Zimbabwe's high court on Tuesday threw out a bid by an ally of President Robert Mugabe to nullify the election of the speaker of parliament from rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's party.
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Prof Moyo's bid to topple parly speaker, foiled
Britain firm on sanctions imposed on ZANU-PF cronies
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Thursday insisted that Zimbabwe should make more progress before sanctions can be lifted, resisting pressure from South African President Jacob Zuma.
Mugabe: Nothing wrong in taking over white owned firms
Mugabe has defended new rules to give locals a majority shareholding in corporations as the Zimbabwean President celebrated his 86th birthday with a $US300,00 ($335,000) party in a country beset by poverty and a life expectancy of 44.
Bennett Trail Update: Email evidence disputed
Lawyers for Zimbabwe politician Roy Bennett disputed on Wednesday a state witness' evidence backing up emails linking Bennett to a terrorism plot, saying he was not suitably qualified to declare their authenticity.
"Sanctions must go," ZANU-PF leader pleads
President Robert Mugabe said Wednesday that he and his partners in Zimbabwe's unity government agreed that "sanctions must go", a day after the European Union extended its restrictions on the country.
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