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'Mugabe re-election is non-negatiable'
Zimbabwe's ruling party has resolved that President Robert Mugabe's controversial re-election is a "non-negotiable" issue in ongoing talks with the opposition in South Africa, state media said on Friday.
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'Abuse must end for talks to be successful'
By Robert Evans Geneva - Violence and human rights abuses must end in Zimbabwe if talks on a power-sharing pact between government and opposition are to have any chance of success, a coalition of world ...
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Zimbabwe ruling ZANU-PF: figure to lead unity govt must be Mugabe
Zimbabwe ruling ZANU-PF has said figure to lead a unity government in the country must be President Robert Mugabe, state media the herald reported on Friday.
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EU, South Africa Haggle Over Zimbabwe at First Summit
South Africa and the European Union Friday, July 25 began their first ever summit in the French city of Bordeaux with Pretoria set to defend and jealously guard its mediating role in Zimbabwe.
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Evicted tenants still moving belongings
Scores of tenants who survived a fire which raged through a Pretoria block of flats on Tuesday were today still removing their belongings from the condemned building.
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Zimbabweans start crisis talks
Senior negotiators from Zimbabwe's main opposition MDC and the ruling Zanu-PF party began talks yesterday and a report indicated they were close to reaching a deal on forming a unity government.
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'SA's quiet diplomacy in Zim not right'
Half of adults living in South Africa's metropolitan areas do not feel that "quiet diplomacy" was the correct way to handle the crisis in Zimbabwe, according to a survey released on Friday.
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Ruling party says Mugabe must lead unity government
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's ruling party will not accept a power-sharing deal that fails to recognise his re-election or seeks to reverse his land reform programme, a state-owned newspaper said on ...
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South Africa and the European Union on Friday began their first-ever summit in the French city of Bordeaux, with South Africa set to defend its role as mediator in the Zimbabwean political crisis.
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South Africa and the European Union on Friday wrapped up a landmark summit with Brussels solidly backing Pretoria's mediating role in Zimbabwe as the only way of ending ruinous political chaos.
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Motata: Court rules on cellphone recordings
Five cellphone recordings taken on the night of an alleged drunken driving accident involving Pretoria High Court Judge Nkola Motata are admissible as evidence, the Johannesburg magistrate's court ruled on ...
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By Alex Eliseev ATM bombers have taken their hunt for cash to new levels, wounding three police officers and a security guard in one of the bloodiest weeks since the attacks began.
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SA's GM spud awaits commercial approval
Africa's first locally developed genetically modified crop has finished its field trials and is now before an interdepartmental committee that will decide whether it can go on South African markets.
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Zimbabwe crisis talks begin in South Africa
Talks began in earnest yesterday on resolving Zimbabwe's political crisis after President Robert Mugabe gave his senior lieutenants the final go-ahead to negotiate power-sharing with the opposition.
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Head start for ZANU-PF in talks
NEGOTIATIONS on a power-sharing arrangement to end Zimbabwe's eight-year old political crisis begin in South Africa today between President Robert Mugabe's ZANU-PF and the Movement for Democratic Change amid ...
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ZANU-PF firms, scribes put on sanctions
THE European Union this week included two journalists from State-owned newspapers on its targeted sanctions list as it widened the restrictions to cover 37 more individuals and four companies.
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ANC chief 'shocked' by white poverty
Poverty is one of the biggest challenges that faces the majority of South Africans and it does not discriminate along racial lines, ANC president Jacob Zuma said yesterday.
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3 ambassadors present credentials to President
... Lemine Selmane makes history by becoming Mauritania's first envoy to Zimbabwe. He would be based in Pretoria, South Africa. In an interview with journalists after presenting his credentials, Ambassador Selmane pledged to establish cordial relations ...
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Zimbabwe talks focus on power sharing structure
Formal talks between Zanu-PF and the Movement for Democratic Change began in Pretoria yesterday, and were expected to focus on the structure of a power-sharing government for Zimbabwe.
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Stratton may get to speak in extradition case
South Africa's highest court has given alleged Fidentia mastermind Steven Goodwin the right to be heard in a landmark extradition case - but refused that same right to Brett Kebble's alleged murder mastermind.
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