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China extends $36m infrastructure loan to Zimbabwe

Harare - The Chinese government has agreed to provide Zimbabwe with a $36 million loan to fund various initiatives in the east African country.

Zimbabwe man's legs twitch at own funeral, turns out he's alive

A Zimbabwe man being mourned by family and friends at his funeral as dead was in fact not dead. Fortunately for him, if fortune can be said to be involved in having a funeral while alive, his legs began to twitch.

Elephant tramples suspected poacher to death in Zimbabwe

Harare - An Elephant reportedly trampled a suspected poacher to death as he tried to shoot the animal in Zimbabwe. Rangers found the mangled remains of Solomon Manjoro at the protected Charara National Park, Gatshe-Gatshe, near Lake Kariba, northwest Zimbabwe.

Poachers have killed all rhinos in Limpopo Park, Mozambique

The directors of the Limpopo National Park (PNL) in Mozambique have announced that poachers have wiped out all the rhinos in the park. Poachers traffic in rhino horns to meet the Asian market demand for preparations believed to have medicinal properties.

Zimbabwe High Court gives lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa bail

After more than a week in jail and an ongoing legal battle, the award winning Zimbabwean Human Rights lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa was finally released on bail today.

Zimbabwean human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa still in jail

Zimbabwe human rights lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa was arrested on Sunday March 17 in the capital Harare while endeavouring to help four clients. She has been in jail ever since despite a High Court ruling.

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe invites new Pope to visit

During all the pomp of the inaugural mass for Pope Francis, one face in the VIP section caused a stir. Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe, has been banned from visiting any EU countries since 2002 but Pope Francis went so far as to shake his hand.

Review: OZ, the movie, is great and powerful but what's with that makeup?

Oz The Great and Powerful has taken over box offices around the globe by storm. But after the transformations am I the only one thinking what's with Mila Kunis's makeup?

Woman mauled to death by lion during al fresco sex

A Kariba woman was attacked by a lion as she was enjoying an al fresco sex encounter with her boyfriend in an African bush. The naked man managed to flee but the woman was mauled to death.

Zimbabwe government bank account has only $217 left

After paying government salaries last week, Zimbabwe has only $217 in its bank account. Finance Minister Tendai Biti says government finances are in a "paralysis state."

Baboon urine, Zimbabwe's best love potion Special

Bulawayo - Ever thought of baboon urine being a very useful ingredient in the making of love potions? Yes, it’s Bulawayo’s best love portion so far?

Zimbabwe diamond fields 'plundered' by Mugabe cronies

Harare - According to a report released Monday, Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, his appointees, international gem dealers and criminals have enriched themselves in "the biggest plunder of diamonds since Cecil Rhodes," according to an AP report.

Synchronized toilet flushing in Zimbabwe to unblock sewers

Bulawayo - In a case of get ready, get set, flush, home owners in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe have been asked to flush their toilets at a specific time.

Zimbabwe thief begs to be jailed for life

A man convicted of house-breaking begged the judge to sentence him to life imprisonment, claiming prison life is better than life on the streets in Zimbabwe.

First non-hospital birthing center opens in Bellevue, Nebraska

Bellevue - The Midwife's Place in Bellevue, Nebraska, is the cornhusker state's first freestanding non-hospital birthing center that opened on December 14, 2011. It has offered women a certified nurse midwife 24 hours a day since the center first opened.

Knickers being nicked leads to witch hunt

Knickers are being nicked in the Gokwe District town of Njelele. The perpetrator(s) of the crime has led several women to find themselves awaking in the nude.

Zimbabwe cuts spending to 2012 budget, proposes major changes

Harare - Due to a paucity of diamond inflows and revenues, Zimbabwe Finance Minister Tendai Biti announced that the 2012 federal budget will consist of spending cuts by 10 percent as well as a jump in tax rates.

Never too late to be an activist: Profile of a Digital Journalist Special

She "woke up" at 58, recognizing how corruption and greed hurt Spain's prosperity. She decided to do something about it as an activist and Digital Journalist. Read more about Anne Sewell's adventurous life and career in this exclusive profile.

Harare council approves exquisite $100 million Mall of Zimbabwe

Harare - Harare City Council approved the construction of a $100 million shopping mall. Augur Investments and McCormick Property Development are planning the exquisite Mall of Zimbabwe in Borrowdale, just opposite of the Harare race course.

Zimbabwe legislators undergo circumcisions to fight HIV/AIDS

Harare - About 44 male Zimbabwe Members of Parliament have voluntarily signed onto a campaign to get circumcised in an effort to battle HIV/AIDS. Dozens more of deputies and parliamentary staff underwent HIV tests.
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