Zimbabwean prez 'unwell', in Singapore hospital

Zimbabwean prez 'unwell', in Singapore hospital Durban: President Robert Mugabe, who has ruled Zimbabwe with an iron fist since its independence from Britain in 1980, is battling for his life with an undisclosed illness at a hospital in Singapore, media reports said. The 88-year-old dictator is undergoing intensive treatment in Asia, an unnamed senior official of his ZANU-PF party was quoted as saying by 'The Zimbabwe Mail' newspaper. Mugabe, who underwent several bouts of therapy in...
03:45 PM, Apr 10, 2012

WikiLeaks backers bring down Zimbabwe sites

WikiLeaks backers bring down Zimbabwe sites London: Cyber activists say they have brought down Zimbabwean government websites after the president's wife sued a newspaper for publishing a WikiLeaks cable linking her with illicit diamond trading. President Robert Mugabe's wife Grace is suing a private newspaper for $15 million for publishing details from US cables on WikiLeaks saying she gained "tremendous profits" from illicit diamonds. The activists, acting under the name Anonymous, said in a statement on...
12:38 PM, Dec 31, 2010

International community wants end to Mugabe's misrule

International community wants end to Mugabe's misrule Rice said action needed to be taken over political unrest, health problems. ...
01:49 PM, Dec 22, 2008

Mugabe says Zimbabwe for Zimbabweans, not British

Mugabe says Zimbabwe for Zimbabweans, not British Argument rages over who should run the country. ...
10:00 AM, Dec 21, 2008

Zimbabwe's rival parties agree on unity government

Zimbabwe's rival parties agree on unity government A month-long standoff between Zimbabwe's political parties ended. ...
01:41 PM, Oct 17, 2008

Zimbabwe's power-sharing talks adjourned

Zimbabwe's power-sharing talks adjourned Power-sharing talks ended with an agreement on Tuesday. ...
01:13 PM, Oct 16, 2008

Zimbabwe prez, opposition leader sign power-sharing deal

Zimbabwe prez, opposition leader sign power-sharing deal The deal was aimed at ending the political crisis. ...
10:29 AM, Jul 22, 2008

US and Britain face opposition on Zimbabwe sanctions

US and Britain face opposition on Zimbabwe sanctions Russia, China and Vietnam are opposed to sanctions. ...
08:33 AM, Jul 09, 2008

Zimbabwe poll: Prison officer reports ballot tampering

Zimbabwe poll: Prison officer reports ballot tampering Observers have claimed that the June 27 runoff was not free and fair. ...
11:58 AM, Jul 06, 2008

Britain strips Mugabe of his knighthood

Britain strips Mugabe of his knighthood The action was taken as a "mark of revulsion" against Mugabe's regime. ...
12:37 AM, Jun 26, 2008

Mugabe wins re-election after opposition pulls out

Mugabe wins re-election after opposition pulls out Zimbabwe opposition candidate Morgan Tsvangirai backed out of the presidential runoff. ...
08:42 AM, Jun 23, 2008

Mugabe warns people as poltical turmoil deepens

Mugabe warns people as poltical turmoil deepens Mugabe issued a dire warning against the opposition Movement for Democratic Change. ...
09:42 AM, Jun 15, 2008

Opposition declares victory, Mugabe under pressure to quit

Opposition declares victory, Mugabe under pressure to quit Melbourne: Former India coach Greg Chappell has strongly advocated the use of the Decision Review System (DRS) in all bilateral Test series, saying technology helps in reducing mistakes. The issue of absence of DRS hotted up after Mike Hussey and Ed Cowan were controversially dismissed on the opening day of the first Test between India and Australia on Monday. The BCCI is the only cricket Board which is against the...
11:08 PM, Apr 03, 2008

Zimbabwe opposition claims win in presidential polls

Zimbabwe opposition claims win in presidential polls Melbourne: Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Saturday said injury-prone pacers Zaheer Khan and Ishant Sharma are expected to be fit for the first Test against Australia and precautions have been taken to ensure that they don't break down in the middle of the series. We've missed Zaheer quite a few times in the past. We did give them (Zaheer and Ishant) some time off; they bowled in the practice...
01:10 AM, Apr 03, 2008

Zimbabwe: Opposition, govt deny deal with each other

Zimbabwe: Opposition, govt deny deal with each other Melbourne: Former Test captain Mark Taylor feels that either Ricky Ponting or Mike Hussey must make way for young allrounder Dan Christian or recovering batsman Shaun Marsh in the top six for the Boxing Day Test against India starting on Monday. Taylor, however, does not believe that dropping one of the ageing batsmen would necessarily end his career. Chief selector John Inveriarity had indicated that Christian and Marsh are competing...
02:38 PM, Apr 02, 2008
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