to contest Guzah poll victory
• Legal Brief on the Prof Moyo’s Cabinet situation
• Mutasa tempting fate
• Zimbabwe toured Pakistan on May 19 for three ODIs and two T20s
• Govt owes embassy staff $10 million
• Parly Speaker’s rulings must be scrutinised: MP
• Mnangagwa lied: Nigerian journo
• Prof Moyo ‘steps down’
• Zanu PF bigwigs cross swords
• War veterans threaten mines grab
• ZLHR challenges ZRP’s bid to scupper protest
• Zanu PF supporters to pay MDC-T activist $3 500 damages
• Zec explanation not convincing
• Dhlakama admits ordering ambush
• Bulawayo faces pollution sanctions
• Hurungwe West poll exposes Zec
• Mutasa hands clean on Gukurahundi: Msipa
• CIO agents stop anti-poaching op

• Experts savage Zec over elections
• ‘Disclose Mugabe’s office budget’
• Zanu PF begged for mercy in 2008: Tsvangirai
• Let’s fight poll rigging
• Police threaten vendors’ union leader
• Mujuru to take on Mugabe in 2018
• Kasukuwere weak in the head, says Mutasa
• Second de-mining squadron on cards
• Second de-mining squadron on cards
• Govt’s private sector debt estimated at $4bn
• Zec stands by Keith Guzah
• Chinotimba accused of fraud
• Airzim relaunches Harare-Lusaka route
• Calls for Tomana ouster gets louder
• Mphoko’s wife robbed of R1m goods in SA
• Mutasa ready to spill ‘rigging’ beans in court
• Probe Chihuri, top cop tells Mohadi
• Zec stutters on Hurungwe West mess-up
• Review agric policies: Kabaghe
• Zimbabwe re-engages IFAD over $40m debt
• ‘Zim requires $864m for infrastructure projects’
• Anti-Mugabe song takes Byo by storm
• Govt responsible for NRZ crisis: Workers
• Change is the only Constant

• Changes in beef market regulations open opportunities in southern Africa
• Arrest child marriages, Govt told
• Fake rhino horn: Pembient’s artificial, 3D printed horn uses rhino DNA
• ‘Mugabe helped dictator al-Bashir escape’
• Zanu PF cheated in 2008: Mutasa
• Zinara mulls border upgrades
• Govt urged to wean off GMB
• Mnangagwa piles pressure on Tomana
• Time running out for 2018 poll campaigns
• Mugabe blasts Vapositori
• Marange mining firms sued over pollution
• Kasukuwere, Moyo face heavy artillery
• Midzi was under police probe
• Govt signs 54 trade pacts
• Govt not happy with safari operators: President
• Parly reads riot act to ministers
• Tomana refuses to clarify statement
• Mliswa probe continues: Police
• Bhasikiti takes case to ConCourt
• Under-siege villagers allege further army intimidation
• Warvets abuse $4m
• Opposition parties lose more under Political Parties Finance Act
• Grace’s son misrepresents facts before court
• India’s Zimbabwe tour yet to be finalised
• Africa should set up own ICC: VP
• Mohadi pays assault victim $3 000
• Matabeleland South drought a national disaster
• Govt okays prepaid water meters
• I’m not resigning: Tomana
• Who wants urban toll gates?
• Falling from the sky – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: 20th June 2015
• Byo holds stakeholders’ meeting with vendors
• Pollution, degradation rampant in Gwanda
• We messed up in Hurungwe: Zec

• Kasukuwere fingered in multi-million dollar contract without tender
• Chiyangwa hurt in mysterious mansion fire
• Dzamara search: Police still clueless
• Bhasikiti case urgent, court rules
• Mujuru took my 3 farms: Nyambirai
• Brainworks roasted in Parliament
• Lawyers draw up urgent list for legal reform
• Whose job is it to create employment?
• Of begging bowls and pipe dreams
• Bhasikiti sues Mugabe again
• Indigenisation lies exposed: All deals ‘abandoned’
• Renewal Congress: Biti set to take over
• Country to settle $10bn debt: AfDB
• Country to settle $10bn debt: AfDB
• MDC-T scoffs at Mugabe’s cattle pledge
• Zamimpilo dream becomes reality
• Why Mujuru cannot afford to ignore Tsvangirai
• Free trade futile without industries
• Govt in indigenisation climbdown
• Zim ranks lowly on rule of law index
• Zisco revival: Ball now in Essar’s court
• Mugabe turns to Khama for help
• Zisco stripped of US$1m assets
• Waiting for the future
• Events preceding Midzi’s fateful day
• Mugabe betrays president-for-life ambition
• Majority want term limits in Zim
• Pilot land audit confirms farm seizure corruption
• Tomana pulls a sex shocker
• Zimbabwe Politics At Stand Still As Opposition Presses Reforms
• Zimbabwe youth feel corruption’s sting
• Police drag feet in search for Dzamara
• The myth behind sanctions
• By-election results blow to democracy
• Vendors suffer court blow
• AfDB calls for transparency
• 45 Bippas yet to be ratified: Moyo
• Why poverty levels in Africa remain high despite growth
• Debt relief: Zim still has much to do
• Africa needs to stand up against tyranny, not West

