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The ZIMBABWE Situation

September & October 2003 ARCHIVE

NEWS and Other Articles

Posted 31/10/03
- On the run from Mugabe
- Fuel shortage drains Zimbabwean mines
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 174
- Ticket scam hits NRZ
- 200 000 policies up in smoke
- Gold tycoon nabbed in SA
- Tsvangirai poll challenge misdirected: Mugabe
- Tungamirai guns for Muzenda’s post
- Zvobgo still in hospital
- Doctors strike: Final blow to dying Zim?
- New monetary policy only expected after budget
- Tobacco industry must not die
- Hypocrisy and confusion rule the roost in Africa
- Political meddling in power pricing under fire
- National cattle herd further depleted
- Allow free marketing: farmers
- Market liquidity to continue setting interest rates
- Mazoe threatened with loss of land
- Parks Authority in huge anti-poaching campaign
- Africa should solve Zimbabwe problem: Fischer
- Don't Panic, Investors On Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Advised
- National Economic Consultative Forum (NCEF) Convenes Crucial Meeting
- Nurses call off strike
- Propaganda Blitz Futile
Posted 30/10/03
- Mugabe Appears on Zimbabwe TV; No Sign of Illness
- Zimbabwe court grants bail to newspaper directors
- Zimbabwe dispatches army and prison doctors to replace striking hospital staff
- JAG Communique dated 28 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 173
- Forex Taskforce Formed
- A free press and Zimbabwe
- 'Arrests in Zimbabwe Intended Only to Punish'
- Mugabe treated at home
- Zim media chiefs on remand
- Zimbabwe's sad story
- Health System Weakens As Nurses Strike
- Zim students clash with police
- Zimbabwean situation
- Jailed Zimbabwe news chiefs 'suffering'
Posted 29/10/03
- Where in the world is Bobby?
- Zimbabwe on 'brink of disaster'
- Zimbabwe is a tragedy - Oppenheimer
- JAG Human Rights Communique
- JAG Open Letter Forum No. 172
- JAG Compensation Communique
- UZ students fight running battles with riot police
- Zimbabwe's white farmers settle and invest in Zambia
- A2 multiple farm owners exposed
- The power of political ideas
- Jailed Zimbabwe news chiefs 'suffering'
- Zimbabwe Nurses Join Doctors' Strike
- Act On Human Rights Violators, World Churches Say
- Save Schools From Collapse
- Last straw for Zimbabwe?
Posted 28/10/03
- No refuge - Desperate people, endangered animals
- Urban farmers start planting most crops
- Trudy's Diary Sept 03
- Zimbabwe steps up media clampdown
- Mugabe ill, receiving treatment in SA - report
- Mugabe: FA has 'no knowledge'
- More Zimbabwean Farmers Settle in Mkushi
- Playing the 'Imperialist' Card Has Cast a Spell On Mugabe's Critics
- Bleak Prospects for New Farmers
- Economic Calamity Befalls Pensioners
- Government Ready to Devalue
- Government Loses Economic War
- Zim paper: SA silence slammed
- Minister's Protest
- 'We will not be silenced'
- Window on Africa - Has the ANC shrugged off the revolution, and is it using an old Kenyan trick to hold power?
Posted 27/10/03
- Springtime in Harare, and winds of dissent blow with new vigour
- Tensions rise in Zimbabwe over treason trial
- First things first - a new people driven constitution
- Rainbow nation fears new bloodbath of whites
- Minister flouts Mugabe's 'one man, one farm' policy
- The rains came
- Zvakwana Newsletter #43
- Fears Over Exams As Transport Crisis Persists
- Zimbabwe police arrest Daily News director
- Mugabe asked to release Daily News director at once
- Report clears Mugabe's cronies of land grabs
- Anglican bishop grabs white farm in Zimbabwe
- Obert Mpofu Seizes Conservancy - Report
- Ambitious Zanu PF Chefs Court Tekere
- Zvobgo Critically Ill
- Police Mount Siege On Daily News Offices
- Gweru Cops Demanded Cellphones for Bribe
- Keep Politics Out of Food Aid - British Envoy
- For the love of an elephant
Posted 26/10/03
- Police Shut Down Zimbabwe Newspaper, Arrest 18
- Zimbabwe Rights March
- Zimbabwe's Woes Are Bringing Grief to Its Wildlife, Too
- Inflation wipes out pensioners income
- New laws to consolidate land reform gains on cards
- Tracking down the millions
- Striking doctors demand 1,000% pay hike in Zimbabwe
- Mugabe must go
- Tsvangirai's treason trial delayed once more
- Congo militia resume plunder from foreign forces
- Farmers hold on to title deeds
- Zimbabwe Protesters Urge S Africa Support
Posted 25/10/03
- Zimbabwe Court Orders License for Daily News
- Zambia ups its exports of white maize
- Zimbabwe land grab policy is 'a failure'
- Tables are turned on Mugabe 'war veterans'
- Finance minister says current budget had underestimated steep rise in inflation
- Govt/former farmers head for showdown
- Chihuri promises to probe assault
- African Commission to discuss Zimbabwe human rights report
- Policeman interrogated over leaked information
- Zanu PF youths invade Hippo Pools
- MDC hires Danish electoral expert
- Mudzuri denied documents for hearing
- Journalist arrested
- Chefs protest hunting ban in Gwayi
- Utete glosses over irregularities in land reform
- Justice not served by court system
- Land audit committee’s data proves govt’s failure
- Delusional Huni turns to myth-weaving
- The guys had a mission
- Number of people settled a betrayal
- What law?
- Zimbabwe's drums of war
- Zanu PF desperately needs a saviour
- Zimbabwe: betrayal of a people's revolution
- Zimbabwe police release 78 protestors
- Zimbabwe doctors strike
- White Zimbabwe farmers bring welcome cash to Zambia
- Give a man a fish...
Posted 24/10/03
- Land Report: the Details
- MDC Weekly Briefing
- Protesters 'still in custody'
- Zimbabwe protesters 'assaulted'
- Spat grows over British aid for Zimbabwe
- Political opponents denied food in Zimbabwe: Report
- Police bar lawyers after demo arrests
- Cons thrive in Zimbabwe as economy shrinks
- Zimbabwe Judge Removes Two Senior Officials from Election Misconduct Case
- MDC outlines poll challenge
- ZESA shakes up top management
- 27 firms barred from tobacco floors
- Heads set to roll at troubled RBZ
- Massive failure rate at ZOU
- November 20 is budget day
- Zim goes 2 months with no IMF representative
- Inputs crisis puts more food woes on the horizon
- Zim excluded from African C'wealth countries meeting
- Two-tier fuel pricing system falls flat
- War vets chief clears air on land reform
- How’s this for naivety, gullibility?
