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Mr Mnangagwa is the party’s first presidential candidate after former President Mugabe resigned last November.

Ms Laing will assume duty in Nigeria in November.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced the Zimbabwe elections on Wednesday.

Zimbabwe military seized power from long-time leader Robert Mugabe in a coup last November.

Mr Shamu becomes the first minister to be sacked since Mr Mnangagwa took office last November.

Parliament wants the 94-year-old speak on his 2016 declarations that the country had been deprived by mining companies

Zimbabwe joined the Commonwealth on its independence in 1980 and withdrew from the organisation in 2003.

The loan will be for up to three years and can be used for capital expenditure or working capital.

The blind voter is asking the court to compel the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to provide ballot papers in Braille

She had been chairperson of the organisation since 2015.

Zimbabwe has in recent years experienced erratic weather patterns that have left many people in need of food aid.

Doctors and nurses have also staged strikes in the past month.

Most African migrants settle in other African countries, and not in the U.S. or Europe.

An official says the nurses would be replaced by retired and unemployed staff.

The country aims to tap international capital markets by the end of the year

The strike crippled service delivery at public hospitals.

The doctors said they do not agree with the government offer.

The former president who was ousted in November by the military says Mnangagwa’s rule is “illegal”

The anti-personnel mines were planted by Rhodesian forces during the 1970s war of liberation

“... the generation currently running things, I don’t consider them real African leaders.”

The veteran politician died on Tuesday.

The opposition had battled colon cancer for years

Officials have till February to declare.

The outbreak comes at a time when neighbouring Zambia is battling a cholera outbreak that has claimed more than 67 ...

“We will ensure that Zimbabwe delivers free, credible, fair and indisputable elections.”