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Zim election delay is illegal: Biti
Zimbabwe's main opposition party rejected a delay in a run-off presidential election on Thursday and called for an urgent meeting of the regional SADC grouping to discuss a post-election crisis. full story
Mammoth bank note: Z$500 Million
Zimbabwe's central bank introduced 500 million Zimbabwe dollar notes worth just $2 on Thursday in the latest sign of spiralling hyperinflation, only a week after issuing the 250 million bill. full story
90 days Mugabe’s vampiric govt
Zimbabwe's run-off presidential election due this month was put off on Wednesday until as late as July, prompting the opposition to say President Robert Mugabe was trying to buy time for a crackdown. Full story
Zimbabwe not ready for democratic election
Conditions are neither safe nor fair yet for a run-off election in Zimbabwe in which the opposition hopes to unseat President Robert Mugabe, the regional SADC organisation which will monitor the poll said on Wednesday. Full story
'I want to go home' a cry for help
"I want to go home." This is the appeal of a Zimbabwean woman who fought to prevent her little sister from being raped during xenophobic attacks on Monday night. Full story
90days duty free on Zim commodities
Zimbabwe on Tuesday suspended import duty on some basic commodities, including cooking oil and flour, in response to a sharp spike in prices following the flotation of the local currency by the central bank last month. Full story
Japanese, US envoy in Zim stand-off
The United Nations on Tuesday warned that post-election violence in Zimbabwe risked reaching crisis levels, as police stopped a convoy of ambassadors on a tour to investigate attacks on opposition supporters. Full story
Mbeki sends military men to Zim
A delegation of six retired generals, appointed by President Thabo Mbeki to investigate the violence in Zimbabwe, also will probably try to assess the extent of the army's role in the country's politics. Full story
MDC-UK & Ireland chairman denies spying for Mugabe
By Peter Nyoni
THE United Kingdom chairman of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Mr Jonathan Chawora has denied reports that he was responsible for the police raid at the party’s headquarters in Harare a fortnight ago in which 250 people were raided and taken into custody. Full story
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