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Zimbabwe Cricket Team's Return From India Delayed After T20 World Cup Amid Middle East Crisis
The Zimbabwe cricket team's return home from India after a successful T20 World Cup 2026 has been delayed because of the air travel disruptions caused by the crisis in the Middle East.
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Noon Deadline Looms For Defiant Mugabe As Zimbabwe Crisis Deepens
Robert Mugabe faced the threat of impeachment by his own party Monday, after his shock insistence he still holds power despite a military takeover and a noon deadline to end his 37-year autocratic rule.
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Zimbabwe: Developments Since The Military Takeover
Here is a timeline of the developing political crisis in Zimbabwe, where the country's 93-year-old president, Robert Mugabe, insists he is still in power despite a military takeover and a rising clamour for him to quit.
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Zimbabwe's Ruling Party Wants Robert Mugabe To Step Down, Set To March
President Robert Mugabe's own ruling ZANU-PF party wants him to step down and plans to hold a rally in Zimbabwe's capital Harare today to make the point.
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Indians In Zimbabwe Safe, Says Embassy After Military Puts Robert Mugabe On Lockdown
The Indian community in Zimbabwe is safe, the Indian mission in Harare said today after unrest in the country triggered speculation of a coup.
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Robert Mugabe Back In Zimbabwe After Overseas Absence, Health Fears
Zimbabwe's 92-year-old President Robert Mugabe has arrived home after an overseas absence that led to concerns over a health crisis, with witnesses saying he joked about the latest rumors of his death.
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Parched Zimbabwe Faces Dire Water Shortages As New Dry Season Nears
The only dam in this small-scale farming community in eastern Zimbabwe used to provide water for both people and cattle. Now, dried to a dirty puddle, it is a source of competition rather than refreshment.
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Ahead of Pakistan's series, Zimbabwe move on from crisis to cricket
The month-long tour will see the two sides face off in two Twenty20 matches, three one-day internationals and two Tests, but Zimbabwe's preparations were thrown into disarray last week when the players refused to train after negotiations over unpaid salaries and future contracts broke down.
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Vote chaos plunges Zimbabwe back into crisis
Zimbabwe's disputed election has plunged the country back into a deep political crisis and could open the way for decades more of autocratic rule.
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Sri Lanka minister blasts cricket team
Sri Lanka's sports minister on Monday blasted the national cricket team's recent performances, saying the side was riven by politics and in "crisis".
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Zimbabwe Cricket Team's Return From India Delayed After T20 World Cup Amid Middle East Crisis
The Zimbabwe cricket team's return home from India after a successful T20 World Cup 2026 has been delayed because of the air travel disruptions caused by the crisis in the Middle East.
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Noon Deadline Looms For Defiant Mugabe As Zimbabwe Crisis Deepens
Robert Mugabe faced the threat of impeachment by his own party Monday, after his shock insistence he still holds power despite a military takeover and a noon deadline to end his 37-year autocratic rule.
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Zimbabwe: Developments Since The Military Takeover
Here is a timeline of the developing political crisis in Zimbabwe, where the country's 93-year-old president, Robert Mugabe, insists he is still in power despite a military takeover and a rising clamour for him to quit.
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Zimbabwe's Ruling Party Wants Robert Mugabe To Step Down, Set To March
President Robert Mugabe's own ruling ZANU-PF party wants him to step down and plans to hold a rally in Zimbabwe's capital Harare today to make the point.
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Indians In Zimbabwe Safe, Says Embassy After Military Puts Robert Mugabe On Lockdown
The Indian community in Zimbabwe is safe, the Indian mission in Harare said today after unrest in the country triggered speculation of a coup.
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Robert Mugabe Back In Zimbabwe After Overseas Absence, Health Fears
Zimbabwe's 92-year-old President Robert Mugabe has arrived home after an overseas absence that led to concerns over a health crisis, with witnesses saying he joked about the latest rumors of his death.
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Parched Zimbabwe Faces Dire Water Shortages As New Dry Season Nears
The only dam in this small-scale farming community in eastern Zimbabwe used to provide water for both people and cattle. Now, dried to a dirty puddle, it is a source of competition rather than refreshment.
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Ahead of Pakistan's series, Zimbabwe move on from crisis to cricket
The month-long tour will see the two sides face off in two Twenty20 matches, three one-day internationals and two Tests, but Zimbabwe's preparations were thrown into disarray last week when the players refused to train after negotiations over unpaid salaries and future contracts broke down.
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Vote chaos plunges Zimbabwe back into crisis
Zimbabwe's disputed election has plunged the country back into a deep political crisis and could open the way for decades more of autocratic rule.
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Sri Lanka minister blasts cricket team
Sri Lanka's sports minister on Monday blasted the national cricket team's recent performances, saying the side was riven by politics and in "crisis".
