Zimbabwe

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Community members pose for a photograph with a Stags head

Zimbabwe group imports stag's head in protest over trophy hunting ban

EYVE

The Scotsman Sessions #398: Eyve

Baby southern white rhino Malaika with 15-year-old mum, Keyah, at West Midlands Safari Park

Watch: Adorable baby rhino takes first steps

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said politicians should treat opponents as human beings (Picture: Henry Nicholls/AFP)

Readers' Letters: Churchman right to say politics should be gentler

Family members gather around some of the three dozen arrested local election observers as they sit on a flat bed truck ahead of their court hearing at the Harare Magistrates Court. The observers re accused of unlawful tabulation of election voting statistics and results.

Police guard Zimbabwe’s election centre as results of chaotic poll expected

Co-captain Ben Afshar scored two tries in Scotland's win. Credit: Antony Munge/World Rugby

Scotland U20s kick off World Trophy with Zimbabwe win despite second half wobble

Lord Palmer at his home, Manderston House, near Duns, which is considered one of Scotland's finest country homes and boasts the world's only silver plated staircase
Picture: Ian Rutherford

Peer who sought volunteers to polish silver staircase dies aged 71

Michael Leask helped Scotland over the line against Zimbabwe.

Scotland keep World Cup hopes alive by beating Zimbabwe to step up showdown

Jon Snow, 75, on late fatherhood: Channel 4 News veteran says its ‘not really different from being a grandad’

Channel 4 News veteran Jon Snow speaks about fatherhood in his 70s

Doug Wilson joins Scotland from Auckland Aces. Pic: Photosport

Scotland appoint Wilson as interim head coach for latest tranche of matches

The adventurer is keen to work with Scottish businesses to help his charitable endeavours. Picture: Yes Films.

Entrepreneur-turned-adventurer showcasing African expedition at Edinburgh event

Janet Zirugo, who has been severely impacted by drought in Mutoka District, Zimbabwe, is now receiving training in climate smart agriculture techniques (Piture: Christian Aid/David Brazier)

We need a loss and damage fund for climate change's victims - Val Brown

A woman is vaccinated against Covid in Harare, Zimbabwe, but many in the world's poorest countries are not so fortunate (Picture: Tafadzwa Ufumeli/Getty Images)

World's poorest denied Covid vaccines by rich countries like UK – Lois Chingandu

A woman receives a nasal swab, from a health worker wearing personal protective equipment (PPE), to be tested for COVID-19 at the Fourways Life Hospital in Johannesburg (Getty Images)

Highly mutated 'Nu' Covid strain found in South Africa - here's what you need to...

Vivian Chisenga, a Camfed Association member and core trainer of agriculture guides in Zimbabwe, demonstrates a drip irrigation technique using recycled plastic bottles. Picture: Sinikiwe Makove/CAMFED

COP26: 'If we educate girls, they can help solve global problems'

The devastation caused by Cyclone Idai, seen in the Praia Nova neighbourhood of Beira, Mozambique, was widespread, also affecting Madagascar, Zimbabwe and Malawi. More than 1,300 people were killed (Picture: Guillem Sartorio/AFP via Getty Images)

Why the developed world must fix climate change – Frances Guy

Players of both teams shake hands after the end of the series during a T20 international between Scotland and Zimbabwe at the Grange.

Scotland left with regret - how Zimbabwe took victory to land series

Scotland's Matthew Cross in action during Friday's T20 defeat to Zimbabwe at The Grange, which levelled the series at 1-1 ahead of today's decider. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group)

Scotland fired up for Zimbabwe decider after missed chance to clinch series

Scotland's Matthew Cross during a T20 International match between Scotland and Zimbabwe at The Grange, on September 17, 2021. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group)

Scotland's high-risk cricket proves costly against Zimbabwe

Scotland's Safyaan Sharif in action against Zimbabwe.

Scotland urged to keep scrapping as they await Zimbabwe backlash

Scotland's Richie Berrington racked up 82 runs during the T20 match against Zimbabwe at The Grange (Photo by Ross Parker / SNS Group)

Berrington stars as Scotland defeat Zimbabwe on return to home soil

Kyle Coetzer leads Scotland into action at The Grange.

Coetzer: I want Scotland to be brave against Zimbabwe

Dr Ian Robertson was dedicated to helping the people of Zimbabwe

Obituaries: Dr Ian Robertson, biologist who helped Zimbabwe farmers

Scotland head coach Shane Burger. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

Scotland v Zimbabwe series confirmed for home soil ahead of T20 World Cup

The late president of Tanzania, John Magufuli, at the official launch of his party's campaign for the October 2020 general election before his death, officially from heart disease, but rumoured to have been Covid-related (Picture: Ericky Boniphace/AFP via Getty Images)

How Covid is changing politics in Africa – Jean-Benoit Falisse

Dairy farming is a 'sensitive sector', says David Swales

Farming: Devil will be in the detail of Australia trade deal

Circa 1850: Bearers carry Dr Livingstone on a litter through the jungle. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

David Livingstone 'decolonised' to reflect Africans who helped build his legacy

Ms Muzambe, who moved to Scotland from Zimbabwe when she was 12 years old, won her first cap in 2019 against England, but said she initially had no idea she was the first black player to represent her country. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group/ SRU)

First black woman capped for Scotland rugby team vows to inspire BAME players

South Africa prop Tendai Mtawarira in action during last month's World Cup win over England. Picture: Getty Images

SRU part-owned US club Old Glory DC sign South Africa World Cup-winning hero Ten...

