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Mutumbuka’s landmark case exposes the deep roots of property fraud in Zimbabwe
The Mutumbuka case points to a worrying trend in Zimbabwe where fraudsters are increasingly able to steal properties with the ...
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Think-tank sees ‘disillusionment, unrest’ as Zim falters on currency
The Fraser Institute’s Economic Freedom Country Audit Zimbabwe (EFCAZ) was the latest to push for wholesale policy changes to ...
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Bloodbath looms in Zim companies
According to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, approximately US$2,5 billion worth of cash circulates informally in the economy.
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So, when will the UN hold a Summit on democracy and human rights?
The time has come for the UN to convene a summit focused solely on democracy and human rights, where world leaders can come together to discuss the state of democracy globally, make concrete ...
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‘THE SUN WILL BE DARKENED
It is helpful and healthy to live in expectation, ready to be surprised, awake and alert, like a bird pecking in the grass ...
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Church of England ‘directly responsible’ for John Smyth abuse in Zimbabwe, victim says
When John Smyth gave a presentation at their school about his Christian holiday camps in 1993, Rocky Leanders and his school ...
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I blame the Church for my brother’s death, says Zimbabwean sister of UK child abuser’s victim
John Smyth, a known child abuser in the UK, went to Zimbabwe and set up Christian holiday camps.
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Colonial powers tried to stifle traditional healing in Zimbabwe. They failed and today it’s a powerful force for treating mental illness
Korekore people in the Rushinga district have not wavered in their beliefs about and ways of healing mental illnesses.
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Colonial powers tried to stifle traditional healing in Zimbabwe. They failed and today it’s a powerful force for treating mental illness
In Zimbabwe’s Shona language, mental illness is known as chirwere chepfungwa or kupenga. Before British colonial settlers ...
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Winds of change don’t blow automatically: Zimbabweans need to fearlessly stand up against oppression
Just as the winds of change that swept across Africa in the 1960s did not automatically blow in every direction, Zimbabweans ...