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Zimbabwe Daily Life

amplifying public discourse

Zimbabwe: Mobile phone apps are changing talk radio

In Africa, radio still has wider geographical reach and higher audiences than any other information and communication technology, including television ... and newspapers.

ZIMBABWE PROTESTS

Zimbabwe: Joint statement on arrest of journalist Hopewell Chin’ono

The arrest and detention by the Zimbabwean authorities of journalist Hopewell Chin’ono and activist Jacob Ngarivhume on charges of inciting ... violence against Emmerson Mnangagwa’s presidency have ratcheted up tensions in the country ahead of a planned demonstration against government corruption on 31 July.

PPC South Africa cement

PERFORMANCE BOOST

South Africa: PPC hails lack of cheap imports for surge in cement sales

South Africa’s closed borders have helped lift cement producer PPC’s sales because no cheap imports are coming into the country. ...

Zimbabwe Health Minster Arrested

letter from Harare

Zimbabwe: Covid-19 drugs scandal lays bare the rot in the system

A picture that went viral on social media in Zimbabwe at the end of last week reminded many of an equally famous picture from 2007 of a young ... boy smiling as he carried wads of notes at the height of the country’s hyperinflation.

Zimbabwe top stories

Residents watch as municipal police demolish illegal structures during a nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Harare

political pawns

Zimbabwe’s illegal urban settlements: A blessing or curse for government?

MDC

AFTER PARTY

Zimbabwe’s opposition MDC implodes – thanks to Zanu-PF

Zimbabwe Virus Outbreak

Still Vulnerable

Zimbabwe’s slower inflation may be the calm before the storm

Residents watch as municipal police demolish illegal structures during a nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Harare

political pawns

Zimbabwe’s illegal urban settlements: A blessing or curse for government?

MDC

AFTER PARTY

Zimbabwe’s opposition MDC implodes – thanks to Zanu-PF

Zimbabwe Virus Outbreak

Still Vulnerable

Zimbabwe’s slower inflation may be the calm before the storm

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Zimbabwe on the brink: Inflation, currency, clashes – what next?

Today, many compare the political confrontation and economic meltdown in Zimbabwe with the position of the country a decade ago. ...

Virus Outbreak Zimbabwe State Funeral

bitter spat

Zimbabwe and US tensions: DC calls Harare a ‘foreign adversary’

“As tall as he is, if he continues to do that I will kick him out of the country,” thundered Zimbabwe’s former President Robert Mugabe ... in 2008, his anger aimed at the then United States ambassador James McGee after the diplomat questioned the results of Zimbabwe’s 2008 general elections.

Ethiopia Africa Summit

trade within

Coronavirus: Africa needs AfCFTA to transform its economies

Of all the legacies of colonialism, one of those which has most hampered economic growth and the alleviation of poverty is fragmentation – ... neighbours with different currencies, regulations enabling trade with Europe but not with other Africans, and a neglect of intra-African transport and infrastructure links to facilitate this trade.

Zimbabwe Opposition

REVOLUTIONARY MOMENT

Zimbabwe’s critical choice: state collapse or people-powered change

Emmerson Mnangagwa told us the voice of the people is the voice of God. He didn’t listen to either. Now he faces a people’s power ... movement.

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Virus Outbreak Zimbabwe

DISTRESS CALL

Coronavirus: Ease sanctions for Zimbabwe and Sudan pleads AU Chair

African Union (AU) chairperson Cyril Ramaphosa has implored the international community to lift economic sanctions against Zimbabwe and Sudan ... to enable the countries to fight the spread of COVID-19.

Article 4/10 of "Corona Chronicles: 27 April – 30 April"

Thailand Pangolin Seizure

scales and smuggling

Pangolin: The trail of the lucrative trade from Lagos to Kuala Lumpur

Suspected to be the cause of the coronavirus pandemic, the pangolin is the most poached mammal on the planet. It is now at the heart of a vast, ... lucrative but illegal trade between Africa and Asia.

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