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| Mar.11 |
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Opposition leader arrested
| Mar.12 |
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Opposition tortured by police  Top opposition leaders were assaulted by police who broke up a prayer meeting planned to protest government policies
Morgan Tsvangirai, the leader of Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), is in a bad state after being beaten by police in custody
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| Mar.13 |
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Opposition leader taken to hospital Morgan Tsvangirai, his face swollen and a large gash on his head, was taken to a hospital after appearing briefly in court
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S Africa in Zimbabwe rights call S Africa has urged Zimbabwe to respect the rule of law and rights of citizens, including opposition leaders
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Defiant Tsvangirai to 'fight on'
| Mar.14 |
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Mugabe critic 'has cracked skull' Main opposition leader Tsvangirai was in intensive care with a skull fracture sustained in a violent attack in police custody
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Mugabe government warns of 'grief'
| Mar.15 |
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Mugabe tells critics to 'go hang' The authoritarian regime came under international condemnation following a violent crackdown on a gathering of opposition activists
| Mar.16 |
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Tsvangirai leaves Harare hospital Opposition leader has left hospital in a wheelchair after allegedly being beaten in police custody
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Mugabe threatens to expel envoys President has threatened to expel Western diplomats whom he accuses of supporting the political opposition
| Mar.17 |
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AU concern at Zimbabwe violence
| Mar.18 |
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Opposition aide beaten 4 representatives of main opposition party were arrested as they tried to leave the country for neighboring South Africa | |
| Mar.19 |
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Zimbabwe to expel foreign diplomats
| Mar.20 |
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Neighbors pressured over Zimbabwe
| Mar.22 |
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Report: Angolan police to Harare
| Mar.28 |
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Opposition leaders arrested  Police stormed the main opposition party's headquarters and arrested its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai. Tsvangirai was seized along with about 20 members of staff ... | |
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African leaders in Zimbabwe talks Leaders from southern African nations are in Dar es Salaam for emergency talks on the crisis in Zimbabwe
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Grandmother beaten in crackdown
| Mar.29 |
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African leaders side with Mugabe Southern African Thursday emerged from a conference calling for the lifting of all sanctions against Mugabe's government
| Mar.30 |
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Mugabe endorsed as 2008 candidate Ruling party ZANU-PF adopted a motion to hold elections in 2008 and endorsed Mugabe as its presidential candidate
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| Apr.3 |
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National strike begins The police and troops fanned out through impoverished townships on the 1st day of a 2-day strike called to protest economic hardships
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| May.9 |
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Fears of top UN role for Zimbabwe
| May.11 |
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Zimbabwe to chair major UN body Zimbabwe has been elected to head the commission on Sustainable Economic Development despite strong objections from West
| May.12 |
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Aussies pull out of Zimbabwe tour
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| Jun.22 |
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Mugabe faces pressure on currency Zimbabwe's currency plunged to new depths as the U.S. ambassador predicted galloping inflation will force Mugabe from office
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| Jul.5 |
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Bulk buy ban amid frenzy Authorities ordered businesses to stop selling basic goods in bulk to avert shortages after an price freeze triggered a frenzied buying spree | |
| Jul.9 |
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1,300 charged in pricing swoop More than 1,300 businesses have been charged and fined for defying orders to slash prices in half
| Jul.10 |
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Shelves bare as economic crisis looms
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Dissident urges world to pressure Mugabe Calling Zimbabwe's President a 'megalomaniac,' Pius Ncube says international and regional pressure must be used to resolve an economic disas...
| Jul.16 |
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Mugabe critic sued for adultery The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Bulawayo, Pius Ncube, is being sued for alleged adultery.
| Jul.24 |
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Mugabe vows to save sick economy
| Jul.31 |
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New inflation warning for Zimbabwe
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| Aug.24 |
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Bill to hit foreign firms
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| Sep.5 |
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Flour shortage warning
| Sep.11 |
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Mugabe critic quits as archbishop Bishop Ncube has resigned as the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Bulawayo, after an adultery scandal
| Sep.12 |
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Australia are shocked by Zimbabwe
| Sep.17 |
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Unity urged over crisis
| Sep.26 |
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Zimbabwe orders 'white firm grab'
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Mugabe condemns Western 'attacks'
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| Nov.20 |
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Ian Smith, Rhodesia's last PM, dies at 88  Rhodesia's last white prime minister, whose attempts to resist black rule dragged the country into isolation and civil war, died at age 88 | |
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| Dec.3 |
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Writers attack Zimbabwe omission
| Dec.6 |
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Mugabe arrives at EU-Africa talks
| Dec.8 |
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EU increases pressure on Zimbabwe
| Dec.13 |
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Mugabe to run again for Zanu-PF The governing party has endorsed 83-year-old Robert Mugabe as its candidate for next year's presidential elections
| Dec.24 |
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Hours-long lines to get scarce currency Thousands of Zimbabweans waited for hours to get currency from the banks so they could buy food and board buses for Christmas trips
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