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By Kudzi By Correspondent ALL Zimbabwean motorists should by June 1 possess new computerized licence discs, the Harare coalition government has announced. Despite the high volume of applicants, the Zimbabwe National Road Administration yesterday said ...

Zimbabwe Rights Lawyers Want Probe Into Police Custody Death
Voice of America
17 May 2012 Zimbabwe Rights Lawyers Want Probe Into Police Custody Death Blessing Zulu | Washington The Zimbabwe Republic Police has been given 72 hours to furnish the family of a suspected armed robber, Tendai Batsirai Dzigarwi, with circumstances ...

Zimbabwe Women Groups Demand Lawmaker Apology Over HIV Gaffe
Voice of America
17 May 2012 Zimbabwe Women Groups Demand Lawmaker Apology Over HIV Gaffe Violet Gonda | Washington Zimbabwean women organizations and activists are demanding an apology from lawmaker Morgan Femai of the MDC formation of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai ...
Zimbabwe MP tells women to look unattractive to avoid HIVDaily Monitor
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Zimbabwe 'lost US$30bn in Zisco deal'
New Zimbabwe.com
by Lebo Nkatazo ZIMBABWE may have given away a US$30 billion asset for just over US$700 million when it sold Ziscosteel, Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara has told parliament. The Ziscosteel deal – signed amid much fanfare with President Robert ...
Get Newzim Steel Deal Going As a Matter of UrgencyAllAfrica.com
Essar puts pressure on government to approve Zimbabwe dealSteel Business Briefing (subscription)

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Zimbabwe Finance Minister Says No Money for Polls
Voice of America
HARARE - Zimbabwe's finance minister has ruled out holding elections this year, saying the troubled nation does not have enough money to fund the polls. He blamed the problem on diamond mining firms failing to pay the government its share of revenue.
China's Zimbabwe diamonds unpaidNews24
Zimbabwe sees lower growth, higher inflation in 2012Zimbabwejournalists.com
Chinese firm not paying diamond proceeds to Zimbabwe: FMAFP

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Zimbabwe poachers target rare anteaters
BusinessWeek
An animal welfare group in Zimbabwe says poachers are now targeting rare anteaters because of a growing demand for exotic animal parts for Asian traditional medicine. The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said Thursday that the ...

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UN rights chief to make first visit to Zimbabwe
Reuters AlertNet
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe arrives for the burial of ZANU (PF) member Edson Ncube in Harare May 4, 2012. REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo HARARE, May 17 (Reuters) - United Nations human rights chief Navi Pillay will visit Zimbabwe next week as ...
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Zimbabwe's accountant general, back on track
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Zimbabwe's drive to rebuild its finances was thus dependent on the fitness of its Public Finance Management System for the task - and South Africa-based Barnstone played a big role in helping to ensure Zimbabwe had the tools it needed to achieve its ...
Barnstone completes clearanceNewsDay

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US won't lift Zimbabwe sanctions before reforms
Zimbabwejournalists.com
By AFP JOHANNESBURG — The United States vowed Wednesday that it would not lift sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe and dozens of top officials before there are signs of permanent political reforms. Assistant Secretary for African ...
The Zimbabwe Exiles Forum said this week that cases of renditions against ...The Zimbabwean
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Zimbabwe politician drives off in auto show display car
CTV.ca
By: AP HARARE, Zimbabwe — State prosecutors in Zimbabwe say an opposition politician at a Ford Motor Company car show got into the latest model on display and drove it away. He faces car theft charges in court next month. Court papers made available ...

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