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Zimbabwe
Last Updated     03/02/2010    19:18:00
Mozambican police seize contraband sugar from Zimbabwe
Maputo, Mozambique (PANA) - Mozambican police in the central province of Manica have seized about four tons of contraband sugar smuggled into the country from Zimbabwe, the Mozambican news agency, AIM reported Wednesday.    01/10/2003   full text...
Zimbabwe daily fails to recover seized equipment
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - A private newspaper group in Zimbabwe Wednesday failed in a court bid to recover its equipment seized by police three weeks ago when the government shut it down for operating illegally.    01/10/2003   full text...
Ten die in Zimbabwe bus accident
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Ten people were killed Wednesday, and another 28 injured  in southern Zimbabwe, in a second fatal road crash in the country in two days.    01/10/2003   full text...
MISA chapter calls for regional intervention in Zimbabwe
Cape Town, South Africa (PANA) - The Zimbabwean chapter of the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Wednesday urged regional leaders to intervene in the crisis in that country.    01/10/2003   full text...
Zambian, Zimbabwean police launch joint border operations
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Police in Zimbabwe and Zambia have launched joint operations to smash cross-border criminal gangs involved in drug trafficking and stock theft.    01/10/2003   full text...
Fuel prices nearly double in Zimbabwe
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Zimbabwe, struggling with a four-year oil crisis, Wednesday increased the price of fuel by 80 percent to entice private importers to import the commodity.    01/10/2003   full text...
Death toll in Zimbabwe road accident reaches 22
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Police confirmed that the death toll in one of Zimbabwe's worst road accidents rose to 22 on Wednesday after three more wounded passengers died in hospital.    01/10/2003   full text...
19 die in latest Zimbabwean road crash
Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Nineteen people were killed and an unknown number injured in a road accident Tuesday in central Zimbabwe, police said.    30/09/2003   full text...
EuroAid donates $11.5 million food aid to Zimbabwe
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - A European aid agency, EuroAid, Tuesday donated 11.5 million US dollars to the Zimbabwe government for food relief to avert starvation in some parts of the country due to drought.    30/09/2003   full text...
Activists demand freedom of expression in Zimbabwe
Johannesburg, South Africa (PANA) - An action group to be known as "Friends of the Daily News" has been formed in London to fight for the restoration of freedom of expression in Zimbabwe, the London-based Commonwealth Press Union (CPU) secretariat disclosed in a statement.    30/09/2003   full text...
Mbeki asked to negotiate Zimbabwe's food relief
Johannesburg, South Africa (PANA) - South Africa's opposition Democratic Alliance on Monday appealed to President Thabo Mbeki to personally intervene and negotiate for emergency food relief to alleviate the food crisis in Zimbabwe.    29/09/2003   full text...
Stock market sheds one trillion Zimbabwe dollars
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - After a strong rally in the past few months, the stock market in Zimbabwe has shed off more than one trillion Zimbabwean dollars in the last one and half weeks, an official said Monday. (ZWD824=1USD).    29/09/2003   full text...
NGOs say food shortages worsening in Zimbabwe
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Local non-governmental organisations in Zimbabwe said at the weekend hunger in the country was worsening, and appealed for urgent donor support.    28/09/2003   full text...
Zimbabwe to import maize seeds, fertilisers
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Zimbabwe said at the weekend it planned to import 15,000 tonnes of maize seed worth USD30 million and fertiliser to meet a shortfall in local production of the commodities.    28/09/2003   full text...
Zimbabwe whips Malawi 2-1 in COSAFA Cup first leg
Blantyre, Malawi (PANA) - Zimbabwe took a giant step Saturday towards winning this year's COSAFA Castle Cup with a 2-1 away win over Malawi in the first leg of the regional competition final before a jam-packed Chichiri Stadium in Blantyre.    27/09/2003   full text...
Malawi 'Flames' to meet Zimbabwe in Cosafa final
Blantyre, Malawi (PANA) - Malawi national football coach Alan Gillett has left out South Africa-based defender Patrick Mabedi from his 21-member team that meets Zimbabwe here Saturday in the first leg match of the Cosafa Castle Cup final.    27/09/2003   full text...
Asian technology-based investment rises in Zimbabwe
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Technology-based investment in Zimbabwe from Asian countries is growing, enticed by cheap labour and a huge regional market, trade promotion officials said here Friday.    26/09/2003   full text...
Air Zimbabwe increases flights to Zambia
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Air Zimbabwe said on Friday that it was adding a second weekly flight to Zambia due to rising demand on the route.    26/09/2003   full text...
WFP raises food aid for Zimbabwe
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - The UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Friday that it had raised 30 percent of its 346,000 tonnes of food aid appeal for Zimbabwe, and had stepped up the campaign to obtain more assistance for the country.    26/09/2003   full text...
Zimbabwe police charge 9 journalists under new media laws
  Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Police in Zimbabwe Thursday charged nine journalists working for a private newspaper group the government closed two weeks ago, for violating the country's rigid new media laws.    25/09/2003   full text...
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