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Mugabe tells critics to 'go hang' Opposition aide beaten Arms depot blast kills 93 Opposition leaders arrested   Police stormed the main opposition party's headquarters and arrested its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai African leaders side with Mugabe Zimbabwe to chair major UN body Bulk buy ban amid frenzy  Authorities ordered businesses to stop selling basic goods in bulk to avert shortages after an price freeze triggered a frenzied buying spree Mugabe critic sued for adultery Mugabe critic quits as archbishop Giant Soweto shopping mall opens Carter, Tutu visit Darfur to promote peace 3,200 workers trapped in gold mine   Power has been restored to a gold mine, and some of the more than 3,200 miners inside are beginning to return to the surface Miners being pulled from underground All gold miners freed from mine South Africa win Rugby World Cup Ex-President Chissano wins prize Ian Smith, Rhodesia's last PM, dies at 88 Mugabe to run again for Zanu-PF Zuma elected ANC president Mbeki to serve out presidency Hours-long lines to get scarce currency   New charges for Zuma  The prosecutors have brought corruption charges against Jacob Zuma, who was elected leader of the governing African National Congress


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February 2007 ... more > Top ^

Feb.3  Els grabs Dubai lead
Feb.9  South Africa readies Tambo funeral
Feb.12  Floods leave thousands homeless


March 2007 ... more > Top ^

Mar.11
Mar.12  
  Top opposition leaders were assaulted by police who broke up a prayer meeting planned to protest government policies
 Morgan Tsvangirai, the leader of Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), is in a bad state after being beaten by police in custody
Mar.13 Opposition leader taken to hospital
S Africa in Zimbabwe rights call  Defiant Tsvangirai to 'fight on' Mar.14 Mugabe critic 'has cracked skull'  Mugabe government warns of 'grief' Mar.15     Mugabe tells critics to 'go hang'  The authoritarian regime came under international condemnation following a violent crackdown on a gathering of opposition activists Mar.16 Tsvangirai leaves Harare hospital Mugabe threatens to expel envoys  Gibbs flays six sixes in one over Mar.17  AU concern at Zimbabwe violence Mar.18   Opposition aide beaten  4 representatives of main opposition party were arrested as they tried to leave the country for neighboring South Africa Mar.19  Zimbabwe to expel foreign diplomats Mar.20  Neighbors pressured over Zimbabwe Mar.22  Report: Angolan police to Harare  DR Congo rebel chief seeks refuge Mar.23   Arms depot blast kills 93  A depot containing old weapons exploded in a fiery cascade of ignited rockets and ammunition Mar.28   Opposition leaders arrested
  Police stormed the main opposition party's headquarters and arrested its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai.    Tsvangirai was seized along with about 20 members of staff ...
African leaders in Zimbabwe talks  Grandmother beaten in crackdown Mar.29     African leaders side with Mugabe  Southern African Thursday emerged from a conference calling for the lifting of all sanctions against Mugabe's government Mar.30 Mugabe endorsed as 2008 candidate

April 2007 ... more > Top ^

Apr.3 National strike begins
Apr.11  AIDS-hit S. Africa out of burial plots Apr.14  New Zealand beat S. Africa to reach semis

May 2007 ... more > Top ^

May.9  Fears of top UN role for Zimbabwe May.11   Zimbabwe to chair major UN body
  Zimbabwe has been elected to head the commission on Sustainable Economic Development despite strong objections from West May.12 Aussies pull out of Zimbabwe tour


June 2007 ... more > Top ^

Jun.3  Soccer celebration kills 12 Jun.12  SA braced for massive strike Jun.13 Strike escalates
Jun.22 Mugabe faces pressure on currency  Amputee sprinter can try for Olympics

