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Harare - Zimbabwe's attorney general is refusing to hand back the passport of Roy Bennett, a senior Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party official, five months after it was confiscated when he was accused of sabotage, MDC officials said Sunday. ...
In a new book, two journalists examine an economic partnership that has grown dramatically in recent years.
Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, accused by some in his party of being overly respectful to his partner in government, President Robert Mugabe, on Friday issued a veiled criticism of the head of state for refusing to step down following last year's elections.
Harare - Zimbabwe's government will buy back the moribund Zimbabwe dollar from the population to bury the virtually worthless money, Finance Minister Tendai Biti has announced. Presenting the half-year national budget to parliament in Harare on Thu...
On March 21 celebrated Zimbabwean poet Julius Chingono was briefly detained in Harare. His offense was “reciting offensive literature.” The literature in question was his powerful “My Uniform,” which he read on the capital city’s First Street in honor of World Poetry Day. I reproduce it here: My Uniform When the bread bin is empty I put on my uniform my police officer’s [...]
U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jet crashed early Saturday in central Afghanistan, killing the two crew members, the U.S. military said.
Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Tendai Biti on Thursday predicted that the country's economy, ravaged by years of hyperinflation, would grow by at least 3.7 percent by the end of the year.
Retief Goosen believes he will have to shoot below par on Sunday if he is to add a first Open Championship to his two US Open titles.
Doctors Without Borders warned Saturday that thousands of lives are endangered and the progress of treating AIDS in Africa is at risk of being reversed because of a chronic shortage of drugs that treat the disease.
Doctors Without Borders warned on Saturday that a chronic shortage of drugs to treat AIDS in six African countries could cost thousands of lives and reverse progress made on the continent most afflicted by the disease.
Dr. Wendy Norman’s clothes still smelled of Africa on Thursday, even though she had been back in the U.S. for 24 hours. She was reluctant to wash away the scents of the village, because the memories they held were precious.
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