- NEPAD and its relevance to Zim
- How gun-toting youths wreaked havoc in Zambia
- Low maize produce forecast
- Tobacco farmers' groups resisting
- Nullification of Makoni East Parliamentary Election result
- World Vision Zimbabwe to launch urban school-feeding program
Posted 23/10/03
- Zimbabwean police arrest 300 activists ahead of banned march
- Zimbabwe’s Abysmal Decent
- Top cop's victory scrapped
- Exodus of Professionals Worsens Health Care in Zimbabwe
- Tekere accepted invitation to rejoin Zanu-PF: Mutasa
- Fuel shortages affect court proceedings
- Fuel shortage persists
- 100 000t maize lying idle
- Zimbabwean farmers request military aid
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 170
- JAG Compensation communique 22nd October, 2003
- MDC pins its hopes on court challenge of poll
- Bringing down the hammer
- Maternal Mortality Stubbornly High
Posted 22/10/03
- MDC Press Conference in Johannesburg - Statement
- Something Does Not Add Up in Mugabe's Land Report
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 169
- JAG Commercials dated 20 October 2003
- MDC Weekend Rallies
- REDRESS condemns attack on human rights lawyer
- Mugabe desperate to find evidence of British 'plot'
- Possible scenarios for Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe Opposition Fears Another Delay in Election Challenge
- Without new constitution, no chance for opposition
- Maputo welcomes fleeing farmers
- Zimbabweans scramble to survive 'Mafia' economy
- Lawsuit against Mugabe aims to expose S.Africa claim
- ‘Mugabe must go’ call from UNI-Africa 18.10.2003
- Lack of foreign currency hampers seed purchases
Posted 21/10/03
- Rough justice as Mugabe's man grabs second farm
- Zimbabwe's destruction
- Exploitation across the border line
- Maize subsidy puts smile on faces of hungry Zimbabweans
- On the road to nowhere
- Harare blames UK for fuel crisis
- Country Faces Health Catastrophe
- Zim group demands new constitution
- Zim tobacco sales lowest in five decades
- Spares shortage grounds ZNA fighter planes
- Things fall apart at UZ
- Further food shortages loom
- Maize crop preparations hit snag
- MDC team to probe Harare councillors
- Mahoso laughed at
- Chegutu council fiasco: Chombo accused
- Water bills shock Chitungwiza residents
- Retrenched farm workers sink to destitution
- Body intensifies fight to protect birdlife
- Sundaytalk with Pius Wakatama
- Despair and grief in Zimbabwe
- Paper wars and paper tigers
- MDC to meet Mugabe in court
- Foreign currency woes hobble Zimbabwe's mining sector
- New fuel crunch cripples Zimbabwe transport system
- Liberians seek asylum in Zimbabwe
- Media Lawyer Assaulted
- Health Concerns Over Reintroduction of DDT
- S.Africa and Mozambique bust rhino poaching gang
Posted 20/10/03
- Zimbabwean Lights!
- Zim judge wonders why The Daily News was banned
- Mugabe wants rejected constitution back
- Zimbabwe paper accuses British envoy of sabotage
- Zim to get new daily
- '43 people die of malnutrition in Zim city'
- Press Freedom Day celebrated
Posted 19/10/03
- Corruption and Despair Choke Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe fuel company 'runs dry'
- Light Plane Crashes In Zimbabwe, 4 Reported Killed
- Sok Press Release - 18 Oct 03
- MDC Guards shot
- Falling through the cracks
- Zimbabwe Could Overshadow Commonwealth Agenda
- JAG Communiques dated 17 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 168
- Mugabe's Madness
- Court probes closure of newspaper critical of Mugabe
- Zimbabweans' reluctant homecoming
Posted 18/10/03
- Plight of displaced farm workers highlighted
- Police accused of beating Zimbabwean lawyer who defended reporter
- Brutal beating of leading human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa by police in Zimbabwe
- Weekly Media Update #2003-40
- Mugabe's men in fight to the finish
- MDC goes ahead with poll petition
- Utete land report a giant damp squib
- Buka findings buried
- Commonwealth to tackle Zim head-on
- Police assault Harare lawyer
- ANZ case opens
- Train services grounded
- Zanu PF fiddles while country burns
- Chefs protest hunting ban in Gwayi
- Bid to deport conservationist Rodrigues foiled
- Kanengoni's faith in conflict with facts
- AMA revival: another Made disaster looms
- Making the poor even poorer through taxes
- Welcome to the club Comrade Ndou
- Moyo wades in to bank-note brawl
- Lending rate hit 100% mark
- How Japan rose: lessons for Zimbabwe
- Cash shortages: new banking trends emerge
- Fires destroy Border property
- Kanengoni should give up his pretence
- The wasted years
- Supreme Court decision re ANZ
- Public Transport Sector Faces Collapse
- Zimbabwe admits land 'chaos'
- Zim tobacco up in smoke
Posted 17/10/03
- Commonwealth conditions
- Zimbabwean firms feel crunch
- Utete land report
- Year-on-year inflation rate scales new heights
- South Africa tightens visa requirements
- MIC to explain why it turned down ANZ bid to register
- Prospects for ZANU PF, MDC talks fade
- Axe up for war veterans who assaulted Mhlanga
- 'AIPPA amendments cosmetic'
- Stop the rot
- NOTEBOOK
- Perspectives on the future of Africa
- Economic woes claim 250 companies
- TIMB set to extend tobacco selling season
- Mahoso grilled
- Zim media controller laughed at
- Commonwealth stands firm on Zimbabwe
- ZTA's Innovative Ways of Marketing Zim Welcome
- Four ANZ Journalists Charged
- Zimbabwe court hears newspaper appeal for license
- CSO Inflation Figures Inaccurate
- Yesterday in parliament (UK)
- JAG Communiques dated 16 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 167
Posted 16/10/03
- ‘End the Silence – Stop the Violence’
- Tough-Talking Govt Officials Promise to Close Private Media
- Zvakwana Newsletter # 42
- Bandits don't make businessmen
- Zimbabwe Republic Police Still as brutal
- Message for Bob
- Mugabe's judges are paper tigers
- Manufacturing Sector Declines - Study
- Commonwealth urges national dialogue in Zimbabwe
- Commonwealth split over Zimbabwe
- 'No paper to report on us'
- Zim labour threatens strike
- After Mugabe
- Harare hails victory' over UK
- Zim farmers flood Mozambique
- Zim prisons a HIV nightmare
- Feature on corruption fears
- Plea for Action as Zimbabwe Inflation Hits 450%
- JAG Communiques dated 15 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 166
- Students study wrong set books
Posted 15/10/03
- MDC spokesperson accused of treason
- Zimbabwe Labor Unions Promise Season of 'Dissent' if Demands Not Met
- Three Zimbabwean Journalists Warned Of Prosecution
- Bushtale
- Zimbabwe inflation hits new high
- 'UN should condemn Zimbabwe'
- McKinnon urges Zimbabwean reconciliation
- Conference Resolves to Send Peace Teams to Conflict Areas
- Traditional Healers Have Regained Repute
- 'Aids will mow down our youth'
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 165
- Illegal immigrants are a perpetual problem compounded by corruption, says Buthelezi
Posted 14/10/03
- Summit cancelled after Britain bans Mugabe henchmen
- The Melt Down of Liberty Continues Unabated
- MDC PRESS: Paul Themba Nyathi to Appear in Court
- SA faces worst drought in 100 years
- Mugabe eases tough media laws
- New Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act Now Law
- "Walk With Us," African Ecumenical Leader Tells U.S. Churches
- Zanu-PF are communists
- JAG PR Communique dated 13 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 164
- JAG Thought For The Day dated 13 October 2003
- Commuter Operators Demand Different Fares
- Homelessness On the Rise - UN
- Makoni leads succession race
Posted 13/10/03
- Another own goal
- Daily News owner to fight 'to the last drop'
- Zimbabwe's free press gutted, unions next
- Zim union plans unrest
- Arnie forever
Batch 2 Posted 12/10/03
- 'Mbeki won't talk to archbishop about Zimbabwe crisis'
- Zimbabwe Opposition: African Approach Prolongs Pres's Rule
- ZCTU plans more protests
- Farm invaders detain SA envoy
- Cattle die of starvation on resettled farms
- Power struggles rage while Harare drowns in squalor
- Zim health sector in intensive care
- Carjackers more daring as crime reaches new high
- Mavhaire vies for presidency
- Maize demand threatens SA reserves
- Death of Daily News could mean death of MDC
- Reduce personal tax, say unions
- Monetary policy to nudge inflation to 500%
- Murerwa admits inflation to blame for cash crisis
- RBZ extends bearer’s cheques duration
- Confessions of a Zimbabwean
- No one has monopoly of national interest
- Sanctions, what sanctions?
