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University of Zimbabwe turned into a bed center for mourners
University of Zimbabwe students are left stranded after being ordered to vacate hostels. Students paid for the whole semester and…
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Prices of basic commodities are likely to rise.
Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) media and public relations manager, Garikai Chaunza has said that prices of commodities such…
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Xenophobia Updates 09/09/2019
Fresh violence erupts in Johannesburg At least two people have died and dozens arrested following fresh xenophobic attacks in South…
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Fuel Prices Rise Again
The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) increased fuel prices yesterday, reversing last week's slight decline which had brought little hope…
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Zimbabwe youth council breaks the silence on Xenophobia Attack in South Africa
PRESS RELEASE XENOPHOBIA ATTACKS IN SOUTH AFRICA Zimbabwe Youth Council is condemning the xenophobia attacks in South Africa. We have…
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ANC’s Ace Magashule Denies There’s Xenophobia In South Africa
A top official from South Africa’ ruling African National Congress (ANC) party, has blamed the United States of America…
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Xenophobia Updates 05 Thursday 2019
The ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule has denied the existence of xenophobia in South Africa instead it is just criminality that…
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Harare Council construct graves to meet international standards
Harare Council has joined hands with Swaszy Granite in building tamper-proof executive graves that match international standards. Swaszy Granite is…
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Xenophobia updates 04 September 2019
This is absolutely tragic. Tears for the men of our own continent, our African family, burnt so savagely. Tears for…
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Foreigners targeted in new outbreak of xenophobic violence in South Africa
South Africa has been hit by an outbreak of xenophobic violence in its biggest city, attracting criticism from other African…
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