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It also accuses the Commonwealth of ignoring conflicts between member states, backtracking on a pledge to encourage democratic principles set out at a summit in Harare, Zimbabwe, in 1991, and of failing to defend good government. The 53-member organisation,...
Tags: government, allnews, Commonwealth, regime, Zimbabwe, Harare, Commonwealth of England, Head of state, Commonwealth of Nations, Political history of Canada, Democracy, Politics, Commonwealth Policy Studies Unit, Commonwealth Family, Elections, Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group, Commonwealth Secretariat, Harare Declaration
A Zimbabwean soldier has been sent to jail for an effective 12 years for breaking into a military armoury and stealing 20 automatic rifles, the state controlled Sunday Mail said. It quoted police spokesperson Oliver Mandipaka as saying that Stanley Marange...
Tags: Harare, Zimbabwe, Morgan Tsvangirai, MDC, Movement for Democratic Change, Second round of voting in the 2008 Zimbabwean presidential election, War Conflict, Zimbabwean presidential election, Robert Mugabe, Politics
Meanwhile, families of three of the five met them in the jail yesterday for the first time since their appeals against the convictions and death sentences had been rejected by the Appellate Division of Supreme Court on Thursday. Towhidul Islam, senior...
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Two floors of hand-crafted gift items chosen by jury from professional artists. Focus Gallery offers special display of board paintings, trays, fabric paintings, appliqued and embroidered hangings by artists from Weya, Zimbabwe...Bush Gallery offers ornaments,...
Tags: interesting stuff, frugal shoppers, Willamette Art Center Gallery, Paula Booth, Tatyana Drofyak, Zimbabwe, Harare, Curator
Four months after an agreement with Zimbabwean officials to repair what one minister dubbed a "mutually ruinous relationship," the BBC and CNN are reporting openly from the troubled African nation for the first time in nearly a decade. Kim Norgaard, CNN's...
Tags: Zimbabwean, CNN, Zimbabwe, Harare
When people in South Africa say “Limpopo,” they mean the middle of nowhere. They are referring to the northernmost province of the country, along the border with Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique, where few people have cars or running water...
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Muller Conrad "Billy" Rautenbach, born on September 23 1959, is a controversial Zimbabwean businessman who has parlayed his closeness to the Zanu-PF government into a personal fortune and an aura of untouchability -- despite being a fugitive for a decade.
Tags: Mr Rautenbach, Zimbabwean, Zimbabwe Bio-Energy, DRC, Camec, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Harare, Robert Mugabe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, Billy Rautenbach, Politics, John Bredenkamp, Rautenbach
For the first time in three or four years, there is a bit of tension in the Proteas one-day squad as they prepare for a five-match series against an England side they can beat comfortably...Like fat and salt, tension also comes in good and bad varieties;...
Tags: Albie Morkel, Graeme Smith, Zimbabwe, Harare, South Africa national cricket team, South Africa, Jacques Kallis, JP Duminy, allnews, White South Africans, cricket, Cricket in South Africa
Sports Minister Makhenkesi Stofile has stirred up a hornets’ nest over the selection of Zimbabwean national Tendai Mtawarira for the Springboks. Stofile’s department placed an advert in several newspapers this week accusing sports federations of not respecting...
Tags: Tendai Mtawarira, Mr Mtawarira, Zimbabwean Springbok, Saru, south african, Brian Mujati, work permit, Makhenkesi Stofile, Republic, Zimbabwe, Harare, Tonderai Chavhanga, South Africa national rugby union team, South African Rugby Union, Sharks
When white Zimbabwean farmer Irvin Reid arrived in Nigeria almost five years ago, he was given a set of grid references in the remote bush and told to find water and build a new farm. His dairy farm now has 300 Jersey cows, some of among 800 imported...
Tags: New Nigerian Farmers Associations, Zimbabwe, bush, Nigeria, Shonga, White people in Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, Cassava, African Union member states, African countries, British Empire, Environment