July 2007 ... more > Top ^

Jul.5   Bulk buy ban amid frenzy
  Authorities ordered businesses to stop selling basic goods in bulk to avert shortages after an price freeze triggered a frenzied buying spree
Jul.9 1,300 charged in pricing swoop Jul.10  Shelves bare as economic crisis looms Dissident urges world to pressure Mugabe Jul.16   Mugabe critic sued for adultery  The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Bulawayo, Pius Ncube, is being sued for alleged adultery. Jul.24  Mugabe vows to save sick economy Jul.25  Mozambique to curb human trafficking Jul.31  New inflation warning for Zimbabwe

August 2007 ... more > Top ^

Aug.17  Apartheid murder plotters guilty Aug.20  Row over SA minister's transplant Aug.24  Bill to hit foreign firms

September 2007 ... more > Top ^

Sep.3  Violent protests over Soweto housing Sep.5  Flour shortage warning Sep.11   Mugabe critic quits as archbishop   Bishop Ncube has resigned as the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Bulawayo, after an adultery scandal Sep.12  Australia are shocked by Zimbabwe Sep.17  Unity urged over crisis Sep.22  India and Pakistan reach final Sep.24  India crowned Twenty20 kings Sep.26 Zimbabwe orders 'white firm grab'
Mugabe condemns Western 'attacks' Sep.27   Giant Soweto shopping mall opens   Former President Nelson Mandela has opened the largest shopping centre in southern Africa in Soweto

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Oct.2   Carter, Tutu visit Darfur to promote peace  A group of elder statesmen, including former U.S. President and Nobel peace laureate, began a tour to promote a political solution to the region's... Oct.3   3,200 workers trapped in gold mine
  Power has been restored to a gold mine, and some of the more than 3,200 miners inside are beginning to return to the surface
 A broken pipe severed power cables to a lift. The workers are more than 1.3 miles underground at Harmony Gold's Elandsrand mine in Carletonville, about 50 miles southwest of Johannesburg
  Miners being pulled from underground  Some of the more than 3,200 miners inside are beginning to return to the surface. About 350 miners had been pulled to safety Oct.4   All gold miners freed from mine
  The last of 3,200 miners trapped by a power failure reached the surface after nearly two days underground in the cavernous Elandstrand New Mine Oct.5 SA police chief warrant confirmed Oct.14  Magnificent seventh title for Els  South Africa gets to final over Argentina Oct.20   South Africa win Rugby World Cup  South Africa claimed their second crown with a 15-6 victory at the Stade de France as England failed to become the first team to defend their... Oct.22   Ex-President Chissano wins prize  Joaquim Chissano has won $5m, the first Mo Ibrahim prize rewarding a retired African head of state for excellence in leadership

November 2007 ... more > Top ^

Nov.1 'Dual epidemic' threatens Africa
Nov.5 Oprah: School abuse scandal devastating Nov.20   Ian Smith, Rhodesia's last PM, dies at 88   Rhodesia's last white prime minister, whose attempts to resist black rule dragged the country into isolation and civil war, died at age 88 Huge fire at refinery Nov.22 400 hit by bromide poisoning

December 2007 ... more > Top ^

Dec.3 Writers attack Zimbabwe omission
Dec.4 Miners on strike over death toll Dec.6 Mugabe arrives at EU-Africa talks Dec.8 EU increases pressure on Zimbabwe Dec.13     Mugabe to run again for Zanu-PF   The governing party has endorsed 83-year-old Robert Mugabe as its candidate for next year's presidential elections Dec.15 ANC members to choose new leader Dec.16 Mbeki calls for ANC unity, support Dec.18     Zuma elected ANC president   The populist whose political career survived rape and corruption charges received 2,329 votes, ahead of incumbent Mbeki's 1,505 votes Dec.21   Mbeki to serve out presidency  President Thabo Mbeki has said his government will stay in office despite huge losses in elections for senior ANC posts Dec.24   Hours-long lines to get scarce currency  Thousands of Zimbabweans waited for hours to get currency from the banks so they could buy food and board buses for Christmas trips Dec.28     New charges for Zuma
  The prosecutors have brought corruption charges against Jacob Zuma, who was elected leader of the governing African National Congress
Dec.29  West Indies seal historic victory