Posted 12/10/03
- Funeral woe for family of murder victim
- Zimbabwe Youth Launch SA initiative
- JAG Legal Communique dated 10 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 162
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 163
- JAG Commercials dated Saturday 11 October 2003
- JAG Thought For The Day dated Saturday 11 October 2003
- 'Leaders are appeasing Mugabe'
- 'Daily News closure was attack on MDC'
Posted 11/10/03
- SA envoy held by Zimbabwe farmers
- Parties: SA should step in
- SA heads for Zimbabwe-style land grabs: CFU
- Zimbabwe: 'Quiet Diplomacy'
- SA battles itself over Zim
- Kansteiner lashes Mugabe over rights
- Price control in court test
- Mugabe seeks help from Annan on land
- Zimbabwe not ready for Nepad's peer review
- USAid ends funding of Campfire projects
- Rights violators liable for ICC prosecution
- Jenni Williams seizes ZIPR trophy
- Succession team leaves divisions in wake
- Mahoso claims Misa defying law
- Frustration with Mugabe hits food aid
- Donors/govt on collision course
- The nation’s wish-list for the 2004 budget
- Mugabe needs a tour of Harare Hospital
- Budget no panacea for deepening crisis
- Zimbabweans want early elections
- Farmers cautioned over fake seed
- Call is ringing for the youth
- The game plan
- Judiciary must not be too timid
- Mugabe exposes own failure as a leader
- Press freedom light years away in Africa
- Zimbabwe farm union forecasts even smaller harvests
- Environment Debated in US Congress
Batch 2 Posted 10/10/03
- ZNSPCA Communique dated 09 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 161
- Zimbabwe food shortages feared
- ‘Coloured quota an issue with Zimbabwe team’
- Land grabs planned for polls
- Clean hands?
- Whose hands were dirty?
- Waiting For Death
- Diplomat in spat with Zim settlers
Posted 10/10/03
- Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe - Press Release
- Zimbabwe Price Hikes Continue Despite Government Efforts to Curb
- State Keen to Address Inflation
- Trade Unionists Promise Further Protests
- Labour activists released by Zimbabwe police
- Zimbabwe faces food crunch as imports lag
- Zim farmers want to rebuild
- S. Africa, Bush Facilitate Terror in Zimbabwe
- Migration, not land, is the issue
- Media Alert: Journalist Manhandled, Equipment Confiscated over T-Shirt Message
- Zim-UK Impasse a Bilateral Problem: Envoy
- Zimbabwe opposition slams arrest of union chiefs
Batch 2 Posted 9/10/03
- Mugabe 'using rape as a tool'
- Cosatu calls for release of Zimbabwe unionists
- Health officials warn of malaria threat
- Norway ends aid grants to Zim
- Harare swaps cheques as crisis deepens
- Nation sits on time bomb
- ZCTU leaders nabbed in foiled demo
- Bureaucracy, greed stall privatisation drive
- Zim urged to devalue dollar to boost exports
- Fertiliser shortage to bite deeper
- UNDP gives Farmer Award $10 mln boost
- CHOGM thrusts Zim in global spotlight
- Why quiet diplomacy won’t succeed?
- CZI move commendable
Posted 9/10/03
- Zimbabwe Police Arrest Some 200 Trade Union Protesters
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 160
- Zimbabwe union plans protest over taxes, prices
- Zimbabweans favour change
- Zimbabwe slips into 'Zairisation'
- Zimbabwe homes sell in US dollars
- Coping
- Ottawa asked to back indictment of Mugabe
- The target should be Mr Mugabe
- Mugabe's would-be successor waits in wings
- Press Release - Associated Newspapers of Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd
- Mugabe's reign of terror
- UN warns of deepening Zimbabwe food crisis
- McKinnon will survive Africa clique
- Government Reportedly Investigating 'The Standard' And 'Zimbabwe Independent' Newspapers
- Corruption Increasing, Says Transparency International
- Ancram vows battle for referendum on EU Constitition
Posted 8/10/03
- Key Municipal Services Collapsing As Economic Crisis Bites
- Zambia Sends Fuel To Zimbabwe, Congo To Ease Shortage
- Long Queues Disappear At Banks
- Forex Inflows Continue to Fluctuate
- Zimbabwe's Moyo to face the music
- IPI Watch List Protest to the Government of Zimbabwe
- Go now
- Africa's 'shocking' lion loss
- "Prevent starvation and destitution" UN appeals to donors
- NNP releases Africa democracy study
- West urged to fight bribery to developing nations
- Zim price controls: More shortages predicted
- SADC urged to take action on press freedom
Batch 2 Posted 7/10/03
- Zim Pensioners
- The Pensioner’s Fund Newsletter (Issue 1 January 2003 – August 2003)
- Help for the Pensioners
- Africans lining up to oust McKinnon
- New Zealand warns Mugabe
- Iran Ready to Expand Ties With Zimbabwe: Majlis Speaker
- Commonwealth 'boycott' over Mugabe
- Bishops try to get Mugabe, Tsvangirai to talk
Posted 7/10/03
- 100 years of Jewish history up in smoke
- Regime on concerted warpath against Zim media
- Daily News readies for fight
- Vandalism plunges Hatfield residents into darkness
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 158
- JAG Urgent Appeal dated 06 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 159
- JAG Thoughts For The Day dated 06 October 2003
- Fresh Price Controls Could Lead to Further Shortages, Analysts
- Mugabe's actions spoil domestic and international peace moves
- Olonga’s plea to England: Boycott tour of Zimbabwe
- Mugabe faces fight over envoy
- Fire rages through Zim park
- Tourists will stay away until Mugabe goes
- Zim's malaria rings SA alarms
Posted 6/10/03
- Monopoly is Mugabe's Only Method of Censorship
- Scot pledges to defy ban and relaunch paper
- Olonga plans to be opera singer
- Zim widens media attack
- The Standard threatened
- Mzee death: Hungwe faction in disarray
- Unemployed youths turn to crime to make ends meet
- Aids reduction claims disputed
- Child president slams national youth service
- Binga parents boycott schools over "Green Bomber" teachers
- Zanu PF defies High Court over $2bn debt
