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

Zimbabwean man arrested for forging government documents

The recent developments come in the wake of a diplomatic tiff between Botswana and Zimbabwe, which saw two Botswana wildlife officials being arrested by Zimbabwean police for straying into Zimbabwean territory while armed.

Botswana, the bitchy isolationist?

Since his inauguration, the President of Botswana had dropped off the SADC radar. He would emerge every so often to bash Robert Mugabe and try to pitch his position to other regional leaders.

Mutambara declares affection for Communist agenda

In a wide ranging interview at his Munhumutapa Offices in Harare on Saturday, DPM Mutambara who has just returned from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, said what was left was for the country to perfect the art of benefiting from China.

Gideon Gono Spends US$215 000 on "Food" Live From Harare, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's Reserve Bank Governor, Gideon Gono (above), is still operating pretty much as though he were the de facto Prime Minister he was before the formation of the coalition Government between Morgan Tsvangirai and Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe Government Shut Down By Strike Live From Harare, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe civil servants attend a rally in Harare on Thursday to press home their demand for decent wages. On Friday, Government was effectively brought to a standstill as the civil servants announced a strike action which will go on indefinitely.

Botswana Recalls Its Diplomats From Zimbabwe Live From Harare, Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe has refused to release them and, as a result, the Botswana government has recalled its top Defence and Intelligence attaches from Harare, demanding that Zimbabwe does the same before the end of this month.

Zimbabwe's Mugabe Pays 5,000 Dollars a Day For Security

Mugabe, who turns 86 this month, keeps a crack team of security officials from Zimbabwe's secret service, the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), who were assigned to keep him safe during his official visit to Switzerland, Italy and Denmark.

Zanu PF faction "snatch diamonds from central bank"

The incident is the latest turn in the long-running legal dispute between British-registered mining company African Consolidated Resources and the country's mines minister, Obert Mpofu, over the ownership of Chiadzwa claims in eastern Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwean man claims be son of Jacob Zuma

Nyamuramba said he longed for the opportunity to finally meet Zuma. JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - A 30-year-old Zimbabwean man from Wedza claims to be the love child of South African embattled President Jacob Zuma.

All Parties Responsible For Removal of Zimbabwe Sanctions

It is not the responsibility of Morgan Tsvangirai; it is the responsibility of the inclusive government as stated in the GPA,” Moyo told scribes at the Gweru press Club. “...

Tsvangirai Urges House to Reduce Foreign Debt

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Thursday urged the unity government partners in Harare to set aside their political differences and focus on a strategy

State Workers goes on Strike

By Nelson Banya State workers went on strike on Friday to press for a five-fold wage hike, a move that could cripple public services and hamper the

ZSE Demutualisation on Course

Considerable ground has reportedly been covered and the process, which started a few years back, could be completed soon to transform the ZSE from a society to a privately owned company.

Sanctions Motion Finally Read in Zimbabwean Parliament

...MDC-T MPs, leading to the House's premature adjournment. Yesterday, MDC-T representatives again attempted to disrupt Cde Bhasikiti while he read his notice and his voice was at one point drowned by the noise made by the legislators.

US, UK Will Support Zim Bid for IMF Voting Rights Hon. Biti

Biti 05 February 2010 Hon. T. Biti THE International Monetary Fund will decide later this month whether to restore Zimbabwe’s voting rights, Finance Minister Tendai Biti said on Wednesday.