Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai told United States embassy officials that Bulawayo legislator David Coltart could not account for donor funds that he had received before the MDC split.
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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai told United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Christopher Dell that he was going to address nationwide rallies to maintain momentum, especially outside the capital, adding that President Robert Mugabe’s weakening security forces would be stretched by such tactics.
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Arthur Mutambara told United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Christopher Dell that Zimbabwe should dream of becoming the Singapore of Africa because of its rich land and human capital.
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In order to simply your search for Wikileaks cables we have decided to classify them by name. This is going to be a lengthy exercise but we believe it will give our readers a clear picture of who said what or what was said about whom.
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National Constitutional Assembly leader Lovemore Madhuku said he did not believe there was any chance of the two factions of the Movement for Democratic Change re-uniting.
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It is not clear whether this was an April Fools’ Day prank or not but President Robert Mugabe sent emissaries to Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai on 1 April 2008 saying he was prepared to concede defeat.
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Morgan Tsvangirai won the presidency of the anti-senate Movement for Democratic Change and vowed to complete the liberation struggle that Robert Mugabe had hijacked from the people to justify his rule for life.
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Kembo Mohadi has been Member of Parliament for Beitbridge since 1985. He proved his value to the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front when he retained his Beitbridge seat in the face of stiff challenge from the Movement for Democratic Change and was rewarded with the powerful post of Home Affairs which he has held for more than a decade now. There are 28 Wikileaks cables on him. Here they are.
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A British Minister on Monday refused to disclose information on business transactions of Zimbabwean businessman Billy Rautenbach who has been reported to have close links with President Robert Mugabe’s Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front.
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Judge Charles Hungwe on 14 March withdrew charges against all seven suspects linked to arms caches in Mutare except Michael Peter Hitschmann because the arrests were unlawful.
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