• Zim health activist joins Obama scheme
• Mugabe exit to reset Zim-US ties, official
• ‘Zim on brink of total collapse’
• Mpofu: Government Finalizing Plans to Revive National Air and Rail Transportation Systems
• Irony Is Dead And Robert Mugabe Murdered It
• Chikurubi prison break: Trial date set
• What is govt afraid of?
• Car import duty up
• ‘Projects pipeline vital for investment’
• Tobacco deliveries expected to surpass target
• Zinara mulls development plan
• Zim struggling to clear landmines 35 years after independence
• Losing Flower, Olongo was a big blow to Zimbabwe: Heath Streak
• No joy for under-siege villagers
• ‘Moyo ruined R1 billion package’
• Non-service providers sue non payers as economy faces collapse
• Minister grilled over health allowance disparities
• Zimbabwe courts foreign investors
• Children can be canned for now: ConCourt
• Zanu PF unleashes reign of terror in Harare
• Ex pupil inspires others to save school
• Mugabe’s refugees
• President’s speechwriters up to mischief
• Potraz raids humanitarian NGO

• July Moyo bounces back
• Prices continue to fall in Zimbabwe
• De-constructing Magaisa’s pedestrian analysis of Zanu-PF
• ‘Align laws to new Constitution’
• Confront Mugabe head-on: Gumbo
• ‘Mphoko unfit for national healing’
• Gwayi-Shangani dam on hold as costs escalate
• Zimbabwe’s President Makes His Mark on African Politics at AU Summit
• Villagers vow to “die fighting”
• ‘Botswana would have arrested Al-Bashir’
• Soldiers go on rampage
• The future lies in Zimbabweans’ hands: Wharton
• Mana Pools among top safaris in Africa
• Beitbridge chaos scares away tourists
• Moyo faces the chop
• AU, SADC urged to confront Mugabe
• Mugabe stops Mujuru prosecution
• HIV+ prisoners used to rape MDC supporters
• Dairy project triumphs over gender barriers
• Graduate trades degree for candles
• Chinese firms flouting Zim tax laws
• Makedenge claims trying to find Dzamara
• Shamed preacher Masocha avoids jail, gets 250 hours community service
• Mozambicans agree on separation of party and state

• Mutasa tears into Mugabe
• Alleged Gomwe accomplice in court
• We will act accordingly on ailing banks: Mangudya
• Dictators be warned
• Pensioners brutalised in Zim seek UK escape
• Govt appeals for $300m to avert hunger
• Businesses send ‘classroom in a container’ to Zimbabwe
• Govt needs $300m for food imports
• Africa urged to curb informal sector
• No going back on urban tollgates, says Mpofu
• Zinara pitches for border posts
• RBZ disburses $5m to gold miners
• Another Zanu PF member up for extortion
• Headman ousted for supporting MDC-T
• Mangoma case remanded to July 13
• Sudan President flees SA
• Zanu PF youths demand to sit on boards
• ‘Zim remains threat to US policy’
• CZI engages govt to stop smugglers
• VP provokes fresh Gukurahundi fury
• MDC-T members to sign contracts
• No peace without “provincial autonomy”, Dhlakama threatens
• The fastest route to a Zanu PF one party state
• The beginning of the end of white rule in southern Africa
• Police question community radio producer

• Charamba calls for succession debate
• Presidential Guard boss in hot soup
• Video: Nigerian journalist pours more scorn on Mugabe
• Sudanese Foreign Ministry Says Al-Bashir ‘On His Way Back Home’
• Tsvangirai was right after all
• Keep your hero status, Gumbo tells Bob
• SA Reserve Bank clears EcoCash Zimbabwe transfers
• MPs summon Pari over donor cash abuse
• Smaller parties scorn poll boycott
• West starting wars in Africa, Mugabe
• Concourt calls for law to enforce dual citizenship
• President pledges 300 beasts for AU
• Parly to hold public hearings on 2 Bills
• Sex, booze, lies . . .Miss Zimbabwe’s ‘reckless’ life exposed
• Why access to energy is crucial for economic growth and poverty reduction
• ‘Zim needs effective fiscal policy for SWF’
• Grace blamed for panners menace
• Stand up against West: President
• Mliswa salutes ‘brave’ voters
• Govt yet to learn from land chaos
• Moyo says Zanu PF failing to use majority
• Big issues – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: 13th June 2015
• Nigerian reporter apologises to President Mugabe
• Family, church fight over prayers for Dzamara
• Midzi death: Mugabe blameless, minister
• Leeds foster carer receives MBE
• Where is Itai Dzamara?
• Dzamara prayer meeting banned
• Blackouts affect industry, families

