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At the same time the Defence budget increased with the expansion of the ZNA whose infantry brigades increased from four in 1980 to six in 1990. This expansion of the ZNA was largely a response to external threats and especially to Zimbabwe's involvement in the Mozambican war against the Mozambique Natio...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
At the same time the Defence budget increased with the expansion of the ZNA whose infantry brigades increased from four in 1980 to six in 1990. This expansion of the ZNA was largely a response to external threats and especially to Zimbabwe's involvement in the Mozambican war against the Mozambique Natio...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
The communication division has enjoyed major revenue growth through the recently introduced scratch card, airtime promotion, initiated by Celsys marketing and launched in partnership with Coca Cola Central Africa and Spar Zimbabwe
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
The group has successfully selected growers for the new season in Zimbabwe and Zambia. Liquidity challenges in Zimbabwe are the main constraint on demand. However, regional demand for seed is still high and current indications are that they may outstrip supply
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
The season with the Cobras (in the Champions League in India) started so well for me and I also got my first one-day international century (against Zimbabwe), but suddenly things are not feeling so good. I just have to get my timing right again.
SOURCE: SuperSport -
I am warning the UN. Mr. Ban Ki-moon should travel to Iran as soon as possible, before Iran becomes another Zimbabwe
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Mugabe believes he can sanction rape without fear of consequences and he has used this tactic as a weapon to successfully stay in power ... Zimbabwe, for this reason, is the biggest test for ending impunity for crimes against humanity.
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The rage enters when one realises that those who could bring an end to the madness, who have it within their power to rid Zimbabwe of Robert Mugabe, to end the reign of sexual terror, to throttle the culture of impunity, to prevent the horrors of the last election from occurring again in the next electi...
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The evidence is incontrovertible: Mugabe believes he can sanction rape without fear of consequences. Zimbabwe is perhaps the greatest test for ending impunity
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It is terrible to say, but legitimate to say, that that makes individual countries and regions complicit in what Robert Mugabe is doing ... The African Union is no better. Zimbabwe violates every human rights protocol on women that the African Union has put in place and not a word of censure is voiced.
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ADC investment demonstrates our confidence in our local partners and the future of Premier and the prospects offered by the Zimbabwean economy. We are looking into investing in Africa and we have already invested in Rwanda, Equatorial Guinea, and South Africa and as of last year we started investing in ...
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We've put what happened in Dubai to rest and have identified areas in our game plan where we possibly could have done something different ... I hope things will swing our way this weekend. There's not going to be any easy games - we've got France, Zimbabwe and then Kenya - but we're the hosts and reigni...
SOURCE: iAfrica.com -
Zimbabwe can begin to claim her rightful place as the breadbasket of Africa.
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
We’ve put what happened in Dubai to rest and have identified some areas in our game plan where we possibly could have done something different. Hopefully things will swing our way this weekend. There’s not going to be any easy games this weekend. We’ve got France, Zimbabwe and then Kenya who will all tr...
SOURCE: SARugby.com -
senior members of the government of Robert Mugabe and others... who formulate, implement, or benefit from policies that undermine or injure Zimbabwe's democratic institutions or impede the transition to a multi-party democracy
SOURCE: Independent Online -
China tobacco industry has come to Zimbabwe to do business for five years and we have this principle that what we get from the society we should return. What we are doing here is in line with Chinese policy in Africa and we are not only assisting this institution, but we will engage in community develop...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
While I was there I managed to save quite a bit of money and when I returned to Zimbabwe in 1996 I bought my first Mazda 323. So this is what I do. I've done my business from here and I've never worked anywhere. You see this young man (pointing to a tout) I've known him since he was 10 years. He, like t...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
This is to prevent stolen goods to cross the border. We do that to all busses going to South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana and especially Angola
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
When we left our country for South Africa we expected protection and the opportunity to better our lives, but maybe we were better off in Zimbabwe. At least we would have been struggling amongst our own.
SOURCE: Relief Web -
It is alleged that eight passengers, including the driver and a minor, were travelling from Zimbabwe to Johannesburg when their car flew over the cliff before it hit the river
SOURCE: Independent Online
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Zimbabwe (IPA: [zɪmˈbɑbwe]), officially the Republic of Zimbabwe, and formerly known as the Republic of Rhodesia, is a landlocked country in the southern part of the continent of Africa, between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers. It borders South Africa to the south, Botswana to the west, Zambia to the northwest, and Mozambique to the east. Full Article
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SALOU, SPAIN - OCTOBER 03: Conrad Rautenbach of Zimbabwe and Daniel Barritt of Great Britain compete in their Citroen C4 Junior Team during Leg 2 of the WRC Rally de Espana on October 03 in Salou, Spain.