- Don't blame the mirror for being ugly reflection
- Zim economy still drifting towards catastrophe
- Too daft to see the economic realities
- "We are quaking in our boots"
- No end to Mugabe's theatre of fools
- Minding your pleas and queues
Posted 5/10/03
- Can't afford to die
- Unique opportunity for Zim Pensioners
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 157
- Fine words
- The unstoppable tide
- Govt moves to save SA property in Zim
- UN warns of big food shortfall
- Transport woes persist
- Daily News a victim of rule of law: Moyo
- Fake bearer cheques in circulation
- Moral myopia
Batch 2 Posted 4/10/03
- Zimbabwe's Mugabe visits Egypt
- Zimbabwe court sets date for paper to challenge closure
- UN 'letting torturer escape'
- World Vision supplementary feeding eases child malnutrition
- Roundtable Interview of President Bush with African Journalists
- 14 police recruits discharged for mutinous behaviour
- Zupco to lose 200 new buses, $7bn
- Deal with Zim, Bush tells SA
- Suspended Zim journos 'didn't show respect'
- Moyo fraud case opens
- Mugabe/Tsvangirai close to meeting
- Zvinavashe to quit top military post
- Govt asked to probe torturer Dowa
- Peer review in December
- Tutu urges action
- Obasanjo calls for 'sea change' in Zim
- Plans afoot to fill Daily News void
- Police harass Woza over cash protest
- ZCTU mulls mass protest
- Muzenda's business empire faces test
- MDC mayors ready for Chombo
Posted 3/10/03
- Can Zanu PF outlive Mugabe nemesis?
- A fixed faultline
- Land reform an abysmal failure
- Mahoso’s Media Circus mum on mandate
- Adrift and abandoned, foreign policy fails
- Zimbabwe makes IMF history
- Govt debt to Byo reaches $1b
- Sorry, still no cash!
- Closing down Daily won't solve our problems
- Land saga epitomises all that is rotten
- Tame them - kick up a fuss!
- Why the Daily News was denied registration
- Beating the drums and blowing the trumpet
- Zimbabweans should look beyond Mugabe
- JAG Legal Communique dated 03 October 2003
- Zim govt denies closing paper
- Bush 'not satisfied' with Zimbabwe situation
- UN warns of deepening Zimbabwe food crisis
- Zimbabwean Judge Puts Daily News' Case on Fast Track
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 156
Posted 3/10/03
- Move to bring bodies home
- JAG PR Communique dated 01 October 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 155
- JAG Job Opportunities dated 01 October 2003
- Poaching threatens Zimbabwe wildlife
- Zim might respond to 'carrot and stick'
- ZANU PF split over Zvobgo
- ZBC suspends two staffers over Muzenda
- ZANU PF rolls up sleeves over Abuja
- MDC backtracks on talks ultimatum
- Liberation war veterans engage in new struggle
- Siege on ANZ robs group of $720mln
- Mugabe gives glimmer of hope for talks
- Face right direction
- ZANU PF-led race-agitation must be rejected
- IT sector threatened with collapse
- NEPAD: business wakes up from slumber
- 2004 budget: Same old story?
- Bickering pushes out ZFU director
- High interest rates essential for inflation reduction
- Z1,000 Bank Notes
- Zimbabwe in currency chaos
- Tutu urges action
- Four overseas witnesses to give evidence
- JAG PR Communique dated 02 October 2003
- JAG Thoughts For The Day dated 02 October 2003
- Malaria death toll reaches 786 since January
Posted 2/10/03
- MDC wants Zim out of C'wealth
- The making of Zimbabwe's crisis
- Let's see progress or stay home, Mugabe told
- Friends of The Daily News
- Moz, Zim re-demarcate border
- Judge Rejects Daily News Request for Return of Seized Equipment
- Zimbabwe bus crash, second in two days, kills 16
- Mugabe raises petrol prices by 70 per cent
- Searching for Fuel in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe crisis not about land, it's about governance
- Zim gets $1000 bills
- Mbeki accepts Mugabe decision
- Zim media NGO seeks ANC help
- Cricket-Lord's honour for Flower and Olonga
- Daily News Closure Has Crippled Zimbabwe's Democracy - MISA
- Police Seize Contraband Sugar
- Mathema Accuses British Investors of Plotting to Destroy Zimbabwe's Economy
- Authority probes safari operators for abusing hunting licences
- Police recover cattle valued at over $35m
- President briefs Annan on progress in land reform
- IFJ Condemns Mugabe's 'Flagrant Disregard' for Press Freedom After Manhunt Begins for Independent Journalists
Posted 1/10/03
- Mugabe moves into cities to seize land owned by whites
- Zimbabwe's succession struggle coming to a head
- Mbeki to look into Zim paper
- Unleaded petrol now available at filling stations
- War vets congress set for November
- Morgan Tsvangirai Condemns Closure of Daily News As a Political Act
- JAG PR Communique dated 30 September 2003
- JAG Legal Communique dated 30 September 2003
- Zimbabwe Opposition Leader Denies Imminent Deal With Ruling Party
- Zimbabwe oposition calls for pressure on Mugabe
- Tyranny wins again in Zimbabwe
- Zim: More journos charged
- Eyewitness: Zimbabwe's endless queues
- Deepening crisis affects health care
- At least 19 dead in road smash
- Who's Reading My Mail? Everybody, it Seems!
- Judgment in Associated Newspapers Application Postponed
- Reserve Bank's Anti-Graft Drive Intensifies
- The Daily News will return
- The curse of a quiet diplomacy
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 154
Posted 30/9/03
- Misa urges government to intervene in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe’s Daily News battles on - online
- Mugabe builds case against himself
- Zim paper still out of action
- UN food aid hope rests on Harare agreement
- Harare court relaxes broadcasting law
- Doubts over new land claims
- ZANU PF Youth League signs agreement with Cuban youths
- African Editors Flay Zimbabwe Over Harrassment of Journalists
- JAG PR Communique dated 29 September 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 153
- What’s the big deal?
