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Zimbabwe: NetOne CEO's Lawyers Demand His Release, Blame 'Boardroom Politics' for Arrest

Africa · Harare

Zimbabwe: NetOne CEO's Lawyers Demand His Release, Blame 'Boardroom Politics' for Arrest

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Lawyers representing NetOne CEO Raphael Mushanawani have written to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) demanding his immediate release, insisting their client is the victim of a calculated power grab within the organisation.See the Story

Zimbabwe: Intersex Persons Drag Government to Court in Historic Rights Case

Africa · Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe: Intersex Persons Drag Government to Court in Historic Rights Case

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

For the first time in Zimbabwe's history, intersex persons have taken the government to court, demanding legal recognition of their rights and "protection from decades of systemic exclusion."See the Story

Schoolgirl, 13, Mauled to Death by Vicious Dogs in Nyabira

Nyabira · Nyabira

Schoolgirl, 13, Mauled to Death by Vicious Dogs in Nyabira

Police say dogs were allowed to roam freely from Nyabira farm before tragic attack on 13-year-old girl HARARE – A 13-year-old schoolgirl was killed by three vicious dogs in Nyabira, Mashonaland West, this week, prompting police to launch an investigation and arrest the animals’ owner. The victim, identified as Caroline Chari, was attacked on September 29 while walking home from school with four friends at St Mannocks Farm. According to police, …See the Story

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