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We have started to collect the most important news related to Zimbabwe in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Facebook character stirring up Zimbabwe politics
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Zimbabwe seeks to preserve its colonial farmhouses
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Zimbabwe seeks its preserve its colonial farmhouses
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BangladeshMushfiqur Rahim says he will stand down as Bangladesh captain after this weekend's Twenty20 internationals against Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe's authorities ignore a court ruling to free an activist accused of calling President Robert Mugabe a "limping donkey" at an election rally, his lawyer says.
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Why are police in Zimbabwe seizing radio sets?
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Human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa is freed on bail more than a week after she was detained during a raid on MDC offices.
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The European Union suspends sanctions against 81 officials and eight firms in Zimbabwe following what it called a "successful" constitutional referendum.
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Zimbabwe's new constitution was approved by an overwhelming majority in Saturday's referendum, the electoral commission says.
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Zimbabwe's police have defied a court order to release a prominent human rights lawyer detained in a raid on Sunday, say local and international legal groups.
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Polls have closed in Zimbabwe following a key referendum on a new constitution.
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Attack on BBC team reveals Zimbabwe potential for violence
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Could designer clothes win over Zimbabwe's youth vote?
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Zimbabwe says it is not inviting Western observers to the constitutional referendum and elections due this year.
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The death of the 12-year-old son of an MDC activist in Zimbabwe in an alleged arson attack should be properly investigated ahead of elections, an MDC minister tells the BBC.
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Zimbabwe's key referendum on a new constitution has been tentatively set for 16 March as the election chief resigns, officials say.
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The announcement that Zimbabwe has a new hangman - a long vacant post - raises fears that executions may resume, Amnesty International says.
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Zimbabwe's education minister deplores the fact that nearly 82% of students have failed their basic school leavers' exams, the Ordinary Level.
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Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Tendai Biti said that the country only had $217 (£138) left in its public account last week. But he later told the BBC that his comments had been taken out of context.
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Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Tendai Biti says that the country only had $217 (£138) left in its public account last week after paying civil servants.
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South AfricaA court in South Africa has temporarily halted the donation of retired helicopters to Zimbabwe's military ahead of elections, a rights group says.
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Zimbabwe's rival political leaders say they have reached a deal over a new constitution, removing a key obstacle to holding elections.
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Zimbabwe has failed to make the key reforms needed to ensure a free and fair presidential election later this year, a Human Rights Watch report says.
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Former Coventry, Birmingham and Sheffield United winger Peter Ndlovu is seriously injured in a car crash in Zimbabwe.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has called for foreign firms operating in the country to become fully owned and controlled by local people.
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The farm of former white minority leader Ian Smith is seized by Zimbabwe's government, as President Robert Mugabe addresses his supporters.
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CanadaAt least $2bn (£1.25bn) worth of diamonds has been stolen from Zimbabwe's Marange diamond fields since 2008, a Canadian-based campaign group alleges.
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Zimbabwe is heading towards new elections, with growing concern that President Robert Mugabe may seek to prevent a free and fair vote.
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The 'menacing cloud' hanging over Zimbabwe elections
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, 88, wants to hold elections in March 2013, court papers reveal but the MDC says this is "unrealistic".
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Residents of Zimbabwe's city of Bulawayo take part in a synchronised toilet flush organised to prevent sewage pipes becoming blocked.
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