- 'It is like losing a son'
Posted 29/9/03
- Zimbabwe sets up courts to deal with economic crimes
- Inside Zimbabwe
- Pakistan, Zimbabwe still out of Commonwealth group
- Zimbabwe hospitals refuse non-emergency ops: report
- $15m Credit to Expansion of Trade Ties with Zimbabwe
- Borradaile Trust Appeal
- Strike rocks AirZim
- Bulawayo cancer patients in danger after machine failure
- Wankie Colliery in $5,6bn loss
- Economists warn of forged bearer cheques
- Patients die as drug prices hit the roof
- Daily News closure throws thousands out of work
- Gold panners threaten major highway
- MISA launches media crusade
- Mbare residents forced to attend Muzenda funeral
- No apologies for being white
- Killing The Daily News won’t stop news flow
- Big brother is watching — and spoiling for a fight
- 'MDC is not talking to Zanu (PF)'
Batch 2 Posted 28/9/03
- None So Blind...
- West backs 'butcher' of Zimbabwe
- Commonwealth Upholds Pakistan Suspension
- Mugabe blamed for drop in aid
- Millions set to face food shortages next month
- Zimbabwean parties agree on way forward
- Desperate Zimbabweans spark unofficial dollarisation
- Minister meets Zimbabwean official
- England mount pressure on Zimbabwe tour
Posted 28/9/03
- Just waiting
- Mugabe succession debate abandoned
- Media freedom victory in Zim
- Mugabe calls for united agenda in Zimbabwe
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 152
- JAG Thought For The Day
- Mugabe is going nowhere
- Government against Zimbabwe tour
- JAG Security Communique dated 27 September 2003
Batch 2 Posted 27/9/03
- Mugabe defends land seizure program before General Assembly
- U.S., British Propaganda Against Zimbabwe Part of Plan for World Hegemony: Ambassador
- Mugabe, at U.N., lambastes U.S., Britain over Iraq
- Zimbabwe arrests 'banned' journalists
- Silenced by Mugabe
- Less Soft Diplomacy
Posted 27/9/03
- England sponsors urge Zimbabwe tour ban
- Church leaders hit out at Zimbabwe government
- Zimbabwe to Allow WFP to Handle Food Distribution
- Commonwealth to salvage trade pact
- I know no one who's died of Aids, says Mbeki
- Legality of MIC challenged by Misa
- Zanu PF, MDC ready for talks
- Muzenda's death upsets Mugabe's plans
- Dealers want fuel price hike
- Zim in fresh row with EU
- Clean hands?
- Govt aims to bleed ANZ to death
- Chogm sees chinks in solidarity armour
- Official lies as sanctions intensify
- Every patriotic Zimbabwean disappointed
- RBZ rejects Bill tenders
- IMF boss leaving Zimbabwe after rocky stint
- Mugabe bashes business community
- Landlords ignore forex rules
- Jonathan Moyo's mission accomplished
- Selective application of the law
- Supreme Court's reasoning on ANZ illogical
- Mbeki does all Africa a disservice
- ANZ officials submitted registration and application forms
- SA media meets government over Zimbabwe
- A Blush of Burgundy.
- Zanu PF succession team sparks row
- 'Biblical beast of anarchy'
Posted 26/9/03
- I am a big brother, Mugabe tells MDC
- MDC rejects Mugabe's call for unity
- ZNSPCA update 24/9/03
- ZANU PF in succession quandary
- Land mines blow multi-billion park project
- Zim sitting on ticking time bomb
- A case for full disclosure
- ZANU PF’s broken independence promises
- Financing national budget locally is inflationary: bank
- Paltry $46m paid out to displaced farmers
- Tobacco sales to decline by 30 percent
- Recent attempts at resolving the crisis by stakeholders
- Peace is the absence of fear
- From WOZA
- JAG PR Communique dated 25 September 2003
- Zimbabwe's Christian Churches Demand Repeal Of Media Laws
- Mugabe leaves for UN General Assembly in New York
- Chance to mend fences will be lost if Mugabe clings to old guard
- Speak out on Zimbabwe crisis, Chrétien urged
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 151
- Journalists harassed as crackdown on Daily News continues
- Gas explosion injures 13 in Harare
- Farmers May Sue Government
- Zimbabwe - lest we forget
- Mbeki Says Diplomacy Needed for Zimbabwe
Posted 25/9/03
- Swiss farmer suffers in Zimbabwe
- Southern African press review
- UN spots Mugabe's fraud
- Tories: Make it clear Mugabe is not welcome
- Mugabe urges opponents to keep disputes 'in house'
- Resettled Farmers Encounter Fallout From Economic Meltdown
- MDC Weekly Brief
- They can't hide the evidence
- Mbeki 'won't insist on Mugabe invite'
- Media watchdog fights Zim law
- Media Institute of Southern Africa (Windhoek)
Posted 24/9/03
- Mugabe Strangles His Nation
- War Crimes Court Eyes 'Blood Diamond' Buyers
- MDC PRESS: SAPA Story False - No Agreement Reached On Constitution
- Sokwanele Press Release - 23 Sept 03
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 150
- Zim civic groups fear crackdown
- $8,8bn Bearer Cheques Disbursed
- S.Africa drops C'wealth support for Mugabe-sources
- Zimbabwe to charge journalists, telecoms magnate
- Harare journalists face charges
- Zimbabwean Daily News might go online
- 'New' money launched in Zim
- Children hardest hit by crises - UNICEF
- Higher education another casualty of economic crisis
Batch 2 Posted 23/9/03
- Zvakwana Newsletter #41
- Robert Mugabe must go
- Zimbabwe civic groups seek media alternative
- Zim Daily News raided again
- A Bleak Ride Home for Zimbabwe Deportees
- MDC denies breakthrough deal with Zanu-PF
- No News is bad news
Posted 23/9/03
- Directors of banned newspaper charged in crackdown on dissent in Zimbabwe
- Mugabe vows that his opponents will never rule Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe's white farmers risk losing land payouts
- SA working 'hard' to solve Zimbabwe crisis
- Simon Muzenda
- Zanu, MDC in potential breakthrough deal
- Mbeki 'advancing Mugabe regime'
- Mugabe vetoes devaluation attempts
- Daily News to appeal against MIC ruling
- Bleak prospects for agriculture recovery
- Frequent price hikes rile Bulawayo residents
- Land grab goes on despite audit report
- CFU, united we stand, divided we fall
- Drastic plunge in tobacco output
- Currency devaluation: good or bad?
- Zanu PF to blame for dependency syndrome
- JAG PR Communique dated 22 September 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 149
- JAG Thought for the Day dated 22 September 2003
Posted 22/9/03
- Message to shout from the rooftops
- Speculation mounts over Mugabe's deputy successor
- Africa’s battle with AIDS raises security and terrorism fears
- The Tyranny of Robert Mugabe
- Editors Forum condemns banning of Daily News
- Sok Report 22 Sept 03
Posted 21/9/03
- Zimbabwe's vice president dies after illness
- Zim cops ignore court order
- Zimbabwe to keep old bank notes
- Zim insists it wasn't barred from summit
- Daily News Publishers Vow to Challenge Zimbabwe Government License Decision
- Britain slams Daily's ban
- Daily News denied registration
- Mbeki's softly, softly stance on Zimbabwe in SA's best interests
- MDC on diplomatic offensive
- Mugabe was last to join Zanu—Tekere
- Where freedom is paper-thin
- Call to end ‘cover-up’ of food sources
- Then they came for me...