• Hunger stalks Zimbabweans
• Time People First regrouped: Analysts
• Bulawayo province tops drinking stats
• MDC Renewal Team sets date for elective congress
• Mugabe off on 15th trip since January
• Australia warms up to Zim
• Zanu PF accused of fueling conflict in rural areas
• Former MPs to sue govt
• MDC-T celebrates poll outcome
• Fear grips Mugabe’s Zanu PF as purges escalate
• RENAMO threatens to impose its will by force

• Civil society petitions AU over Mugabe ICC threats
• Opposition splits annoy electorate
• Chinamasa on rare World Bank visit
• Renewal Team in Gweru crunch meeting
• Is there method in the madness?
• Biti blasts Tsvangirai
• Practiced hawks or silent prey
• Zanu-PF by-elections victory hailed
• Midzi burial set for tomorrow
• Economy troubles majority: Survey
• A host of problems for SA at AU summit
• IFC explores Zim business environment
• Renewal Team pleads with Mugabe to slow down on ‘humiliating’ trips
• Society has failed to protect girls from sexual violence: MSF
• ‘Low voter turnout vindicates calls for reforms’
• Dokora curriculum to ‘force’ pupils salute flag
• NRZ fails to account for $5,6m worth of contracts
• ‘Zanu PF declares Zimbabwe its territory’
• Mugabe’s son gets away with murder
• Mnangagwa admits Zanu (PF)’s cruelty
• The only way out
• Zanu PF Bulawayo return downplayed
• Recall of economic, political refugees hollow
• Zimbabwe offers new exchange rate: $1 for 35,000,000,000,000,000 old dollars
• Sham poll vindicates boycott by opposition
• MPs must enforce submission of reports by commissions to parly
• Why are we Zimbabweans so poor?
• LATEST: Gomwe gets bail, rearrested
• LATEST: Parly fires Kaukonde, Bhasikiti and Butau

• Jonathan Moyo delivers Tsholotsho to Zanu-PF with massive win
• Why do Zimbabwe’s opposition parties split so much? (Part 2)
• Interview: Biti on polls, Bob, Tsvangirai
• Zim stealing and selling Zambia jumbos?
• Zanu PF wins Chikanga, rivals cry foul
• Frustrated voters turned away in Hurungwe West
• Zim sells 1,4m carats of rough diamonds
• Russia considers Zim top prospective partner
• Zim repatriates colonial documents from SA
• Govt reviews human rights’ implementation progress
• Why Zanu-PF is taking by-elections seriously
• Top IFC officials jet in
• Zimbabwe drone footage shows African nation
• Bhasikiti sues Mudenda, Zanu PF
• 65% of youths have paid bribes at top institutions: Study
• Guest columnist: Leave Joice Mujuru alone!
• Chiredzi rhinos sent to Botswana
• Zanu PF ‘foul’ tactics mar polls
• Gamatox, Weevils clash at Midzi funeral
• AU summit gives South Africa timely chance to repair Africa relations after xenophobia outrage
• Voters heed by-election boycott call
• Conservancy owner approaches Chihuri to recover farm
• By- election update
• Day End By-Elections Update 10 June 2015
• 11 535 vote in five constituencies by 2pm in Bulawayo
• Pictures: Low activity at Bulawayo polling stations
• Masimirembwa booted out
• Two ZANU PF supporters arrested in Headlands

