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The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has called Zimbabwean media to adopt new strategies to remove harsh media laws that have been used to intimidate and stifle independent journalism Zimbabwe.Full Story

Mugabe's last chance

Staff Reporter

HARARE – Thursday the 4th of September could be Mugabe's last chance to accept a compromise deal tabled by his rival Morgan Tsvangirai. Full Story

In Sport News Chaos in Warrior's camp

EXPOSED: Terror Master-Plan, ahead of Matobo by-election.

By Vusi Moyo 02-09-08

Bulawayo - ZANU PF has set up terror gangs ahead of the Matobo by election which fell vacant after the appointment of the winning candidate as the speaker of the seventh parliament last week. Full Story

In Business News Mugabe's exit does not guarantee economic success says Standard Bank

Deadlock hangs over talks

By Blessing Chapwati 31-08-08

Harare-Zimbabwe's negotiating parties in the ongoing talks between the country's main political parties failed to reach an agreement in Friday's fresh round of talks in South Africa.Full Story

War vets threaten to block parliament entry

By Vusi Moyo 31-08-08

Bulawayo-Zimbabwe's war veterans' movement plans to prevent the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) from entering parliament until they apologise for heckling and booing President Robert Mugabe on Tuesday during his official opening speech. Full Story

Hail team Zimbabwe, hail!

A heroes welcome they received, a heroes welcome they deserved, ...

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Kirsty Coventry, above - upon arrival in Harare on Tuesday

In Business News Mugabe's exit does not guarantee economic success says Standard Bank

Mugabe adamant to form government without MDC

By Blessed Chapwati 26-08-08

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe is to form a new government soon without the main opposition, which he says, has been reluctant to sign a powersharing agreement, but will leave room incase they decide otherwise. Full Story

MDC-T wins control of Parly

By Blessed Chapwati 26-08-08

Zimbabwe's main opposition party on Monday won the control of the house of assembly, a first in the country's legislative history since independence from Britain in 1980. Full Story

Mugabe appoints senators and governors

24-08-08

Harare-President Robert Mugabe has appointed three non constitutional senators and eight governors ahead of Monday's parliamentarians swear in ceremony and Tuesday's official opening of the 6th parliament. Full Story

PF ZAPU relaunch in November

23-08-08

Bulawayo-After more than twenty years since Zanu PF 'swallowed' up Joshua Nkomo's legendary party, a reformed PF ZAPU to be led by a former Minister of Home Affairs in the Robert Mugabe led government is set to be launched in November with some prominent ZANU PF heavy weights likely to support this third attempt to re-establish the party. Full Story

UK - Home Office looses a new disk containing thousands of personal details

By a Correspondent 22-08-08

The Labour government has been accused of a massive failure of duty after tens of thousands of details of people were lost in another record data blunder as the security of thousands of people 'went into the public domain' Full Story

MDC displays inconsistency over convening of Parliament

By Blessed Chapwati 21-08-08

Zimbabwe's main opposition party has shown inconsistency over the planned opening of parliament next week. Full Story

The Herald website is a dangerous site that could harm your computer - Google issues warning

Staff Reporter 19-08-08

World leading Search Engine company Google has issued a warning to internet users about browsing the Zimbabwe state run Herald news website www.herald.co.zw calling it a dangerous website ‘that could harm your computer’ Full Story

Zim-parliament to be sworn

Staff Reporter 19-08-08

Zimbabwe's parliament will be sworn in next Monday or Tuesday, despite ongoing power-sharing talks. Parliamentarians were yet to be sworn in since their election in March's parliamentary and presidential elections. Full Story

Zambian President Mwanawasa dies

Staff Reporter 19-08-08

President Levy Mwanawasa, who broke the African tradition of silence and solidarity among leaders to denounce neighbouring Zimbabwe's economic ruin, died in a French military hospital Tuesday. He was 59. Full Story

No power sharing deal at all

By Tarisai Mutumba [18-08-08]

No sign of a possible sharing deal was evident even after the SADC summit closed off in Johannesburg on Sunday. The State run Herald finally admitted on Monday despite claiming earlier on Wednesday that a power sharing deal had been struck with Arthur Mutambara in which he would be prime minister, misleading readers across Zimbabwe and the world. Full Story

Staff Reporter 15-08-08

Had it not been for Mr Mbeki’s intervention, Zimbabwe's main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai and two party officials' passports had been confiscated at Harare International Airport on Thursday afternoon before preparing to board a flight to Johannesburg. Full Story

A classical piece of deception by the Mugabe's Herald

By Blessing Chapwati13-08-08

Authur Mutambara told journalists in Harare that his party had not sealed any agreement with ZANU PF to form a government describing media reports to that effect as false and baseless.

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Tsvangirai asks for talks extension

Staff Reporter 13-08-08

Zimbabwe's main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has asked for more time to reflect on negotiating terms for the formation of a government of national unity. Full Story

Enemies return to the table

By Blessing Chapwati 11-08-08 1743

Talks between Zimbabwe's political parties which started on Sunday resumed Monday afternoon after a break in the early hours of the day. Full Story