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Fuel hike sparks protests in Zimbabwe

Commuters were stranded in Zimbabwe’s two main cities Monday as angry protesters reacting to the weekend more than doubling of fuel prices, burned tyres and used rocks to barricade roads and blocked buses from carrying passengers. President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Saturday announced
January 14, 2019

Nelson Chamisa denies involvement in post election violence

Zimbabwe’s opposition leader distanced his party Monday from post-election protests on August 1 in which six people were killed and several others wounded after soldiers opened fire. Testifying during an inquiry probing the killing of the six people, Movement for Democratic Change
November 26, 2018

Nelson Chamisa lashes out at Mnangagwa’s government

JOHANNESBURG – The leader of Zimbabwe’s opposition MDC, Nelson Chamisa, says by threatening him with arrest President Mnangagwa’s government is trying to destroy the party and cause chaos in the country. Chamisa turned down an invitation to testify before the Kgalema Mothlante Commission about the 1 August army killings
November 16, 2018

Nelson Chamisa calls for ‘dialogue’ to fix crisis

Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa called Tuesday for a transitional emergency government to resolve the worsening economic and political crisis engulfing the country. A foreign currency shortage in recent weeks has sparked the worst economic crisis with supplies of fuel, food
October 23, 2018

US sees promise in Zimbabwe economic moves

The top US diplomat for Africa on Tuesday voiced optimism over economic reforms by the new government in Zimbabwe, which remains under sanctions dating from Robert Mugabe’s 37-year reign. Tibor Nagy, the assistant secretary of state for African affairs, said that Zimbabwe’s
October 23, 2018
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