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Zimbabwe

ANOTHER LAND REFORM

Faced with an increase in wildcat sit-ins by poor Black farm workers on land owned by Whites in several regions, [...]

Subscribers only 04.07.1998

HORNS OF A DILEMMA

Desperate to obtain the farmland that head of state Robert Mugabe last November promised he would give them, some 4,000 [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.1998

MICHEL ROQUEJOFFRE

Demining in Southern Africa is part of the sectors which [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.1998

TUTU ON VIDEO

Invited to participate in an international conference on small arms [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.1998

BHP ENVISAGES PULLOUT

There are new signs that BHP could pull out of Hartley Platinum – the idea was already raised last year [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.06.1998

THE PRIORITIES OF ZESA

The brusque (although momentary) devaluation of Zimbabwe's dollar in November 1997 led the management of Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

KUMBIRAI KANGAI

Zimbabwe's agriculture minister announced on June 18 the postponement of [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

PEUGEOT SUCCESS-STORY

The informative meeting on Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe organized by Centre Français du Commerce Extérieur (CFCE, French foreign trade agency) [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

ROBERT E. RUBIN

The US Secretary of the Treasury will carry out a [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

DE BEERS SCOOPS UP EVERYTHING

The assets of the Canadian company Redaurum in South Africa, Angola and the United States are to be folded into [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.06.1998

GERALD CHIHOTA

The University of Zimbabwe Students Union has mandated one of [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

SOMBRE SOCIAL SCENE

The Public Service Association, a Zimbabwean civil servants' trade union, called on May 26 for salary increases of 30 percent [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

FOCUS ON ZIMBABWE, ZAMBIA AND MALAWI

The Centre Français du Commerce Exterieur will stage a conference [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.05.1998

IMF SETS DECISION FOR JUNE

The International Monetary Fund management committee meeting which was due to debate a possible loan of US$176 million for Zimbabwe [...]

Subscribers only 23.05.1998

FRENCH LOANS

Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and its subsidiary for private sector loans Proparco are to authorize nearly FFr.300 million in [...]

Subscribers only 23.05.1998

HUANG GUIFANG

The People's Republic of China's new ambassador to Tanzania, Huang Guifang, is a career diplomat. Born in Fujian Province in [...]

Subscribers only 23.05.1998

TINY ROWLAND

Millionaire British businessman (and former head of the Lonrho group) [...]

Subscribers only 23.05.1998

MAPUTO-WALVIS BAY CORRIDOR

Namibian head of state Sam Nujoma and foreign minister Theo Ben Guirab last week undertook two lightning visits, to Luanda [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

LEONARD TSUMBA

After serving a first term as governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Leonard Tsumba has been re-appointed to the [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

TRIO D'OUTSIDERS

Under this title, the parastatal Centre Français du Commerce Extérieur [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

EU CONFERENCE

Following a proposal by European Commissioner (external relations with ACP [...]

Subscribers only 16.05.1998

MORE HITCHES ON HARTLEY

AEM has learned from two separate financial sources that there's now a serious chance Delta Gold will pull out of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.05.1998

REGIONAL POWER FAILURE AFTER INCIDENT ON MOZAMBIQUE-ZIMBABWE LINE

Zimbabwe, Botswana and Zambia all suffered power cuts for several [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.05.1998

DELTA CHAMPING AT THE BIT

Australia's Delta Gold is becoming increasingly frustrated at the progress on the Hartley platinum project. In a barely concealed attack [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.04.1998

TOBACCO PRICES DROPPING

If tobacco prices at auction sales stay at the present low level, Zimbabwe is going to find revenue from tobacco [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1998

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Zimbabwe

ANOTHER LAND REFORM

HORNS OF A DILEMMA

MICHEL ROQUEJOFFRE

TUTU ON VIDEO

BHP ENVISAGES PULLOUT

THE PRIORITIES OF ZESA

KUMBIRAI KANGAI

PEUGEOT SUCCESS-STORY

ROBERT E. RUBIN

DE BEERS SCOOPS UP EVERYTHING

GERALD CHIHOTA

SOMBRE SOCIAL SCENE

FOCUS ON ZIMBABWE, ZAMBIA AND MALAWI

IMF SETS DECISION FOR JUNE

FRENCH LOANS

HUANG GUIFANG

TINY ROWLAND

MAPUTO-WALVIS BAY CORRIDOR

LEONARD TSUMBA

TRIO D'OUTSIDERS

EU CONFERENCE

MORE HITCHES ON HARTLEY

REGIONAL POWER FAILURE AFTER INCIDENT ON MOZAMBIQUE-ZIMBABWE LINE

DELTA CHAMPING AT THE BIT

TOBACCO PRICES DROPPING

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Zimbabwe

ANOTHER LAND REFORM

HORNS OF A DILEMMA

MICHEL ROQUEJOFFRE

TUTU ON VIDEO

BHP ENVISAGES PULLOUT

THE PRIORITIES OF ZESA

KUMBIRAI KANGAI

PEUGEOT SUCCESS-STORY

ROBERT E. RUBIN

DE BEERS SCOOPS UP EVERYTHING

GERALD CHIHOTA

SOMBRE SOCIAL SCENE

FOCUS ON ZIMBABWE, ZAMBIA AND MALAWI

IMF SETS DECISION FOR JUNE

FRENCH LOANS

HUANG GUIFANG

TINY ROWLAND

MAPUTO-WALVIS BAY CORRIDOR

LEONARD TSUMBA

TRIO D'OUTSIDERS

EU CONFERENCE

MORE HITCHES ON HARTLEY

REGIONAL POWER FAILURE AFTER INCIDENT ON MOZAMBIQUE-ZIMBABWE LINE

DELTA CHAMPING AT THE BIT

TOBACCO PRICES DROPPING

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Indigo Publications' websites