Zim gets diamond pass
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Zimbabwe has escaped suspension from the Kimberley Process over blood diamond allegations.
Tsvangirai ends boycott
Zimbabwe's PM Morgan Tsvangirai has called off a boycott of the fragile unity government.
Sadc leaders meet on Zim
Sadc leaders are to meet in Maputo for a summit aimed at reviving Zimbabwe's unity government.
In defence of Prof Jansen
Rebekah Kendal has come out in defence of Professor Jonathan Jansen over the Reitz saga.
'Shut up and grow up'
The ANCYL's latest bout of hate speech has left iafrica reader Andrew de Pomeroy-Legg fuming.
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Under our political skins
Ryan Bubear says South Africans must realise political allegiance shouldn't be based on race.
Political deathmatch!
The Point brings you the first of many political deathmatches: Fikile Mbalula vs Kader Asmal.» FOCUS ON ZIMBABWE
Court backs MDC lawmaker
An MDC lawmaker has been cleared of charges of stealing a mobile phone from a war veteran.
Zim 'abductors' flee
Armed men didn't bargain on a delayed flight when they came looking for a rights activist.
Mugabe, Tsvangirai to meet
African mediators are set to meet with President Robert Mugabe and PM Morgan Tsvangirai.
Zim 'not out of hand'
The political impasse in Zimbabwe is not out of control, insists DRC president Joseph Kabila.
Zim govt 'doesn't work'
A torture expert says his expulsion from Zimbabwe shows the unity government "doesn't function".
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China pledges $10-billion
Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao pledged to give Africa $10 billion in loans.
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Motshekga’s son arrested
A man claiming to be the Basic Education Minister’s son was arrested for drunken driving.
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Sex, lies and videotapes
The Point reckons the profits from Joost's sordid tale of depravity should be nationalised.
Taiwan embraces death
David Tseng's funeral is virtually indistinguishable from any other; except he is still alive.
