Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean media hail achievements under auspices of FOCAC

HARARE, Nov. 7 (Xinhua) -- On the advent of the fourth ministerial meeting of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in Egypt, Zimbabwean media, both newspapers and radio broadcast, have hailed the great achievements...

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Zimbabwe: GNU Collapse Spells Doom for All Parties Involved -- Analysts

THE collapse of the inclusive government will deprive President Robert Mugabe of political legitimacy, derail the MDC's quest for political, social and economic development and at the same time worsen the living standards of...

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Zimbabwe: Audit Office Must Have Teeth -- Parliament

THE parliamentary committee on public accounts has recommended to government to expeditiously reform the functions and operations of the Comptroller and Auditor-General's office for it to become more effective in fighting...

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Measuring Democracy - The ICFTU’s Reports on Violations of Union Rights - Artur Victoria Studies

and has 225 affiliated organizations in 148 countries. Affiliates are unions, union confederations or peak level associations. Association maintains close links with different UN bodies and has consultative status in some of...

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Proteas eye England series

South Africa's international cricket season gets under way on Sunday when the Proteas take on Zimbabwe at Willowmoore in the first of two one-day internationals (ODIs). Proteas captain Graeme Smith made no secret of the fact...

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DRC club TP Mazembe are African champions again

T.P. Mazembe team pose before the first leg final match of the Orange CAF Champions League at Dan Anyiam stadium, Owerri in Imo State, on November 1. TP Mazembe of Democratic Republic of Congo have defeated Heartland of Nigeria...

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British Diplomacy in Rhodesia 1965-1980

The former triumphed. As the colonial power in Rhodesia, Britain bore the odium of an increasingly violent African nationalism whose primary target was the rising white population drawn mostly from Britain. In his article...

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Diabetes in Zimbabwe: It’s Not All About Sugar

By Chief K Masimba Biriwasha, Growing up in Zimbabwe, diabetes (a polygenic disease characterized by abnormally high glucose levels in the blood) was something that the old people always talked about, and the fear of the...

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Ryan McLaren debuts in warm-up act

Match facts Sunday, November 8, 2009 Start time 10.00am (8.00GMT) After South Africa's early-season flop in the ICC Champions Trophy, a short two-match series against Zimbabwe gives them a chance to warm-up before facing...

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Mana Pools National Park Zimbabwe

One of the Last Great Wilderness Areas in Africa Mana Pools is the ideal place to get close to nature. Situated in the extreme north of Zimbabwe, Mana Pools is part of the 10,500 square kilometre Parks and Wildlife Estate that...

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