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Air Zimbabwe flew profitably through 23 years of United Nations imposed sanctions against what was then Rhodesia. It carried on without any halt after nationalist guerrillas shot down two of its Viscounts in the late 1970’s.
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The Minister for Water Resources in Zimbabwe came up with the excuse of all time for the non-completion of work on two dam projects essential for water supplies in the country. He said mermaids were scaring workers away.
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The ruling military council in Egypt has announced three days of mourning in the wake of a deadly soccer riot in Port Said, that left 74 dead and hundreds injured.
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Harare -
It seems Zimbabwe doesn't have to just worry about corruption in government and disease outbreaks, but also an influx of baboons. Troops of baboons are wreaking havoc on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia.
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The people of Zimbabwe have yet another crisis to face, this time an outbreak of the disease typhoid in the country's capital, Harare. 600 people have been affected so far with at least 90 admitted to hospital.
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Civil service unions in Zimbabwe are set to strike today Jan 19 after Public Service Minister, Lucia Matibenga, told media that she had no wish to discuss the matter.
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Harare -
Zimbabwe has banned the importation and sale of second-hand underwear. The ban was announced by finance minister Tendai Biti, who said he was shocked to discover that Zimbabweans were buying used underwear.
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A 22-year-old Australian tourist had a close encounter of the crocodile kind when her bungee cord snapped during a jump off the Victoria Falls bridge that links Zimbabwe and Zambia. Fortunately, she lived to tell the tale.
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It's a big business year for illegal African ivory. A record number of ivory seizures were made globally this year, produced by an enormous surge in elephant poaching.
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Harare -
Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has been fined two cows, two sheep and 10 metres of cotton cloth. He was fined for allegedly marrying a businesswoman during the month of November, which is deemed as sacred.
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