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18 Apr 2008
 
 
British reporter expelled from Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWE
A British journalist was deported from Zimbabwe on Thursday after being detained for eight nights and fined 20 billion Zimbabwe dollars (about $250), his newspaper said. Jonathan Clayton, a...
 
 
21 Jan 2008
 
New notes fail to dent Zimbabwe cash shortages
ZIMBABWE
Zimbabwe's central bank introduced new higher value banknotes on Friday which however failed to ease a cash shortage which has kept commercial banks busy with long queues of desperate...
 
 
20 Sep 2006
 
Zimbabwe running out of bread as government intervenes on price
News
Zimbabwe, which has the world's highest inflation rate, faces a bread shortage after the government ordered bakers to lower their prices and wheat supplies declined.
 
 
13 Jan 2004
 
Zim forex auctions knocks down ‘official rates’
News
The Zimbabwe dollar bucked its official exchange rate with the US greenback and edged closer to prevailing parallel market rates yesterday, on the opening day of a controlled auction system for...
 
 
08 Jan 2004
 
Zim banking crisis mounts
News
Prices of some commodities, particularly furniture and electrical goods, have started dropping drastically in Zimbabwe, but a crisis in the banking sector continues to hound depositors.
 
 
10 Nov 2003
 
Zim police launch crackdown on illegal forex traders
News
Zimbabwe police have launched a massive crackdown on illegal traders in the second city of Bulawayo in the face of chronic foreign currency shortages, a newspaper reported yesterday.
 
 
30 Oct 2003
 
Court remands arrested Zim media chiefs
News
A Zimbabwean magistrate's court yesterday placed four directors of the independent newspaper the Daily News on remand, quashing a defense bid to have the charges against them dropped.
 
 
Zim media chiefs face contempt of court charges
News
Legal wrangling over Zimbabwe's Daily News, a harsh critic of the government of President Robert Mugabe, continued yesterday as four directors facing contempt of court charges were released on...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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