Price bloodbath jolts govt
Mnangagwa last week accused business of trying to sabotage his government ahead of elections in August through unjustified price increases and rejecting the local currency.
By Miriam Mangwaya and Sharon Sibindi
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Zanu PF poll disputes turn nasty
Zanu PF has been struggling to mobilise supporters to attend campaign meetings as they continue to protest against the imposition of candidates.
By Everson Mushava and Miriam Mangwaya
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No secret talks with Mnangagwa: Chamisa
He was speaking to senior journalists and editors at a meeting organised by the Media Alliance of Zimbabwe in Harare on Friday.
By Tangai Chipangura
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Zanu PF divisions over candidates deepen
The elections were run by the shadowy Friends Association of Zimbabwe (FAZ), which has links to the Central Intelligence Organisation.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
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Jah Prayzah invades Chi-town site of Winky D's shutdown show
This excuse was given when Winky D's show in March at the very same venue was stopped; few believed it and that no one was arrested for anything close to illicit drugs made it worse.
By Sindiso Dube
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In conversation with Trevor: We’re losing our country, says Valerio
You know what amazes me when I wake up every day and I look at Zimbabwe, the situation in Zimbabwe, and I am alarmed that people are not doing more.
By In Conversation with Trevor
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Voters rolls inspection in false start
Zec deputy chairperson Rodney Simukai Kiwa told The Standard that people refused to hire out their vehicles because Zec payments were not lucrative.
By Miriam Mangwaya
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Corruption watch: The real culprits behind price hikes
There is a good sense in which business must partly take the blame for causing mayhem on the money market.
By Tawanda Majoni
3h ago
Panic grips Zimbabweans in SA as deadline nears
The civil society groups said the looming permit expiration date makes it impossible to comply with the Department of Home Affairs application process.
By Harriet Chikandiwa
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