Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe : Ownership Wrangle Breaks Out Over Telecel Stake (AllAfrica.com)

AN ownership tussle has split Telecel Zimbabwe after Telecel International announced plans to sell a disputed 11% stake in the country's second largest mobile phone operator, the Zimbabwe Independent can reveal.

Bravo, Rampaul bowl out Zimbabwe for 141 (CricInfo)

Zimbabwe's batting let them down again, as it failed to measure up to an incisive spell of bowling from Dwayne Bravo and Ravi Rampaul in conditions favourable to pace

West Indies v Zimbabwe live score (BBC News)

West Indies take on Zimbabwe in the fourth one-day international at St Vincent.

Church plans 4th trip to Zimbabwe (Owen Sound Sun Times)

Being part of a missions trip is a way to grow, both personally and in your faith, says the leader of a team planning its fourth missions trip to Zimbabwe. "It's an experience that will challenge and change you," says Barry Mutrie of Chesley.[...]

Nimble Zimbabwe judge does delicate egg dance, to the government's tune (ZWNEWS.com)

How do they stay agile enough? How do Zimbabwe's judges stay agile enough for the incredible footwork of their decisions? Whenever I read their judgments I imagine a judicial dance college offering calf-raises and compulsory choreography classes.

Zimbabwe : Sibanda Castigates Media (AllAfrica.com)

Harare — War veterans' chairman Cde Jabulani Sibanda has castigated the media for blowing petty differences within the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans' Association into a crisis.

Zimbabwe celebrates Women’s Day (The Herald)

THE National Art Gallery of Zimbabwe in collaboration with the embassies of Canada and Spain, recently held a series of arts events as part of commemorations to mark International Women’s Day.

Zimbabwe : Bhasera Wins Appeal (AllAfrica.com)

Harare — Zimbabwe international defender Onismor Bhasera has won his battle for a work permit to play in England, clearing his way to complete a three-year deal with Championship side Plymouth Argyle and ending a personal nightmare that has been unfolding for the past eight months.

Red Cross: Zimbabwe back to brink of food crisis (The Jamaica Observer)

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) -- An estimated 2.17 million Zimbabweans -- perhaps a fourth of the country's population -- are in need of food aid, the Red Cross said yesterday.

Zimbabwe : Land Reform is Common Sense (AllAfrica.com)

Zimbabwe's land issue has generated unprecedented debates both within and outside the country.

Millions in Zimbabwe face hunger woes (BigPond News)

The Red Cross has launched an urgent appeal for funding in response to a new hunger crisis in Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe to use IMF cash for overhaul: minister (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Zimbabwe's government has allocated 100 million dollars to refurbish the country's dilapidated infrastructure, part of the funds granted by the IMF last year, the finance minister said Thursday.

Windies seamers skittle Zimbabwe to take series lead (Taipei Times)

West Indies enjoyed a crushing 141-run victory over Zimbabwe to take a 2-1 lead in their five match one day series after dismissing the tourists for just 104 at Arnos Vale in St Vincent.

ZIMBABWE: Typhoid kills five people (AlertNet)

Source: IRIN Typhoid fever has killed five people in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, and 30 others were being treated for the bacterial disease, the city's health director, Stanley Mungofa, told a media briefing on 9 March 2010.

Millions in Zimbabwe face hunger crisis (Sky News Australia)

The International Red Cross has launched an urgent appeal for funding in response to a new hunger crisis in Zimbabwe.

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