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Little political progress has been made since its inception, but unity government has brought some stability to country
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In State of Nation address, President Jacob Zuma outlined plans for ambitious infrastructure development to boost economy, create jobs
Ahead of State of Nation speech, president asks citizens to tell him what they hope, expect from government
Mr. Tsvangirai said he and Mr. Mugabe agreed that Police Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri would serve in an acting capacity
Milovanovic said the U.S. will use its chairmanship to review the Kimberley Process's goals, successes and weaknesses
The think tank said the next elections could be as undemocratic and violent as the internationally-condemned 2008 ballot
The Public Service Commission disputed the findings of a 2010 Ernst & Young India survey of Zimbabwean state workers upon its release
Rahman Gumbo has been named interim coach as the national team prepares for a 2013 Africa Cup Of Nations qualifier against Burundi
Last year, over 448 rhinos were killed by poachers in South Africa; 240 of those in Kruger National Park
Coroner Walter Chikwanha said he could not grant the request by the Mujuru family to exhume Solomon Mujuru's remains
Zimbabwean health officials said a total of about 2,000 cases of typhoid have been reported, with slightly over 100 new cases a day
CCZ Director Rosemary Siyachitema said the cost of living rose to US$577 following rent hikes the government declared illegal
European Union diplomat Dell’Ariccia denied making what he termed “insulting” and “absolutely inaccurate" statements
Bingu wa Mutharika says donors should probe civil society organizations' use of funds
Julius Malema received five-year suspension in November for causing divisions within ANC, bringing it into disrepute
