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Mugabe's First Toilet And the Politics of Other Big Men's Things

Mugabe's First Toilet And the Politics of Other Big Men's Things - Last week we had that seemingly bizarre story from Zimbabwe. [All Africa : Zimbabwe]

Indigenization Minister Owns Nine Farms

Indigenization Minister Owns Nine Farms - Every Tuesday SW Radio Africa investigates unsolved and deliberately ignored cases of political violence, torture, murder and other forms of abuse, by people in positions of authority. The series is receiving tremendous public support and information and the coming weeks are set for some explosive exposures. [All Africa : Zimbabwe]

Farm Invasions Intensify As SADC Snubs Human Rights

Farm Invasions Intensify As SADC Snubs Human Rights - Zimbabwe's remaining commercial farming community is facing a fresh onslaught of invasions by ZANU PF land grabbers, in the wake of the closure of the regional human rights court. [All Africa : Zimbabwe]

Police Threaten to Shoot Lawyers for Arrested Activists

Police Threaten to Shoot Lawyers for Arrested Activists - Police in Tsholotsho have continued to deny lawyers access to two officials from the ZimRights civic group, who were arrested in this area of Matabeleland North on Monday. Regional coordinator Florence Ndlovu, and paralegal officer Walter Dube, have not been seen since they were taken by police at a roadblock set up 'to specifically arrest' them.

Bank Dispute Deepens

Bank Dispute Deepens - THE ReNaissance Merchant Bank saga deepened this week amid revelations that Finance minister Tendai Biti is determined to bulldoze his way to force the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) to bail out the troubled bank, a situation which has ignited a political storm in the corridors of power. [All Africa : Zimbabwe]

Tax Performance Confirms Economic Recovery

Tax Performance Confirms Economic Recovery - INCOME taxes on employees and company profits quickened above expectation in the first two months of the year and helped keep Treasury accounts in surplus, adding to the growing stock of evidence the real sector of the economy has turned the corner. [All Africa : Zimbabwe]

SUI Probes Dodgy Housing Contracts

SUI Probes Dodgy Housing Contracts - THE Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is examining "questionable" housing contracts totalling R2bn, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale said on Tuesday. [All Africa : Zimbabwe]

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