- Mugabe seals fate of free press
Posted 20/9/03
- Reasons for inaction
- Daily News staff shut out despite court ruling
- Zimbabwe can attend summit, says Mbeki
- Zimbabwe says Howard has 'lost his senses'September 20, 2003
- JAG PR Communique dated 19 September 2003
- JAG Security Update dated 19 September 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 148
- JAG Job Opportunities dated 19 September 2003
- Boycott the Herald and the Sunday Mail
- Hurt Zim elephant waiting for red tape
Batch 2 Posted 19/9/03
- Mugabe police defy court and shut newspaper
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 147
- State to recruit specialists to boost land reform programme
- Forex shortages continue affecting fuel procurement
- Zimbabwe to appeal Daily News ruling
- Nigeria left with Mugabe hot potato
- Information on illegal hunting & poaching
- New charges loom in Tsvangirai case
- MDC mayors ready for Chombo
- Paradza sues for $500m
- Daily News Focus - What they said
- Former PF-Zapu properties to be reassigned
- Donors want to see progress on talks
- Doubts mount over govt's new bank notes
- Daily News Focus - Supreme Court ruling slammed
- Funding headaches for Zim’s new farmers
- No going back on press freedom
- Parallel market must survive or economy will not
- Huni finally lands in the real Zim
- Duty to be paid in foreign currency
- New monetary policy expected soon
- Made wants more land
- An own goal
- Travellers' cheques not recognised as cash
- 'We didn't know. We had no idea'
- Economic illusionists and delusional leaders
- Constitution shredded
Posted 19/9/03
- Court grants Daily News permission to publish
- RBZ misfiring
- The creature behind the ZANU PF mask-
- Causes of the current crisis in Zimbabwe
- Confusion over dualisation of Harare-Masvingo road
- Should dictators be allowed to go scot free?
- UN agencies step-up operations to address food shortages in Zimbabwe
- Media crackdown tests S.Africa policy on Zimbabwe
- DA slams Mbeki's 'Zim promises'
- Zim activists released
- Cops stop vets at lions' den
Batch 2 Posted 18/9/03
- JAG Security Communique dated 17 September 2003
- JAG Legal Communique dated 17 September 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 146
- Mugabe set for move to £4m mansion
- Zimbabwe's Independent Paper Asks High Court to Stop Police Action
- EU suspends Zim programmes
- Police keep up pressure on paper
- ZANU PF grills Zvobgo
- Key ally S Africa turns back on Zim
- Sad chapter in history of Zimbabwe media
- Inflation set to hit 500% by October
- Civil service overhaul long forgotten
- Nkomo opens up on power struggles
Posted 18/9/03
- Zimbabwe police arrest over 100 protesters
- Mugabe's bank has a new kind of money
- On the rampage
- Zim cops clean out paper
- Howard rejects racist accusation from Zimbabwe
- Mugabe throws cloud over summit
- Mugabe scores own goal by closing Zim paper
- Impact of Economic Crisis On Agriculture Threatens Recovery
- Fuel Still Scarce Despite Deregulation of Industry
- Zimbabwe Economic Crisis Worries EU
- Zimbabwe court says judge's arrest unconstitutional
- War of words over Mugabe summit ban
- SA must heed Mugabe logic
- JAG Compensation Communique dated 16 September 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 145
- JAG PR Communique dated 16 September 2003
- Mugabe ban must remain
- Zimbabwe Judge Prepares to Sue Government
- Zimbabwe Alert Update
Posted 17/9/03
- Officials defy Mugabe's ultimatum, hang onto farms
- Zimbabwe police raid paper offices, seek equipment
- Up to Nigeria to invite Mugabe to Commonwealth: SA
- Row brews in Commonwealth over Mugabe summit snub
- S African anger over Mugabe ban
- Zim keen on jumbo rescue
- Fence likened to African Gaza Strip
- Government's Closure of Independent Newspaper Gags Press Freedom
- ANZ officials submitted registration and application forms
- Daily News closure remains indefinite
- Hunting barred, chefs told
Batch 2 Posted 16/9/03
- Youth Militia document
- Statement from Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force
- JAG PR Communique dated 15 August 2003
- JAG Legal Communique dated 15 August 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 144
- Commonwealth urged to reverse Zimbabwe CHOGM decision
- U.S. "Deeply Troubled" By Government Action Against Independent Press in Zimbabwe
- Straw slams Zimbabwe for censorship
- Nigeria delivers summit ultimatum to Mugabe
- Zim govt, Daily News stand-off deepens
- Moyo slams SA journalists
- Government gazettes Appropriation Act
Posted 16/9/03
- Mugabe faces Commonwealth summit snub
- Mbeki, Obasanjo challenged to help muzzled paper
- U.S. actions send a bad signal to Africa
- Zimbabwean Tea Company Leaves 34 Months of Unpaid Wages
- Shut Zimbabwe paper seeks to reopen, editor quits
- Farmer loses cattle to starving 'Green Bombers'
- Zim external debt balloons to US1,6 bn
- UZ workers demand 600% salary hike
- Survival by 'hook or crook'
- Fuel shortages threaten taxis business
- Fertiliser, seed producers warn of shortfalls
- CFU president right on how to restore agriculture
- Incompetent Made, the real saboteur
- The fallacies of black empowerment
- Zimswitch transactions spiral as public turns to 'plastic money'
- Panicking banks cease forex deals
- Cash, fuel crisis hits tourism
- No end in sight for fuel crisis
- Travesty of Justice
- Foolish nonsense, greed and gravy trains
- Zanu PF polls to 'indicate new leader'
- Bush Tale
- Sok Press release - 15 Sept 03
- Zvakwana Newsletter #40
- Only Zimbabwe Independent Daily Battles Government Closure
- Newspaper closure heightens concerns over media freedom
- International Federation for Human rights Zimrights
- Whose Head Needs to Be Examined?
Posted 15/9/03
- Mugabe set to stay until 2005
- Zimbabwe's interest rates nearing 100%
- Fundamental Freedoms
- EU Denies Harming Zimbabwean Population
- PM tough on Mugabe ban
- Zimbabwe officials force 300 farmers off their land
- 'Mugabe is making a fool of Mbeki'
- Sex for groceries in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe treason trial postponed to October 28
- Mandela, Mbeki and the future
Posted 14/9/03
- MDC - Shutdown of The Daily News a Violent Blow To Freedom.
