HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — A minister in Zimbabwe's shaky coalition government says he is "astonished" by police claims that his vehicle was used by rhinoceros poachers who are also accused of killing a wildlife ranger.
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The international body charged with monitoring and preventing the sale of blood diamonds made it easier Friday for Zimbabwe to export diamonds that are certified as "conflict-free." At the same time, the group was unable to reach agreement on a new... Delete the scoop?
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BUSINESSMAN Fred Mtanda is set to acquire a controlling stake in DHL Zimbabwe as it emerged this week the company's parent company, DHL International, intends to exit the local operation amid indigenisation concerns ... Delete the scoop?
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30th November 2012 Press Release: Zimbabwe Seven's Rugby announced their touring squad of 12 players who will represent the country at the IRB World... Delete the scoop?
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Zimbabwe plans to force banks operating in the country to buy its Treasury bills after attempts to sell the first central bank securities since 2008 failed, the governor of the bank said. Delete the scoop?
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DPM Ashamed of Airzim CrisisAllAfrica.com DEPUTY Prime Minister Professor Arthur Mutambara has admitted the inclusive government had failed to breathe new life into the State owned national airline, Air Zimbabwe, saying it was embarrassing Zimbabwe... Delete the scoop?
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After the Rains is as an adventurous, dramatic novel that follows the coming of age of fictional Jayne Cameron with that of post-colonial Rhodesia as it morphs into Zimbabwe Delete the scoop?
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Rachel Davis and Zimbabwean Micheen Thornycroft may not have a lot of government funding, corporate sponsors or Olympic experience. Delete the scoop?
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It has been billed as the ultimate event that could turn around the battered image of the country but with emerging details of how the country lied to win the bid to host the United Nations World Tourism Assembly (UNWTO) it could turn out to be the... Delete the scoop?
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Zimbabwe's first licensed commercial radio station went live Monday, ending a 32-year monopoly by the state-controlled broadcaster and meeting some demands to free up the nation's airwaves ahead... Delete the scoop?
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SALT LAKE, UTAH — Zimbabwe ended a tough outing at the Junior World Rugby Trophy 2012 on a positive note after holding on for a 22-10 victory over Russia in the seventh/eighth-place match on Saturday. Delete the scoop?
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ZIMBABWE have crushed favourites South Africa by nine wickets in the final of their Twenty20 tri-nations tournament. Delete the scoop?
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Former Zimbabwe national team striker, Benjani Mwaruwari (33) will have his testimonial match in Harare on May 26th between an All-star side and the Warriors side at Harare's National Sport Stadium. Mwaruwari has invited ...
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Zimbabwean Journalists Face Increased IntimidationABC NewsAn independent Zimbabwean media rights group says journalists face increased intimidation, threats and assaults in their work as elections scheduled next year draw near. Delete the scoop?
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Some Incredible footage taken in Mana Pools, Zimbabwe with the MINOX DTC 500 Trail Camera Delete the scoop?
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International Rugby Board: (Oct. 25, 2012) - The International Rugby Board has inducted brothers Richard and Kennedy Tsimba, two of Zimbabwes finest sportsmen, into the IRB Hall of Fame. Through their superb skills and ground-breaking exploits the Tsimba family name is held in the same high esteem in rugby as the Flower siblings, Andy and Grant, enjoy in cricket. Delete the scoop?
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You're welcome to Harare, Mr MalemaThe New Age OnlineAfter his visit to Zimbabwe a fortnight ago, Malema claimed the country turned the corner and was now a success story, advising South Africans to migrate north of the Limpopo. Delete the scoop?
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Sharon Tavengwa is up against some of the world’s best marathon runners at the London Olympic Games on Sunday. Delete the scoop?
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I thought that it may be useful for people to know when to tune in to cheer on the Zimbabwean athletes at the London 2012 Olympics: Next Events Next... Delete the scoop?
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The small squad of Zimbabwean Olympians who are hoping to do the southern African proud at this year’s London 2012 games, get a final send off from their diasporian compatriots tomorrow (Thursday 26 July 2012) at a fundraising dinner in their honour. Delete the scoop?
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Zimbabwe’s Brendon de Jonge seized a one-stroke lead by posting his second consecutive two-under 69 on Saturday in the third round of the storm-hit AT&T National. Delete the scoop?
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A blind cricket commentator in Zimbabwe manages to judge the power and direction of a shot – and rarely makes mistakes. Delete the scoop?
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