Zimbabwe News
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Following a meeting with a United Nations human rights leader, Zimbabwe Justice and Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa confirmed that he denied the allegations of state-sponsored violence and clarified that homosexuality is a criminal offence.
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Speaking at a public lecture presenting "Outlook of China’s Economy and Sino-Zimbabwe Relations," China's Ambassador to Zimbabwe Xin Shunkang said trade between the two nations has doubled to $800 million since 2010.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, 88, is fighting for his life in a Singapore hospital after handing over power to Defence Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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Richmore Mashinga Jazi, a carpenter from Dangamvuru in Zimbabwe has been arrested and charged after making a joke about the country's president Robert Mugabe's birthday party.
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Mugabe loyalists in the Zanu-PF are insisting that the remains of Cecil John Rhodes, politician and founder of Rhodesia, should be exhumed and returned home to the United Kingdom.
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A Facebook and Twitter campaign has been started to find Zimbabwean human rights activist Paul Chizuze who went missing on Feb. 8.
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Robert Mugabe turns 88 on Feb. 21 and, as has become tradition, will celebrate in tremendous style with literally millions being spent on ensuring the dictator has a day to remember. Meanwhile, the people of Zimbabwe are starving and dying.
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The European Union has extended and lifted a small number of sanctions against the African nation of Zimbabwe. However, EU members extended an arms embargo and development aid freeze. Restrictions have still been placed on President Robert Mugabe.
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Kariba dam, on the Zambezi river between Zimbabwe and Zambia, was built in the late 1950's to provide hydro-electric power. Now it seems the dam wall on the Zimbabwean side is cracking and is in danger of collapsing.
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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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Perils of rural Zimbabwe life depicted in art
BBC Radio 3 classical music presenter Petroc Trelawny is arrested in Zimbabwe for not having a work permit.
Western nations should lift sanctions on Zimbabwe and its President Robert Mugabe, says UN high commissioner for human rights Navi Pillay.
UN human rights chief Navi Pillay has started a week-long visit to Zimbabwe, during which she is expected to meet President Robert Mugabe.
Four Chinese nationals face deportation from Zimbabwe after they are arrested for killing and eating rare tortoises, officials say.
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