Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's president has condemned the continentwide Africa Union for recognizing Libya's National Transitional Council at a recent summit, state radio reported Wednesday.
Five Zimbabwe banks risk closureZimbabwe's central bank said on Wednesday it has given five undercapitalised banks two weeks to raise cash or face closure, after several banks were forced to shut because of the economic crisis.
Zimbabwe players in Asia match-fixing suspendedZimbabwe football authorities have suspended from the national team some players implicated in a 2009 match-fixing scam in Asia, an official said Tuesday.
Zimbabwe suspend 80 players for alleged match-fixingThe Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has suspended 80 players, including the core of the national team, on suspicion of being linked to a match-fixing scandal involving Asian betting syndicates, state media reported on Wednesday.
Zimbabwe treats more than 1,500 typhoid casesZimbabwe is reporting up to 50 cases of typhoid per day and has treated more than 1,500 people in an outbreak blamed on poor water and sanitation facilities, the health minister said Tuesday.
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Zimbabwe unions appeal to political leaders in pay deadlockPublic servants' unions in Zimbabwe said Tuesday they would ask leaders of the country's power-sharing government to intervene in their ongoing strike to double basic wages.
Zimbabwe aims for respectability in NZ testZimbabwe will approach its one-off test against New Zealand from Thursday keenly aware that every international match it plays strengthens or loosens its foothold in world cricket after a long and sometimes bitter exile. The years that Zimbabwe spent on the sidelines of world cricket -- a consequence of dismal results and domestic political volatility -- ended in August when they beat Bangladesh ...
Zimbabwe suspends 80 players in alleged scandalThe Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has suspended 80 players, including the core of the national team, on suspicion of being linked to a match-fixing scandal involving Asian betting syndicates, state media reported on Wednesday.
Zimbabwe's president slams African leaders over Libya, calls some "fronts" for the WestHARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Zimbabwe's president has condemned the continentwide Africa Union for recognizing Libya's National Transitional Council at a recent summit, state radio reported Wednesday.