- Outrage at Zimbabwe paper closure
- Mugabe has final chance to redeem himself
- In the mind of Mugabe
- Banned Zim paper to fight back
- Plastic bag footballs
- Zimbabwe's Independent Paper CEO Charged
Batch 2 Posted 13/9/03
- Zimbabwe police shut down private newspaper
- Aid distributions done on basis of need only, UN Coordinator
- Third World rallies around Zim
- Zimbabwe fuel - Backdoor price control
- Zimbabwe Food & Grocery Prices 1981, 1999, 2003
- JAG Legal Communique dated 12 September 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 143
- Mugabe takes out axe
- UZ exam scripts sent to Zambia for marking
- Displaced farmers head for Nigeria
- UZ lecturers have no moral authority to strike
- A legacy of shame
- Rescue plan for mines on the cards
- Is it normal when a country runs out of its own currency?
- JAG Job Opportunities dated 12 September 2003
- Zimbabwean judge to challenge his arrest
- EU seeks Zimbabwe dialogue
- Players adapt to Mugonomics
- Zim's inflation above 425%
- GDP to Decline By 11,5%
- Concern over plan to import Malaysian seeds
- Zesa to Raise $18 Bn for Rural Electrification
- Standing or sitting, why applaud such a man?
- Conservancy buffalo
- Zvakwana Newsletter #39 - Sept 11, 2003
Posted 13/9/03
- Obasanjo wants Zim off Abuja agenda
- Mugabe's missing 11m ha
- Govt's food u-turn follows heavy diplomatic pressure
- Ex-Noczim boss in Libya as police net spreads
- MDC briefs Mkapa
- Chequebooks run out
- Agriculture budget unable to meet farmers' needs
- German NGOsevers ties with government
- MDC pushes for action on talks
- Zim's new farmers face starvation
- Low-income earners bear brunt of cash crunch
- Minor elections test of democratic well being
- Zim diplomats ill-informed on privatisation
- Government its own worst enemy
- Bank sees no change in Zim's deficit
- Nerp in tatters, says EIU
- Prospects of beef industry revival dim
- Where are chefs' children?
- Travellers' cheques not recognised as cash
- Not even apartheid was this bad
- How healthy?
- Countrymen, I come to praise Gushungo
- A triumph of courage over fear
- Limpopo Province - what Zim could be
Posted 12/9/03
- Pahad tells of hopes for Zim
- Kwekwe
- C-SAFE finds "high vulnerability" in resettled areas
- Land scandal unfolds
- MDC ditches 6 suspended councillors
- ZCTU puts its reputation on the line
- Bickering over exchange rate plugs fuel imports
- Chefs play tribal card in banks swoop
- Forex market depressed
- MDC councillors to meet to map the way forward
- Punish land grabbers
- . . . and now to the notebook
- Why many chose to stay away from the polling booth
- Joshua Nkomo must be turning in his grave
- The challenge of the 2004 national budget
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 142
- Musutu set to take over top police post
- 1 500 single-farm owners lost land to reforms – JAG
- Free elections impossible, says human rights delegation
- The travails of urban local government in Zimbabwe
- Just another futile exercise
- State to woo investors for gas-energy plant
- RBZ in rates bind as ZSE ticks up
- Industry also plays politics – dirtier too
- Moyo, Mudenge are lost
- Zimbabwe daily operating 'illegally'
- Executives Resigned Over Inflation
- White Zimbabweans look for land in Nigeria
- Mugabe may make cabinet changes to stop farm abuse
Posted 11/9/03
- Switch off power to Zim, Eskom asked
- Mugabe slapped down over Commonwealth comeback
- Zimbabweans throng visa lines
- Zimbabweans to 'take over' Kiryandongo
- Zimbabweans fined for faking death to buy fuel
- Chombo’s suspension of councillors quashed
- Militia killing souls of young Zimbabweans
- MDC activist’s trial further postponed
- MDC expels Chitungwiza provincial chairman
- Man forced to drink officer’s urine
- Religious tolerance engenders political tolerance
- Zimbabwe deep in hell
- Cash crisis hits Express sales
- Foreign debt arrears to hit US$1.9 bn
- Why true friends of Zimbabwe may soon give up
- We can’t talk HIV out of this country
- He who sups with the devil needs a longer spoon
- Some pray Zimbabwe’s woes continue
- Net Position of Forex Flows Remain Low
Posted 10/9/03
- Abuja failure highlighted
- Stockholm Syndrome
- Mugabe's men fight for seized land
- Zimbabwe seeks international help to get Britain to pay land compensation
- A trader's plight
- Zanu-PF officials return excess land
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 140
- SA not going the Zim way
- War vet, minister clash
- Matabeleland farmers ditch CFU
- Fax on urban polls lands man in court
- Kunonga beats a retreat
- Munyanyi further remanded
- Time to act on road carnage
- Why shouldn’t I laugh at our African leaders?
- US-based Zimbabweans form business link group
- Justice will catch up with Kuwadzana terror gang
- Be advised: nothing can be secured beyond the grave
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 141
Posted 9/9/03
- Statement by Matabeleland CFU Executive, 7 September 2003
- Sugar prices go up three-fold, further hikes looming
- Zimbabweans seek US shelter
- Mugabe poll challenge expected to dominate High Court third term
- Freedoms still under siege, says report
- ZANU PF seeks to nullify Masvingo poll
- Registrar-General’s Office hikes passport fees
- Is ZANU PF finally seeing the writing on the wall?
- Set up national service commission of inquiry
- Barclays stops issuing bank cheques of less than $1 m
- Municipal poll results: a triumph for democracy?
- Latest rates hike death blow for pensioners
- People have simply lost confidence in banking system
- Ratepayers, let’s reclaim Harare from meddlesome, politicking Chombo
- What sanctions when trade with the West is flourishing?
- 'Botswana is trying to create a Gaza Strip'
- Zim game park land grab victim
Posted 8/9/03
- 'Bring down Zimbabwe's unjust regime'
- Bizarre Mugabe move has ecologists up in arms
- 'MDC to send envoys around Africa'
- Former youth militia members
- Youth militia victims
- It's a lesson to Dr Mugabe
- Zanu PF prepares for Mugabe exit
- Desperate vendors invade cemeteries
- Mbengeranwa set to bounce back
- Zimsec workers issue strike ultimatum
- Residents up against Zanu Pf ‘camps’
- Gvt benefits from low interest rates
- Economic crisis floors Chikwanha centre
- Keep quiet: clergy warned
- Overpowering stench as bodies strain mortuaries
- Browsing problems for Internet users
- Mugabe now a sacrificial lamb
- No one but ourselves to blame for forex woes
- MDC must now act like a gvt-in-waiting
- Election result: Another chance for Zanu PF to reflect
- Some you win, some you lose even when you cheat
- Weekly Media Update #2003-33
- Diplomat to play cricket in Harare
- Hospitals in Africa deteriorating
Posted 7/9/03
- Next time we meet
- Lions facing starvation as Mugabe men seize famous wildlife park
- Shocking price hikes
- JAG Press Release dated 05 September 2003
- JAG Legal Communique dated 05 September 2003
- Young Zimbabweans admit militia crimes
- JAG Conservation Communique
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 139
- ZANU PF losers withhold food-for-work payments
- MDC woos SADC
- National youth service churning out killers: Chamisa
- Archbishop Ncube attacks African leaders over Mugabe
- ZCTU protests over barring of paying workers in cash
- Disillusioned invaders trek back home
- Disband NOCZIM
- High power tariffs hinder mining operations
- Church should change strategy on talks
- Sometimes tough love is the only love there is
- On the rampage
- Zim youth 'used' by Zanu-PF
Posted 6/9/03
- Bishop says Africa ignoring Mugabe-backed violence
- Jail for Zim black marketeers
- Elephants relocated to Mozambican park
- JAG Food Security Communique dated 04 September 2003
- 55 cattle die at Moyana’s farm
- Stir Mugabe with prayer, Ncube urges Zimbabweans
- Pump breakdown puts $15 million crop at risk
- Sugar deal not so sweet
- Mugabe not ill, says government
- New strategies needed
- Reconciliation is not easy at all
- RBZ acts on interest rates
- Cash shortage reduces output
- Life has become so hard for ordinary Zimbabweans.
