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Bangladesh's Pakistan Series Win Hero Dedicates Award To Rickshaw Puller Who Died During Student Protests
This series victory is also Bangladesh's first Test series win (of two matches or more) against a team other than Zimbabwe and the West Indies, according to the ICC.
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No School In Zimbabwe After Government Suspends 90% Of Its Teachers
A strike by Zimbabwean teachers that has crippled learning entered a second week on Monday, with no resolution on sight after the government suspended 135,000 teachers for failing to report for work.
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No 'Arab Spring' In Zimbabwe, President Mugabe Warns Protesters
President Robert Mugabe warned protesters on Friday there would be no "Arab Spring" in Zimbabwe after anti-government demonstrations descended it to some of the worst violence seen in the southern African nation for two decades.
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No Arab Spring In Zimbabwe: Robert Mugabe Warns Protesters
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe on Friday warned that the Arab Spring style of protests would fall flat in Zimbabwe after police fired teargas and beat up protesters staging the latest of a string of highly charged demonstrations.
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Violence Erupts In Zimbabwe's Capital After Anti-Mugabe Rally
Zimbabwean police today fired tear gas at opposition leaders and hundreds of demonstrators as a protest against President Robert Mugabe descended into one of the worst outbreaks of violence in two decades.
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Zimbabwe Police Break Up Anti-Mugabe Protest
Zimbabwe police fired tear gas today to disperse several hundred protesters calling on President Robert Mugabe to step down, a week after the longtime ruler warned that protests "don't pay".
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Zimbabwe Anti-Riot Police, Water Cannons Arrive At Pastor's Court Appearance
Dozens of Zimbabwean anti-riot police surrounded the court where preacher Evan Mawarire was due to face charges on Wednesday relating to his calls for "stay at home" protests against President Robert Mugabe.
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New Zealand's Tour to Zimbabwe Uncertain After Protests
New Zealand's tour to Zimbabwe appears uncertain after demonstrators clashed with police during protests over the poor health of the economy.
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England players may boycott Zimbabwe tour
England plan to boycott next year's tour to the strife-torn African nation, as a protest against the alleged human rights violations there.
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Bangladesh's Pakistan Series Win Hero Dedicates Award To Rickshaw Puller Who Died During Student Protests
This series victory is also Bangladesh's first Test series win (of two matches or more) against a team other than Zimbabwe and the West Indies, according to the ICC.
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No School In Zimbabwe After Government Suspends 90% Of Its Teachers
A strike by Zimbabwean teachers that has crippled learning entered a second week on Monday, with no resolution on sight after the government suspended 135,000 teachers for failing to report for work.
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No 'Arab Spring' In Zimbabwe, President Mugabe Warns Protesters
President Robert Mugabe warned protesters on Friday there would be no "Arab Spring" in Zimbabwe after anti-government demonstrations descended it to some of the worst violence seen in the southern African nation for two decades.
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No Arab Spring In Zimbabwe: Robert Mugabe Warns Protesters
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe on Friday warned that the Arab Spring style of protests would fall flat in Zimbabwe after police fired teargas and beat up protesters staging the latest of a string of highly charged demonstrations.
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Violence Erupts In Zimbabwe's Capital After Anti-Mugabe Rally
Zimbabwean police today fired tear gas at opposition leaders and hundreds of demonstrators as a protest against President Robert Mugabe descended into one of the worst outbreaks of violence in two decades.
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Zimbabwe Police Break Up Anti-Mugabe Protest
Zimbabwe police fired tear gas today to disperse several hundred protesters calling on President Robert Mugabe to step down, a week after the longtime ruler warned that protests "don't pay".
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Zimbabwe Anti-Riot Police, Water Cannons Arrive At Pastor's Court Appearance
Dozens of Zimbabwean anti-riot police surrounded the court where preacher Evan Mawarire was due to face charges on Wednesday relating to his calls for "stay at home" protests against President Robert Mugabe.
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New Zealand's Tour to Zimbabwe Uncertain After Protests
New Zealand's tour to Zimbabwe appears uncertain after demonstrators clashed with police during protests over the poor health of the economy.
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England players may boycott Zimbabwe tour
England plan to boycott next year's tour to the strife-torn African nation, as a protest against the alleged human rights violations there.
