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Zimbabwe is located on a high plateau in South Central Africa between the Limpopo and Zambezi rivers. It is landlocked with 390 757 square kilometres. The country shares borders with five countries, Zambia to the North and North West, South Africa to the South, Mozambique to the East and North East, Botswana to the west and south west, as well as with Namibia on the Caprivi Strip
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President of the Republic of Zimbabwe,His Excellency, Cde R.G.Mugabe
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| GPA talks resume today |
| THE Sadc facilitation team appointed by South African President Jacob Zuma to assist in negotiations between parties to the Global Political Agreement is expected to meet the negotiators today ahead of the resumption of talks this evening.<<Read More>> |
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| Britain to back Zim at IMF |
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BRITAIN, the prime mover of financial sanctions against Zimbabwe, will now support the restoration of Zimbabwe’s voting rights in the International Monetary Fund.<<Read More>>
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| Legislator gets death threats |
| ZANU-PF House of Assembly Member for Chakari Cde Zacharia Ziyambi has received death threats from suspected MDC-T legislators following the successful adoption of a notice to move a motion denouncing the illegal economic sanctions on Thursday.<<Read More>> |
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Information for Travellers
This gives a detailed information to potential visitors to Zimbabwe with information on the immigration requirements as well as the laws of Zimbabwe and the state of the transport sectors. Information to expect under this is on
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Tourism
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Transport and Communications
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| Environment & Natural Resources |
Law & Justice |
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| Health & Safety |
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Information for Citizens
This gives details on all relevant information pertaining to citizens of this country. This among other things provides information on the country's
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RBZ gets custody of Chiadzwa diamonds
THE Supreme Court has ordered that all diamonds extracted from African Consolidated Resources claims in Chiadzwa since 2007 be surrendered to the Reserve Bank of Zimba-bwe for safekeeping. <<Read More>> |
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| Govt gets support for Beam |
| THE Government has received support to restore the Basic Education Assistance Module, which will see close to 700 000 underprivileged children access education this year. <<Read More>> |
| Afrikaans rappers take Internet by storm |
| JOHANNESBURG. A South African Afrikaans rap group has taken the Internet by storm with explicit in-your-face lyrics, provocative performances and using cyber-space to promote their music.<<Read More>> |
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| Teens lose interest in blogging — study |
| LOS ANGELES. Blogging by teenagers and young adults has dropped by half over the past three years as they turn instead to texting and social networking sites such as Facebook, a new study shows. <<Read More>> |
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| Tswana group to perform at Nama |
| Culture Spear, a music and dance group from Botswana, will be showcased at this year’s National Arts Merit Awards on February 20 at the 7 Arts Theatre.<<Read More>> |
| CAPS Utd crush Dynamos |
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CAPS United .....................................................(0) 3 Dynamos ..................................................................0 CAPS United capped a fine weekend outing by winning the four-team Africa Safari Challenge soccer tournament when they beat their old enemies Dynamos in the final at Rufaro Stadium yesterday.<<Read More>>
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| Peter opens up on life |
| AFTER two decades as a player, former Zimbabwe captain Peter Ndlovu has seen enough in the jungles of European and African football and believes it is time for upcoming players to learn from the good, the bad and the ugly that his generation may have come across in the sport. <<Read More>> |
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| Four-way derby kicks off |
| THE battle for bragging rights for the capital explodes at Rufaro this afternoon when Premiership champions Gunners, Dynamos, CAPS United and Banc ABC Sup8r winners Lengthens clash in a high-profile four-team tournament that presents fans with a football fiesta. <<Read More>> |
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2009 better year for workers
2009 has come and gone, but despite the improvement in the economy, salaries for workers remain low. <<Read More>>
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Climate
Zimbabwe generally enjoys warm weather all year round with minimum and maximum temperatures ranging between 5 and 39 degrees Celsius experiencing low temperatures between April and July. August, September and October are generally hotter leading to the onset of the rainy season in November. On higher ground, the eastern part of the country, the eastern highlands generally enjoys low temperatures while the Lowveld in the south east and other low lying areas experience higher temperatures especially in October
Today's Tempretures in °C
| Town |
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Min |
| Harare |
15 |
24 |
| Bulawayo |
13 |
20 |
| Mutare |
10 |
21 |
| Masvingo |
15 |
21 |
| Gweru |
12 |
21 |
| Kadoma |
16 |
23 |
| Kwekwe |
15 |
22 |
Information courtesy of Zimbabwe Meteorological Services Department http://www.weather.co.zw
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