We have started to collect the most important news related to Zimbabwe in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
British property tycoon Nicholas van Hoogstraten is arrested in Zimbabwe, according to local media.
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Zimbabwe is to hold presidential and parliamentary elections on 29 March, a move criticised by the US.
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Zambia says it will no longer share power with Zimbabwe, to safeguard its supply amid severe disruptions.
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Debutant Nasir Jamshed smashes a rapid 61 as Pakistan crush Zimbabwe by 104 runs in the opening one-day match in Karachi.
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Large parts of Zimbabwe, including the capital Harare, are hit by a major power failure, local reports say.
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Zimbabwe issues new higher-denomination banknotes, including a $10m bill, to try to ease the country's cash crisis.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe looks set to face a challenge from within his own party, the BBC can confirm.
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Farm equipment is being used to bribe voters ahead of Zimbabwe's March polls, independent monitors report.
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Zimbabwe cricket chiefs say they will tour Pakistan despite fears over the security situation.
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Thousands are affected by flooding in Zimbabwe, Zambia and Mozambique, with at least 21 people dead.
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China is sending 5,000 tons of food aid to Zimbabwe, official media reports, amid dire food shortages.
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Zimbabwe's leader swears in a tribunal to investigate misconduct charges against the ex-attorney general.
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Zimbabwe's banks stay closed on Christmas Day despite pledges to open for people desperate for cash.
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Banks in Zimbabwe will remain open on Christmas Day and Boxing Day to allow people to get new banknotes.
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Zimbabwe issues new banknotes in an effort to tackle the cash shortages afflicting the country.
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Zimbabwe's parliament is to begin debating proposals to relax the country's security and media laws.
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Zimbabwe's government is to amend tough security and media laws, in response to opposition demands.
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Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe suspends his attorney general over corruption allegations, reports say.
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A new southern Africa court orders Zimbabwe not to proceed with the seizure of a white farmer's land.
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Zimbabwe's governing party endorses Robert Mugabe as its presidential candidate for next year's election.
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The German chancellor condemns oppression in Zimbabwe, as Robert Mugabe attends an EU-African summit.
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Zimbabwe's main opposition group dismisses President Mugabe's statement that talks were heralding "a new era".
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe arrives in Lisbon as leaders gather for an EU-African summit.
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A tourism promoter in Zimbabwe is arrested for allegedly defacing bank notes to use as business cards.
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Prominent writers criticise EU and African leaders for omitting the Zimbabwe and Darfur crises from their summit.
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Thousands of supporters of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe stage a huge march in the capital.
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Senegal's leader suggests a committee of African leaders to help heal Zimbabwe's rift with the UK.
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