• Voter apathy in Dangamvura – Chikanga constituency
• Bulawayo voters stay away
• Mid- Day By- Election update 10 June 2015
• Midzi ‘suicide’ rocks Zanu PF
• ‘Expedite search for Dzamara’
• Tobacco farmers earn $430 million
• Editorial Comment: Time to rescue Zifa from Cuthbert Dube
• Unpacking the law of consent
• Govt lifts ban on chrome ore exports
• Dzamara: EU piles pressure on govt
• Mangoma opposes Tevera’s peace order
• Zanu PF set to win polls marred by irregularities
• Sibanda’s ‘bedroom coup’ challenge set for today
• AfDB warns govt on diamond producers
• Zanu PF in stern Byo test
• Vice-Presidents crossed the line
• Moyo, the unlikely kingmaker
• By- Elections Update 10 June 2015
• Live Updates : June 10 by-elections
• Privatise GMB say irate farmers
• Cops fight ‘over bribe’ at roadblock
• Zimbabweans kicked out of Mwana Africa
• Furious ex-MPs plan protests over pay
• Zanu PF legislator hammers Mugabe
• Violence flares up in Hurungwe before polls
• ‘New’ farmers abuse labourers
• Mujuru allies console Midzi family
• Axed minister hires Biti to sue Mugabe
• Audio: Family demands access to Amos Midzi’s body
• Conduct of traditional leaders in Hurungwe is unconstitutional!
• By elections update 9 June 2015
• Local EU Statement on the abduction of Itai Dzamara
• Zanu PF youths pull down independent candidate posters
• Dhlakama again threatens to use force
• Rattled Mugabe’s Zanu PF goes for broke

• Dzamara rally to ratchet pressure
• VPs utterances spark outrage
• ‘Mnangagwa’s dual roles delaying re-alignment of laws’
• ‘Zanu PF purges confirm Mujuru’s total control of key structures’
• CSC owes Botswana P1m for FMD cattle
• Informal sector employs most youths
• ZCTU bemoans rising deaths
• Moyo, MDC-T in jumbo meat war
• Plunder of Beitbridge paradise
• LATEST: President leaves for Egypt
• Nigerian scribes taunt Mugabe
• ‘Mujuru walks her political challenge with care’
• Govt appoints New Chief Elections Officer
• Number of arrests over rhino horn theft rises to 11
• Ziso wins against Chombo
• Zanu PF in disarray over Mujuru plans
• Tell Mugabe the truth
• Mugabe was ‘fast asleep’: Nigerians
• Mliswa confident of thrashing Zanu PF
• Parly resumes sitting
• ‘Peaceful Zim good for tourism’
• ZEC prints 475 000 by-election ballots
• Zim’s fiscal space remains constrained: AfDB
• Zanu PF man seizes Gweru mayoral car
• Former minister Midzi found dead
• Tripartite launch at advanced stage

• ‘We failed to agree on simple things’
• I wish we had an opposition party in Zimbabwe
• France dispatches envoy
• War vets, Zanu PF supporters exchange blows at rally
• Electoral Court hears Mliswa’s case today
• MDC-T-run authorities rally behind vendors
• MDC-T-run authorities rally behind vendors
• Mnangagwa blasted over Zambezi water
• Missing Dzamara Haunts Mugabe
• Mugabe a remarkable man, but dreadful leader
• Zimbabwe : From heroes to zeroes in less than 10 years
• Mphoko accused of abusing power in mine reopening case
• We’re ready to do business with Zim: US trade mission
• Govt must focus more on business than politics: ICAZ
• Chief Matupula declares allegiance to Zanu PF
• Zim clinches beef export deal
• Global land grabbing: some new resources
• Opposition helps entrench Mugabe’s rule
• Only Zanu PF constituencies to benefit from govt projects: VPs
• Zec to rope in teachers in Hurungwe West by-election
• Interview: Mangoma on Biti, adultery

• Foot-and-mouth disease hits Gokwe
• Sleeping on the job – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: 6th June 2015
• BILL WATCH: Committee meetings this week
• Grace’s son kills man
• Zanu-PF suspends 39 more top officials
• BILL WATCH: General Laws Amendment Bill
• All set for Free Trade Area launch
• Langa suspended
• Mine wrangle sucks VP’s son deeper
• Zim urged to respect human rights

• Mugabe needs help: Makoni
• Diamond union claims firms bribed newspaper
• Mujuru rejects Renewal Team
• Market gardening grows as pumps get cheaper
• Rural schools upgrade disabled toilet facilities
• Zim bottom in Rule of Law Index
• Prophet gets 15 years for killing soldier
• We are tired of tomorrow, tomorrow
• Mugabe deputies nothing but pawns
• Is Mugabe not ashamed?
• ZC eyes India mega deal
• Practiced hawks or silenced prey
• Infighting divides security sector
• Failed land reform requires execution re-think
• Poverty, hunger still critical in Zim: UN
• ‘I confronted Mugabe over Grace’s attacks on Mujuru’
• More Zanu PF bigwigs targeted as purges persist
• Bishop from Hell: Masocha charged with more sexual offences
• Mugabe: From grace to grass
• No policy shift as US insists on reforms
• Vendors now new security flashpoint
• Govt, banks on collision course
• Sekeramayi: Army won’t fight vendors
• Mujuru rejected Renewal, Mangoma
• Opposition massed with fools, says Biti
• Zim warned against mortgaging minerals
• ‘Mnangagwa must shut up’

