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Feature: Zim gravitates towards Russia, Ukraine geo-political vortex… Lukashenko visit a threat to re-engagement with West

Mnangagwa and Lukashenko held several meetings including on defence and security while a business delegation from Belarus held talks with their Zimbabwean counterparts.
By Sydney Kawadza Feb. 17, 2023

Belarus cashes in on Zim sanctions

Zanu PF party spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa said this was a move to bust sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the United States and the United Kingdom.
By Priviledge Gumbodete Feb. 6, 2023

Lukashenko visit puts Zim in West’s crosshairs

Belarus manufactures state-of-the-art advanced military systems.
By Nevanji Madanhire Feb. 3, 2023

Muckracker: We really need to take our friend Lukashenko’s advice seriously

Lukashenko came bearing a lot of gifts, anything from tractors to election advice.
By Muckracker Feb. 3, 2023

Mayor defends Harare-Minsk twinning arrangement

Lukashenko once declared himself the “last standing European dictator.”
By Problem Masau Feb. 2, 2023

Polls are tricky, Belarus warns ED

Lukashenko said the Zanu PF leader would face stiff competition in general elections likely to be held by end of July.
By Tafadzwa Kachiko Feb. 1, 2023

Commotion as Belarus President lands at RGM Airport

Overzealous supporters ended up getting beaten up by anti-riot police manning the domestic flights terminal that was used as the welcoming ground for Lukashenko.
By Tafadzwa Kachiko Jan. 31, 2023

World View: Might Russia use its 'tactical' nukes?

Putin started hinting heavily that he might use nuclear weapons if other countries intervened to prevent his conquest of Ukraine on the very first day of the war.
By Gwynne Dyer Sep. 2, 2022

Total shutdown looms

Public Service, Social Welfare and Labour minister Paul Mavima later begged civil servants not to go on strike. On the other hand however, there were disturbing reports that the Health and Child Care ministry had dragged nurses for disciplinary hearings over their June protest.

By The NewsDay Jul. 17, 2022