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Interview with Christopher Mlalazi - Conversations with Writers -
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War vets / civic society clash over Constitution - Radio VOP -
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Parents should not pay incentives to teachers - Zimbabwe High Schools Students Union (ZIHISSU) - Read more

WOZA and MOZA take to the streets of Bulawayo to demand real schools with real teachers - WOZA - Read more

World Press Freedom Index 2009: Madagascar and Gabon fall, Horn sinks deeper, Zimbabwe improves - RSF - Read more

State of the Media Report 2009 - MISA-Zimbabwe - Read more

Christmas then, Diaspora now and mutilation of family ties - Capulet Chakupeta - Read more

The relationship between NGOs and the state in Zimbabwe - English summary - Hussein Nosair - Read more

Zimbabwean migration into Southern Africa: new trends and responses - FSMP - Read more

Three Year Macro-Economic Policy & Budget Framework (STERP II) - Ministry of Finance - Read more

Report on politically motivated human rights & food related violations September/October 2009 - ZPP - Read more

Statement on national healing process - Build a Better Youth Zimbabwe - Read more

GNU should rid local authorities of corruption - Centre for Community Development in Zimbabwe (CCDZ) - Read more

New constitution must end Bambazonke mindset - Ndabezinhle Ndlovu - Read more

Can youth take control and be responsible in national healing? -
PENYA - Read more

SCMZ intensifies peacebuilding initiative: Young people as agents of peace - SCMZ - Read more

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The struggle to unseat tyranny is not about ‘rented’ college students doing street push-ups, old women and lactating mothers sacrificed on the altar of fiery fury of the dragon, merely to score political points. This is a narrow view of resistance, for there are more like us who find pride in pounding tyranny from the keyboard. Read more from Rejoice Ngwenya

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