We have started to collect the most important news related to Zimbabwe in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Thousands of Zimbabweans are stranded after authorities shut a makeshift refugee camp in a South African border town.
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President Obama extends US sanctions against Zimbabwe for a year because the government there is 'undermining' democracy.
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Zimbabwe's new prime minister urges the release of opposition supporters held by the police, in his first speech to MPs.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe marks his birthday with a vow to continue seizing land from white farmers.
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Supporters of Zimbabwe's president raise $250,000 to mark his 85th birthday, as the country seeks emergency aid.
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Zimbabwe asks southern African countries for $2bn (£1.4bn) to save its collapsed economy, says a South African minister.
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Zimbabwe teacher back in school after five-month strike
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Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai says the country's attorney general is blocking the release of political detainees.
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Zimbabwe farmer's wife standing up to the land invaders
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New Zealand's cricket team delays its forthcoming tour of Zimbabwe by a year citing "security concerns".
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Teachers in Zimbabwe agree to end a year-long strike after the government promises to review salaries.
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Zimbabwe's vice-president has been trying to sell millions of dollars of gold despite sanctions, the BBC learns.
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Scores of white-owned farms in Zimbabwe have been invaded since the unity government took office, says a union chief.
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Zimbabwe workers motivated by US dollar promise
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Zimbabwe state radio says MDC politician Roy Bennett is due to be sworn into government, although he is detained.
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A magistrate in Zimbabwe rules there is enough evidence for a senior MDC member to go on trial for terrorism.
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Zimbabwe's new finance minister says soldiers and civil servants are being paid in US dollars to help revive the economy.
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Zimbabwe politician Roy Bennett appears in court to face charges, as a new power-sharing government meets for the first time.
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A medical charity says the worsening humanitarian situation in Zimbabwe demands an "emergency infusion" of aid from the international community.
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Zimbabwean ministerial nominee Roy Bennett's court date on terrorism charges is delayed as prosecutors fail to turn up.
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Zimbabwe's central bank is at the heart of the nation's economic decay, new Finance Minister Tendai Biti says.
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Zimbabwe authorities drop a treason charge against politician Roy Bennett, replacing it with lesser charges, his party says.
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The arrest of a top MDC leader in Zimbabwe is aimed at undermining the power-sharing agreement, PM Tsvangirai says.
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Andrew Harding finds a cautious mood in Zimbabwe despite Morgan Tsvangirai becoming the new Prime Minister.
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The swearing-in of Zimbabwe's new power-sharing cabinet is marred by the arrest of one minister and a row over others.
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The formation of Zimbabwe's unity government is due to be completed with the swearing-in of the new ministers.
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Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai spends his first full day in office visiting political prisoners, his spokesman says.
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