Tsvangirai Prioritises Health and Education
Both sectors have virtually crumbled under the weight of the economic crisis.
International Justice/ICC: Aug ‘08
IWPR probe into alleged misappropriation of donor funds puts implicated official under pressure.
Growing Tensions Over Control of Ministries
Opposition accusing Mugabe of trying to give them insignificant ministries.
Project Funds Stalled Amid Fraud Concerns
World Bank withholds further funding for development in northern Uganda as corruption investigation continues.
International Justice/ICC: Aug ‘08
Series of probing reports expose problems facing development work in northern Uganda.
Zimbabwe: Aug ‘08
IWPR story chronicling fears of water-borne diseases in Bulawayo receives important accolade.
Power Shortages Hit Water Supply
Bulawayo residents forced to endure unsanitary conditions due to continued electricity rationing.
Journalists Call for Media Deregulation
Media workers hope MDC inclusion in government will usher in new era of freedom of expression in country.
Harare Rivals in New Standoff
Dispute over ministerial posts threatens to sink power-sharing deal, just days after it was signed.
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