• Zim will grow again: Stanchart boss
• Donated goods pile up at CPU
• Zim on tipping point
• Zim faces unprecedented power crisis
• ZANU-PF poised to tweak Constitution
• Coalition Of Zim Independents Too Little Too Late
• Violence in 1980
• Rice buys voters
• Tsvangirai, Biti: Spot the difference
• Why do we bother with elections?
• Typhoid outbreaks hits Masvingo
• Villagers claim food aid linked to birthday bash
• Nigerian journos corner speechless Mugabe
• Biti wants to join Mujuru, Mangoma
• Cash for Zimdollar notes, says RBZ
• How To Make A Living In Cash-Poor Zimbabwe : Goats and Soda
• EU gives $13m to Zimbabwe
• Mangoma forms political party
• Gomwe, 6 others bail application dismissed
• Grace Mugabe drawn into vendors’ saga
• Mnangagwa tipped to succeed Mugabe
• ‘Mujuru to face Mugabe in 2018’
• ‘Zimbos do not care about liberation war credentials’
• Libel case against “Mediafax” revived

• Police disown Twitter account
• Fear of uprising behind vendors clean-up
• Mujuru apologises, hints at comeback
• Mugabe’s foreign travel bill soars
• CIO force anti-poaching expert to flee
• Mnangagwa rules out election reforms
• You’re no saint, Zanu PF blasts Mujuru
• 802 deportees arrive by train
• Vice President lays into Mutasa
• U.S Congress Set to Discuss America, Zimbabwe Relations
• Govt urged to craft laws to protect whistleblowers
• Mliswa seeks by-election postponement
• Zec accused of reversing electoral reform gains
• Bots MPs fume over treatment of Zimbabweans
• ‘Mujuru ready to fight Zanu PF’
• MDC Renewal Team suspends Mangoma
• Muchinguri confirms deep divisions in Zanu PF
• Tsholotsho still like Lobengula days: Moyo
• Tsvangirai backs Khupe
• Vendors defy army
• LATEST: Gomwe in suicide attempt
• Blatter resigns amid corruption scandal

• Zanu PF youths cause a stir at Harare courts
• Chinese also have similar concerns
• How patriotic is Mugabe?
• Zanu PF reversing gains of the struggle
• I’m sorry – Mujuru
• Mujuru terrifies Mugabe: Mutasa
• Meet the woman who embarrassed Mugabe in Nigeria
• Minister’s son sent to prison for attending court drunk
• Coup: Where is the court case? Mujuru
• Purges won’t weaken Zanu-PF: Mnangagwa
• President in Sudan for Al-Bashir swearing-in
• UK envoy hails Zim-Asset
• Analysts slam Nigerian ‘journalists’
• Editorial Comment: Penalise those who underutilise land
• ‘New’ farmers shame Mugabe: Mphoko
• Corruption worsens in Zim
• Multi-million dollar water summit slated for Harare
• Mujuru hints at new role
• Mujuru sucked into MDC Renewal Team dogfight
• Malawi ignores Mugabe ICC pullout call
• Army gives vendors ultimatum
• Is FIFA a victim of its own success?
• Gomwe up for extortion

• Mozambique: Police arrest Chinese poachers
• Diamond workers on Chiadzwa looting
• Mugabe never trusted ex-Zipra guerillas
• Mutasa supports MDC poll boycott
• Zesagate Affair: Mugabe settling power bill
• NRZ: So rich, yet so poor
• ‘Ditch Zanu PF, support Mujuru’
• MDCs to rue poll boycott stance: ERC
• Zim-China trade shrinks 43pc
• 180 000 square metres cleared of landmines
• $57m debt stalls work on Tokwe-Mukosi
• Zimbabwe’s new agricultural entrepreneurs III: irrigators
• Bullet brain – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: 30th May 2015
• Zanu PF youths evict ‘MDC-T supporters’ from stands
• 50% of Zim population at risk of malaria
• About 500 march against deportation of migrants to Haiti and Zimbabwe
• Mugabe stifling ambitions
• Mugabe exit row hots up
• Mnangagwa promises more expulsions
• Zim vendor shot dead in SA
• South Africa to pay for Zim lawyer’s border troubles
• ‘Succession politics fuelling Mphoko, Mnangagwa feud’

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