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2010 African Cup of Nations

  • Ghana lost to Egypt 0 - 1 on 31 Jan 10 2010

  • Nigeria beat Algeria 1 - 0 on 30 Jan 10 2010

  • Algeria lost to Egypt 0 - 4 on 28 Jan 10 2010

  • Ghana beat Nigeria 1 - 0 on 28 Jan 10 2010

  • Egypt beat Cameroon 3 - 1 on 25 Jan 10 2010

  • Ivory Coast lost to Algeria 2 - 3 on 24 Jan 10 2010

  • Angola lost to Ghana 0 - 1 on 24 Jan 10 2010

  • Cameroon drew with Tunisia 2 - 2 on 21 Jan 10 2010

  • Gabon lost to Zambia 1 - 2 on 21 Jan 10 2010

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  • BancABC, which is listed in Botswana and has a secondary placement on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) said although the stemming of inflation had assisted businesses and increased operational predictability, the lack of liquidity was still a major concern.
  • He said this in response to a question by delegates attending the official launch of a Terror report by Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition on his reaction the recent stripping of power of some ministers from his party by President Robert Mugabe.
  • Thieving employee jailed RELATED STORIES A BULAWAYO woman stunned a magistrate’s court in the city when she claimed that she had used about R8000 remitted by her UK-based boss to consult an inyanga in a bid to fend-off the employer’s pending deportation.
  • The Zimbabwean government appears confused over the assessment of the country's food security situation. Following a tour of the countryside a few weeks ago, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai declared the situation catastrophic. However, the Agriculture Minister Joseph Made now says it is too early
  • Cattle thief develops mystery illness Stock-theft ... Man felled by mystery ailment A GWANDA man accused of stealing eleven head of cattle has developed a mystery ailment in a bizarre incident that has stunned the local community.
  • However, the Agriculture Minister Joseph Made now says it is too early to conclude that the harvest has failed, as the farming season is not yet over. He blames western sanctions for the collapse of irrigation infrastructure on small-scale farms.
  • London(ZimEye)The Zimbabwe African People’s Union party (ZAPU) has condemned the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party and called for people in Bulawayo to…
  • Roger Ross Williams and Prudence did it. Williams, a 1981 Easton Area High School graduate and former Palmer Township resident, was director of the short documentary that was recognized tonight with an Academy Award.
  • Washington — First lady Michelle Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton honored women human rights activists from around the world with this
  • Tich:Better Must Come says: SDR is not a windfall Mr Editor! I believe this is an overdraft facility and as such it has to be repaid as Biti just said. Like any overdraft, the best time to use it is when times are dire.
  • The remarks were noted in South Africa, where the country's governing party, the African National Congress, announced on Wednesday that its leaders would talk to Madikizela-Mandela when she returned to the country.
  • Chanderpaul and Taibu RELATED STORIES WEST INDIES defeated Zimbabwe by four wickets on Saturday morning) to wrap-up the one-day series after the visiting side suffered another batting meltdown.
  • We have been asked by Mrs Winnie Madikizela-Mandela to help distribute this statement to the media. We, of course, are not in a position to answer any…
  • A Bindura Magistrate has been living in fear after receiving death threats from senior Zanu PF officials who are accusing him of being anti-Zanu PF when handling political violence matters.
  • Henrietta Rushwaya, the ZIFA chief executive officer was on Friday afternoon still locked in meetings with the Ministry of Finance officials. Zimbabwe Warriors are scheduled to play Swaziland in the Orange Nations Championships at Somhlo Stadium in Mbabane.
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  • Zimbabwean Activist Mukoko Receives Courage Award From Hillary Clinton

    Clinton recognized Mukoko, who was abducted from her home outside Harare by state security agents in December 2008, for her courage and the inspiration she provides other women, especially young girls.

  • Malaysians demand return of 'liberated' banana plantation

    The two countries have had good relationships until now, but the forcible occupation of Fangundu farm, in the east of the country, by retired Major-General Edzai Chimonyo has raised diplomatic tensions.

  • Friday,12th March 2010

    Asked to elaborate, Mugabe's spokesman George Chiramba, told Mmegi that for 15 years the Zimbabwe government believed De Beers was only prospecting and carrying out tests when the company was actually mining.

  • Zimbabwe gunning for victory in encounter against Windies

    Vusi Sibanda helped Zimbabwe beat West Indies in the first ODI Resurgent Zimbabwe are seeking to rescue a series which started with much hope after back-to-back victories, but which now is becoming derailed as West Indies exert their superiority.

  • Tsvangirai launches Zimbabwe torture report

    Several political and human rights activists have been subject to torture in Zimbabwe in various torture chambers for months. Before and after the March 2008 harmonised elections, some political and human rights defenders were abducted and tortured.

  • Zimbabwe bus stops in Johannesburg raided and closed

    Two illegal bus stops, where people board buses headed for Zimbabwe, were closed. One of the illegal pick-up spots is on the corner of Wolmarans and Harrison streets, and the other is in Leyds Street.

  • Zimbabwe go down in 3rd ODI against West Indies

    Roach delivered a hostile early spell that was too good for Vusi Sibanda (0) who had his off-stump ripped from the pitch and the pacer returned later to dismiss Greg Lamb for seven and Elton Chigumbura for ten.

  • Zimbabwe truck involved in an accident pile-up

    By The truck that allegedly caused the multi-vehicle accident under the Atterbury Bridge on Wednesday in which one person was killed belongs to a Zimbabwean company, says the Tshwane Metro.

  • Zimbabwean truck driver killled in multi-vehicles pile up in South Africa

    The truck that allegedly caused the multi-vehicle accident under the Atterbury Bridge on Wednesday in which one person was killed belongs to a Zimbabwean company, says the Tshwane Metro.

  • IMF provides $100mI for Infrastructure Development

    Harare - Finance Minister, Tendai Biti has allocated 100 million dollars to refurbish the country's dilapidated infrastructure, part of the funds granted

  • Report finds online censorship more sophisticated

    China, Iran and Tunisia, which are on the group's "Enemies of the Internet" list, got more sophisticated at censorship and overcoming dissidents' attempts to communicate online, said Reporters Without Borders' Washington director, Clothilde Le Coz.

  • Chinamasa says white farmers cannot attach government properties in SA

    Justice and Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa, however, urged the former commercial farmers to come to Zimbabwe and claim compensation for the improvements made on farms through the proper channels instead of lodging appeals outside the country.

  • Biti Disburses The Controversial US 100m IMF Funds

    He said given that the money has to be repaid, the ministry has taken a stance that implementing agency as well as beneficiary institutions will be responsible for the repayment of the loan.

  • Thursday, 11 March 2010

    The trial of Roy Bennett on terrorism charges is set to continue for another three weeks as a ruling on the application for his discharge by his defence time has been reserved until 31 March.

  • New regulations to affect foreign Investment

    By Luke Zumnga Zimbabwe's new empowerment law that compels foreign-owned companies to give-up a 51% stake in their businesses to black Zimbabweans was

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