"We're not worried by their extension. It's a continuation of the struggle, just like the liberation struggle. We are our own liberators. Why should we worry?"
Harare - President Robert Mugabe said on 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
Harare - Lawyers for Zimbabwe politician Roy Bennett disputed on Wednesday the evidence of a State witness backing up e-mails linking Bennett to a terrorism plot, saying he was not suitably qualified to declare their authenticity.
Harare - Zimbabwe's ailing tourist industry is hoping to restore its health by luring South African holidaymakers eager to escape the football madness of the World Cup
Harare - When any section of the Zimbabwe civil service goes on strike, the usual retort from the long-suffering public is: "How do you tell the difference?"
Harare - Zimbabwe has released three Botswanan game rangers who strayed across its borders while tracking wild animals, causing a diplomatic stand-off between the two countries, media reported on Wednesday.
The Hawks interviewed kwaito star Mandoza about an asset fraud investigation on Tuesday, a spokesman has said. 
Harare - When any section of the Zimbabwe civil service goes on strike, the usual retort from the long-suffering public is: "How do you tell the difference?"