The Cyrtandra vittata was discovered in northern New Guinea. Ten new species of plant and fungi have been highlighted among the 110 discoveries this year by Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. Picture: Lynsey Wilson/Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh/PA Wire

‘Miracle berry’ that alters taste buds among top 10 plants of 2019

New Cricket Scotland chief executive Gus Mackay. Picture: Bryn Lennon/Getty Images

New cricket chief Gus Mackay claims Scotland are a ‘sleeping giant’

Robert Mugabe before he resigned. Picture: AFP/Getty

Former President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe dies aged 95

Riot police arrest and forcibly apprehend protestors during protests in Harare, Friday, Aug. 16, 2019. (AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)

Zimbabwe police fire tear gas and arrest 80 at protests in capital

Emmerson Mnangagwa has so far disappointed those hoping for a change from Robert Mugabe (Picture: Zinyange Auntony/AFP/Getty Images)

What the state of the historic Rhodes Bar says about Zimbabwe – Murdo Fraser

Youssouf Mulumbu's Celtic career is over after just a handful of games

Celtic latest: Youssouf Mulumbu has Parkhead deal cut short by 12 months

Women dry clothes recovered from rubble on March 19, 2019 in the Ngangu township of Chimanimani, after the area was hit by the Cyclone Idai. Picture: AFP/Getty Images

Scottish Government announces aid to support Cyclone Idai victims

Celtic midfielder Kundai Benyu. Picture: SNS

Celtic outcast Kundai Benyu set to make international debut

Oliver Mtukudzi in 2002. (Photo by Scott Gries/Getty Images)

Oliver Mtukudzi

Bruce Grobbelaar in Liverpool, promoting his new autobiography, Life in a Jungle. Picture: Christian Trampenau

Interview: Bruce Grobbelaar on how Scots shaped his career

Elephants drink water at Khwai in Botswana

Travel: Safari in Botswana then hop over to Zimbabwe for a view of Victoria Fall...

The World Pipe Band Championships returns to Glasgow this weekend. Picture: John Devlin

Thousands to take part in World Pipe Band Championships
More than 200 bands from 13 countries are taking part in this year's World Pipe Band Championships.

Assynt Crofters

Left to Right, John McKenzie, vice chairman, Bill Ritchie, secretary, and Alan McCrae, chairman of the Assynt Crofters. Pictured at Clachtol, part of the disputed land. PIC: Herald and Times.

The Assynt Crofters who shook up history 25 years ago

Social media pictures showed Zimbabwe players lying on a pavement.

Tunisia chiefs hit back after Zimbabwe team sleep on street

Schisandra berry is one of many plants with medicinal uses found in the wild. Picture: PA

'˜Too little attention' to wild plant products

Kyle Coetzer welcomes Englands Eoin Morgan to Grange CC. Picture: Donald Macleod.

Eoin Morgan unsure if associate answer is in internationals

Sixty-four-year-old filmmaker Robbie Moffat

Ditchwater ordeal won't deter Scot on elephant project

Scotland's talented squad were unlucky to lose to the West Indies at the Cricket World Cup qualifier. Picture: Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/AP

Roddy Smith: Smaller cricket World Cup puts cash ahead of growing the game

Kyle Coetzer raises his bat after reaching 50 against Nepal in the group stage of the tournament. Picture: ICC/Getty

Best is yet to come says Scotland skipper Kyle Coetzer

Despair for Michael Leask as his unbeaten 28 wasnt quite enough for Scotland to beat hosts Zimabwe in Bulawayo. Picture: ICC/Getty

Michael Leask takes some blame for Scotland's tough tie

Scotland bowler Safyaan Sharif claimed his maiden One-Day International five-wicket haul. Picture; Tom Dulat/Getty

Thrilling tie as Scotland fall short but Super Six task tougher

Kyle Coetzers fine 88 helped Scotland to defeat Nepal and to the top of the World Cup Qualifier group. Photograph: Getty

Kyle Coetzer's Scotland fired up for Zimbabwe showdown

The Scotland players celebrate after Tom Sole dismissed Hong Kong batsman Anshuman Rath. Picture: Getty/ICC

Tom Sole stars as Scotland's cricketers grab second win

David Denton during a Scotland training session at Oriam. Picture: Paul Devlin/SNS/SRU

David Denton ready to seize chance after spell in the wilderness

Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa arrives for the opening of the 107th annual conference of the Zanu-PF Central Committee. Picture: JEKESAI NJIKIZANA/AFP/Getty Images

Zimbabwe's new president moves to chart different course

Robert Mugabe with David Steel at the University of Edinburgh in July 1984. Picture: TSPL

Insight: Father of freedom turned tyrant '“ life under Robert Mugabe

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

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