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We’ll re-invade lake resorts says Zanu PF http://www.thestandard.co.zw/ Sunday, 30 January 2011 17:50 BY CAIPHAS CHIMHETE President Mugabe’s nephew Patrick Zhuwao who is also MP for Zvimba East has claimed responsibility for the invasions of the tourism facilities around Lake Chivero and has vowed the invaders who were thrown out by the police last week …
Mugabe’s nephew vows to continue invading resorts http://www.eyewitnessnews.co.za/ Eyewitness News | 6 Hours Ago While top Zanu-PF officials have apologised for the invasions of lodges on Lake Chivero last weekend, President Robert Mugabe’s nephew has vowed to continue. This after youths carrying portraits of the Mugabe invaded the lodges and a bird sanctuary on Harare’s …
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Bulawayo set to start generating electricity in February http://www.bulawayo24.com/ by Byo24NEWS2011 January 29 14:11:12 THE Bulawayo Thermal Power Station will start generating power in February, a development set to bring excitement to the city, popularly known as Kontuthu ziyathunqa because of the smoke emitted by the towers. The power station stopped generating power in 2000 …
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Germany protests to Zimbabwe over seizures of game conservancies http://www.apanews.net/ APA-Harare (Zimbabwe) Germany has protested to the Zimbabwean government over a new wave of illegal seizures of game conservancies owned by its citizens and other foreigners in the south of the country, APA learns here Saturday. The German embassy in Harare has written to Zimbabwe’s …
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Zanu-PF criticises tourist site invasion http://mg.co.za/ JASON MOYO – Jan 28 2011 11:41 The invasion on January 21 of lakeside resorts around Chivero, Harare’s most popular weekend retreat and the city’s main water source, has been a major embarrassment to a country still trying to convince the world it is moving away from its violent …
CONSERVANCIES DEMOLISHED FOR CHINESE FARMER … as the ZanuPF unstoppable train moves on Daily News 27 January 2011 Tatenda Chitagu MASVINGO – The Government, or at least its ZanuPF component, is planning to seize all conservancies in the lowveld area, largely owned by British and American investors, and hand them over …
Reprinted with permission from African Capital Markets News « Nigerian Stock Exchange asks stockbrokers to recapitalize JSE reports 12% jump in commodity derivatives trades in 2010 » Zimbabwe launches COMEZ Commodities Exchange January 18th, 2011 by Tom Minney The new Commodities Exchange of Zimbabwe (COMEZ) is open, but no date is yet set for the …
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Fuel price drops as supplies improve http://www.dailynews.co.zw/ By Thelma ChikwanhaThursday, 27 January 2011 14:42 HARARE – Fuel supplies have improved forcing the price to go down at some garages which had taken advantage of the scarcity during the past week and hiked the price by 25 cents per litre. A survey conducted by the Daily …
Endangered black rhinos slaughtered in Zimbabwe http://www.monstersandcritics.com Jan 25, 2011, 9:22 GMT Harare – Seven of Zimbabwe’s critically endangered black rhinoceros population have been killed by poachers in the past fortnight as demand for its horn has soared, wildlife conservation officials said Tuesday. Zimbabwe’s black rhino population has declined from 7,000 in the 1980s to …
Workers protest highlights flaw of Indigenisation policy http://www.swradioafrica.com by Irene Madongo24 January 2011 Local businesses that take over companies through the Indigenisation Act will have difficulties running them, unless the government provides them with the necessary support an analyst has said. The comments were made following a demonstration by workers because their new owner was …
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