President in Ethiopia for AU Summit

president 24-05-11 ed.jpgThe Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, President Robert Mugabe arrived in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where he will attend the 18th summit of the African Union.


The summit which begins today comes after the Arab spring and efforts by the West to control resource rich countries by effecting regime change in Africa.


President Mugabe will be among other Heads of State and Government who will be looking at ways of warding off efforts by the West to control Africa’s resources.

 
Mujuru inquest enters Day 9

gen mujuru2.jpgThe inquest into the death of Retired General Solomon Mujuru entered Day Nine this Friday with the investigating officer in the case revealing that their inquiry failed to establish the cause of the fire.

 
Women's bodies meet Copac

copac banner 31-10-10.jpgWomen’s organisations have met with the Constitution Select Committee for an insight into the drafting of the new constitution and to get a clear understanding of some of the grey areas surrounding the constitution.

 

Solar power station to be established

Solar power station to be established

China has announced plans to establish a solar power station and a clear gas power station in Zimbabwe under the auspices of the Forum on China Africa Co-operation (FOCAC).

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Empowerment progs intensified

Empowerment progs intensified

The government is set to intensify the implementation of the indigenisation programmes through the unveiling of more community and employee-share ownership schemes this year.

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Artist advocates live music

A local afro-centric musician has challenged upcoming musical artists to bring back the originality in the industry by playing live music saying technology has almost destroyed the art.

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Bani Walid retaken

Bani Walid retaken Supporters of the late Libya's slain dictator, Muammar Gaddafi have retaken control of the town of Bani Walid in the northwest, once a stronghold of the former regime.
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Hwange faces water challenges

Hwange faces water challenges

The Nekatambe community has called on the government to construct more dams in Hwange as a means of increasing water sources to boost agricultural activities in the district.

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'Motivate employees to donate blood'

'Motivate employees to donate blood'

The National Blood Services of Zimbabwe has been called upon to visit organisations to enable employees to have a chance to donate blood.

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Roads in poor state - ZINARA

Roads in poor state - ZINARA

Zimbabwe National Road Administration, (ZINARA) says the country’s highways are in a poor state and require urgent attention with strategies in place to raise the much needed funding for the rehabilit...

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Response to Mwonzora claims on leaked draft

Response to Mwonzora claims on leaked draft
By Godwills Masimirembwa and Jacob Mudenda.

Hon Douglas Mwonzora COPAC Co-Chairman, in his opinion piece carried in the www.newzimbabwe.com and in the Financial Gazette of Thursday 5 January made serious...
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Cricket team faces defeat

Cricket team faces defeat

The Zimbabwe cricket team crashed to heavy innings and 301 runs defeat at the hands of New Zealand in a one-off test match that ended today.

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New airline introduced

New airline introduced

Stakeholders in the tourism industry say the coming of  a new international airline to Harare is set to play a critical role towards the transformation of the industry through increased receipts.

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Man faces murder charges

Man faces murder charges Activist Zwivayi Chimombe aged 34, who is facing murder charges has appeared before Bindura Magistrate Mercy Masamvi for initial remand.
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Remembering MaFree - Obituary

Remembering MaFree - Obituary

By Sijabuliso Ndlovu

 

I remember back in 2009 when I was still based at Pockets Hill, I was off and doing my errands in the city centre in Harare when I received a call from work to inform me that the ...

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