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TIMONIUM, MD - OCTOBER 02: Nick Price of Zimbabwe plays a shot from the fairway during the second round of the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship at Baltimore Country Club/Five Farms (East Course) held on October 2, 2009 in Timonium, Maryland.
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TIMONIUM, MD - OCTOBER 02: Nick Price of Zimbabwe watches his drive during the second round of the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship at Baltimore Country Club/Five Farms (East Course) held on October 2, 2009 in Timonium, Maryland.
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TIMONIUM, MD - OCTOBER 02: Nick Price of Zimbabwe watches his drive during the second round of the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship at Baltimore Country Club/Five Farms (East Course) held on October 2, 2009 in Timonium, Maryland.
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SALOU, SPAIN - OCTOBER 02: Conrad Rautenbach of Zimbabwe and Daniel Barritt of Great Britain compete in their Citroen C 4 Junior Team during Leg 1 of the WRC Rally de Espana on October 02 in Salou, Spain.
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TOKYO - OCTOBER 02: Cara Black of Zimbabwe and Liezel Huber of USA to return a shot in their doubles match against Francesca Schiavone of Italy and Alisa Kleybanova of Russia during day six of the Toray Pan Pacific Open Tennis tournament at Ariake Colosseum on October 2, 2009 in Tokyo,...
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TIMONIUM, MD - OCTOBER 01: Nick Price of Zimbabwe hits a drive during the first round of the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship at Baltimore Country Club/Five Farms (East Course) held on October 1, 2009 in Timonium, Maryland.
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TIMONIUM, MD - OCTOBER 01: Nick Price of Zimbabwe plays an approach shot during the first round of the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship at Baltimore Country Club/Five Farms (East Course) held on October 1, 2009 in Timonium, Maryland.
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TIMONIUM, MD - OCTOBER 01: Nick Price of Zimbabwe plays an iron shot during the first round of the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship at Baltimore Country Club/Five Farms (East Course) held on October 1, 2009 in Timonium, Maryland.
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TIMONIUM, MD - OCTOBER 01: Nick Price of Zimbabwe crosses a bridge during the first round of the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship at Baltimore Country Club/Five Farms (East Course) held on October 1, 2009 in Timonium, Maryland.
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TIMONIUM, MD - OCTOBER 01: Nick Price of Zimbabwe plays a shot from the fairway during the first round of the Constellation Energy Senior Players Championship at Baltimore Country Club/Five Farms (East Course) held on October 1, 2009 in Timonium, Maryland.
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ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND - OCTOBER 01: Marc Cayeux of Zimbabwe hits his tee-shot on the second hole during the first round of The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at The Old Course on October 1, 2009 in St. Andrews, Scotland.
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SALOU, SPAIN - OCTOBER 01: Conrad Rautenbach of Zimbabwe and Daniel Barritt of Great Britain compete in their Citroen C4 Junior Team during the Shakedown of the WRC Rally de Espana on October 1, 2009 in Salou, Spain.
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SALOU, SPAIN - OCTOBER 01: Conrad Rautenbach of Zimbabwe and Daniel Barritt of Great Britain compete in their Citroen C4 Junior Team during the Shakedown of the WRC Rally de Espana on October 1, 2009 in Salou, Spain.
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At the same time the Defence budget increased with the expansion of the ZNA whose infantry brigades increased from four in 1980 to six in 1990. This expansion of the ZNA was largely a response to external threats and especially to Zimbabwe's involvement in the Mozambican war against the Mozambique Natio...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
At the same time the Defence budget increased with the expansion of the ZNA whose infantry brigades increased from four in 1980 to six in 1990. This expansion of the ZNA was largely a response to external threats and especially to Zimbabwe's involvement in the Mozambican war against the Mozambique Natio...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
The communication division has enjoyed major revenue growth through the recently introduced scratch card, airtime promotion, initiated by Celsys marketing and launched in partnership with Coca Cola Central Africa and Spar Zimbabwe
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
The group has successfully selected growers for the new season in Zimbabwe and Zambia. Liquidity challenges in Zimbabwe are the main constraint on demand. However, regional demand for seed is still high and current indications are that they may outstrip supply
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
The season with the Cobras (in the Champions League in India) started so well for me and I also got my first one-day international century (against Zimbabwe), but suddenly things are not feeling so good. I just have to get my timing right again.
