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Harare Residents: Too Early to Lift International Restrictions(0)
March 5, 2010
This week in London British Prime Minister Gordon Brown rejected a proposal from South Africa’s Jacob Zuma to soften travel and financial restrictions against President Robert Mugabe and his inner circle.
South African Court Lends Support to White Zimbabwean Farmers
White Zimbabweans, who lost their farms under President Mugabe’s land reform program, are a step closer to suing for compensation.
Zimbabweans Bid to Amend Draconian Security Law
For the first time since an inclusive government was sworn into power a year ago, steps have been taken to amend security legislation that enabled the previous government to detain thousands of people.
Zimbabwe’s Unity Government Marks Shaky First Year in Power
Zimbabwe’s rickety government of national unity commemorates its first anniversary Thursday.
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