- Stipulation denying us cash
- Zimbabwean faces rape charges in New Zealand
- Zimbabwe protests Botswana electric fence
- Zimbabwe youth exploited for Zanu-PF
- Zimbabwe Bank stripped of licence
- Nothing negative' about being realistic on Zimbabwe
- Herbs possible to reverse AIDS symptoms: Zimbabwean expert
Posted 5/9/03
- Zim blocks UN rural food aid
- Resettled Farmers Returning to Communal Areas
- Economists Call for High Denomination Bank Notes
- Deregulation Ushers in Glimmer of Hope
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 138
- Zvakwana Newsletter 038
- ‘UK lawyer cons farmers’
- Councillor, MDC activists arrested
- Tobacco farmers suspend planting
- Residents demand Mudzuri, councillors’ reinstatement
- Cash: ZCTU sets date for mass protests
- Erosion of trust in Zimbabwean politics and society
- Tinkering with prices will not solve food crisis
- Lack of transport forces ZSR to scale down
- Only direct action will move this brutal regime
Batch 2 Posted 4/9/03
- Zanu reels after vote setback
- Parks authority acquires US$2m new vehicles
- Call for Zanu-PF, MDC to put differences aside
- Zimbabwe union to protest country's cash shortages
- CIO unleashed on banks
- Hollow poll victory for MDC?
- Chavunduka is new director of MOPI
- Minister Nyoni, nephew in fight over farm
- MDC seeks to clip Chombo’s wings
- Govt casts eye on mines’ offshore trust accounts
- Forex crackdown triggers run on ZSE
- Apathy serious challenge for civic society
- Step up the pressure
- Will land audit serve its purpose?
- Zimdollar gains as RBZswoops on banking sector
- Input costs overtake new producer prices
- Harare to pound out dollars
- Spotlight glares on Mugabe's mansion
Posted 4/9/03
- Statistics about the elections
- Mugabes assaulted
- People losing faith in elections – Tsvangirai
- ZFTU barred from collecting membership fees
- Poll results should prod ZANU PF into talks – analyst
- The exclusive African first ladies’ club
- Gauging the nation’s mood
- Trade relations with Zambia deteriorating despite talks
- Why resigning takes guts and is honourable
- Zimbabwe says opposition victory shows democracy
- Zimbabwe government in bid to boost maize production
- Zanu-PF gets a 'wake-up'
- Endangered Wild Dogs Caught in Poaching Stampede
- Government will not tolerate disruption on farming activities
- Presidential ele disaster...a personal appeal
- Corpses of Zimbabweans unclaimed
- Manicured, pedicured, but still fighting
Batch 2 Posted 3/9/03
- Zim struggles to find printer for banknotes
- Mugabe seriously ill
- Election results show Zimbabweans divided
- JAG Legal Communique dated 29 August 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 137
- JAG PR Communique dated 02 September 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No. 138
- JAG Job Opportunities
Posted 3/9/03
- MDC wins, but who wants to vote on an empty tummy?
- Zimbabwe Parties Split Parliamentary By-Election Results
- State directs schools to accept travellers’ cheques
- RBZ unveils new notes
- Cash crisis continues to worsen
- Queuing to get out of Zim
- MDC routs ZANU PF
- Houghton is Zimbabwe’s first white executive mayor
- Lawsuit threat forces police to return seized cash
- ‘Ex-GMB chief in furniture scandal’
- Matopos’ heritage status under threat
- Voter turnout a national disgrace
- Neighbours to blame for refugee influx
- It’s time to mend bridges, not egos
- Zimcents no longer make much sense
- Mbeki’s bizarre collective punishment
- Corrupt leaders will pay for using others as pawns
- Message from Morgan Tsvangirai
- FALL TO RISE, SLEEP TO WAKE
- U.S. Sees Improvement in Zimbabwe Elections
- UN forced to close provincial field offices
- Cash Shortage Sees Many Change Lifestyles
- Mugabe builds on the ruins
- Botswana-Zimbabwe fence row
Posted 2/9/03
- MDC hold urban strongholds
- Mugabe's man claims top reserve for 'hunting'
- Southern African urban diary - A week in the lives
- Wow! What an evening
- Sok Press Release - 01 Sept 03
- Vote-buying in polls
- ZANU PF activist’s trial deferred to September
- Government, settlers headed for showdown
- Urban families no longer afford food needs – report
- Stand-off delays action at Town House
- Shamuyarira says MDC must use proper channels
- SADC has done a great disservice to Zimbabweans
- Punishing banks not solution to forex crisis
- Tobacco deliveries down by 50 percent
- Resettled farmers given taste of their own medicine
- Let’s suffer for the good of our children
Batch 2 Posted 1/9/03
- Report-back meeting by the Hon. David Coltart M.P.
- Zimbabwe concert in London 20.9.03
- West to blame for hurried land reform: Mubako
- Peri-urban farmers to get State assistance — Made
- President leaves for UN conference in Cuba
- Price rises hold the key to Zimbabwe's fiscal riddle
- Zimbabwe shuns urban polls
- Ambitious regional fiscal plan
Posted 1/9/03
- Zimbabwe lawyers tell of harrassment
- Presidential ele disaster
- Disease threatens to wipe out or orphan a generation
- I know nothing
- Zim polls marred by violence
- Low voter turnout
- UK visa applicants sleeping at High Commission offices
- Muzenda in a coma
- Public bemoans slow pace of talks
- State in bid to revive TNF
- Gvt outlaws travelling outside the country with local currency
- Chinamasa defines role of media in development
- NMB loses forex trading licence
- 'World Bank' thrives despite police raids
- Cash crisis drags on unabated
- Brain drain hits agriculture
- RBZ mulls new monetary policy to curb inflation
- Hypocrisy rules in Africa
- Words cost little Actions talk best
- What's up? Not much
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