SOURCE: SuperSport -
I am warning the UN. Mr. Ban Ki-moon should travel to Iran as soon as possible, before Iran becomes another Zimbabwe
-
Mugabe believes he can sanction rape without fear of consequences and he has used this tactic as a weapon to successfully stay in power ... Zimbabwe, for this reason, is the biggest test for ending impunity for crimes against humanity.
-
The rage enters when one realises that those who could bring an end to the madness, who have it within their power to rid Zimbabwe of Robert Mugabe, to end the reign of sexual terror, to throttle the culture of impunity, to prevent the horrors of the last election from occurring again in the next electi...
-
The evidence is incontrovertible: Mugabe believes he can sanction rape without fear of consequences. Zimbabwe is perhaps the greatest test for ending impunity
-
It is terrible to say, but legitimate to say, that that makes individual countries and regions complicit in what Robert Mugabe is doing ... The African Union is no better. Zimbabwe violates every human rights protocol on women that the African Union has put in place and not a word of censure is voiced.
-
ADC investment demonstrates our confidence in our local partners and the future of Premier and the prospects offered by the Zimbabwean economy. We are looking into investing in Africa and we have already invested in Rwanda, Equatorial Guinea, and South Africa and as of last year we started investing in ...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
We've put what happened in Dubai to rest and have identified areas in our game plan where we possibly could have done something different ... I hope things will swing our way this weekend. There's not going to be any easy games - we've got France, Zimbabwe and then Kenya - but we're the hosts and reigni...
SOURCE: iAfrica.com -
Zimbabwe can begin to claim her rightful place as the breadbasket of Africa.
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
We’ve put what happened in Dubai to rest and have identified some areas in our game plan where we possibly could have done something different. Hopefully things will swing our way this weekend. There’s not going to be any easy games this weekend. We’ve got France, Zimbabwe and then Kenya who will all tr...
SOURCE: SARugby.com -
senior members of the government of Robert Mugabe and others... who formulate, implement, or benefit from policies that undermine or injure Zimbabwe's democratic institutions or impede the transition to a multi-party democracy
SOURCE: Independent Online -
China tobacco industry has come to Zimbabwe to do business for five years and we have this principle that what we get from the society we should return. What we are doing here is in line with Chinese policy in Africa and we are not only assisting this institution, but we will engage in community develop...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
While I was there I managed to save quite a bit of money and when I returned to Zimbabwe in 1996 I bought my first Mazda 323. So this is what I do. I've done my business from here and I've never worked anywhere. You see this young man (pointing to a tout) I've known him since he was 10 years. He, like t...
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
This is to prevent stolen goods to cross the border. We do that to all busses going to South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana and especially Angola
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com -
When we left our country for South Africa we expected protection and the opportunity to better our lives, but maybe we were better off in Zimbabwe. At least we would have been struggling amongst our own.
SOURCE: Relief Web -
It is alleged that eight passengers, including the driver and a minor, were travelling from Zimbabwe to Johannesburg when their car flew over the cliff before it hit the river
SOURCE: Independent Online -
We have lost many friends to HIV/AIDS back in Zimbabwe and we know how much it has devastated the society there and how no one was talking about it and realised what a powerful tool football could be
SOURCE: FourFourTwo.com -
just another country on the U.N. roll call somewhere between Albania and Zimbabwe.
SOURCE: The Corner -
Among these is a trade organisation dealing with issues such as how the government can engage women, and more particularly those involved in trade between Zimbabwe, China, Singapore and Japan. We did not have an organisation dealing with cross-border traders, but hope one will be included in the next cy...
SOURCE: Inter Press Service -
My message is that this is the time to consider taking part in the reconstruction phase of Zimbabwe by Zimbabweans who are in the diaspora
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We can use the money to import capital equipment, import raw materials for industry, for capacitating NRZ, Hwange, the telecoms sector, and payment of the IMF outstanding debt of US$140 million so that Zimbabwe is not in arrears
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com
