Movement for Democratic Change secretary Tendai Biti was opposed to any government that included President Robert Mugabe and urged the United States to make it clear that it would not deal with such a government.
(40 VIEWS)
Environment Minister Francis Nhema was frustrating the director of the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Management Morris Mutsambiwa through his highly politicised board.
(161 VIEWS)
France said it was not going to send a high level delegation to the United Nations Commission for Sustainable Development which was going to be chaired by Zimbabwe’s Environment Minister Francis Nhema.
(21 VIEWS)
The secretary general of the smaller faction of the Movement for Democratic Change Welshman Ncube said the Tsvangirai faction and the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front were holding talks to form a government of national unity.
(46 VIEWS)
Canada’s director of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Pamela O’Donnell said her country had similar concerns with the United States over Zimbabwe’s Environment Minister Francis Nhema chairing the 16th meeting of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development.
(26 VIEWS)
Slovenia’s Minister for International Development Ales Verdir told the United States that though Slovenia appreciated the US’s concerns over Zimbabwe’s chairmanship of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development it was not going to follow the US lead on the level of participation at the CSD’s 16th meeting.
(61 VIEWS)
The Movement for Democratic Change was so broke after the 2008 elections that it could not even print its presidential newsletter because it had run out of paper and ink.
(58 VIEWS)
The United States was in a quandary after it failed to stop Zimbabwe becoming chair of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development and Environment Minister Francis Nhema had to chair the 16th meeting.
(18 VIEWS)
The United States embassy in Harare viewed the 2008 election victory by the two factions of the Movement for Democratic Change as something that would have far-reaching implications as the two were going to control the House of Assembly.
(33 VIEWS)
The presidential delegation to the United Nations general assembly for 2007, or at least the one that was published in the diplomatic cable released by Wikileaks, was much smaller and only had seven names including his wife Grace.
(29 VIEWS)
