“Gukurahundi” Ethical Hackers shut Mugabe’s Mouthpiece Down on Web; YES
                   
badgals-radio.com: Man reads the Zimbabwean State owned daily newspaper, The Herald, in Harare, Zimbabwe, May, 3, 2008. badgals-radio.com
badgals-radio.com     May 14, 2008            

BBC NEWS | Africa | Hackers shut Zimbabwe website Hackers shut Zimbabwe website The website has been closed since Saturday Computer hackers have attacked the website of Zimbabwe’s state-owned Herald newspaper. The website has been shut down since Saturday. Visitors to the site are being... [read full story]                    


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S.Africa's Mbeki expected in Zimbabwe for mediation

reuters.com     2 hrs ago   41 related          

By Cris Chinaka HARARE (Reuters) - South African President Thabo Mbeki is expected in Harare on Monday to continue mediation efforts to break a deadlock in power-sharing talks, a Zimbabwean official said on Friday. Hopes...                    

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Zimbabwe: Zimbabweans Abandon Offices for Streets

allafrica.com     5 hrs ago   1 related          

Cyprian Mangwiro sits outside Macs Supermarket at Parktown Shopping Centre in the low-density suburb of Waterfalls in, Harare and waves expansively at the three rows of bread that surrounds his makeshift shop, fashioned...                    

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Mbeki's Office Says Talks Will Resume in Zimbabwe

nysun.com     9 hrs ago          

Talks to resolve a dispute between President Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front and the Movement for Democratic Change will resume, South African President Mbeki's office said, denying reports he...                    

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MUGABE MAKES IT RAIN ON ZIMBABWE OLYMPIANS: Leader gives $148,000 to athletes; the biggest chunk...

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*Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe gave out $148,000 to the nation's Olympic athletes, with $100,000 alone having gone to world record-holding swimmer Kirsty Coventry. The government-controlled Herald newspaper reported...                    

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