Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front politburo members from Matabeleland Dumiso Dabengwa and Tenjiwe Lesabe knew after the Tsholotsho debacle that Jonathan Moyo was finished in ZANU-PF.
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Nicholas Goche has been one of President Robert Mugabe’s confidantes. He has been the party’s chief negotiator, rose to the powerful post of State Security Minister and currently holds the transport ministry. There are 85 Wikileaks cables on him on our website now. Here they are.
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Our mortgage book- How to buy a house for half the price– a book that everyone who is buying a house in South Africa must have, is now available through Kalahari.com.
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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front was so desperate to repair relations with the United States government towards the end of 2004 that it sent businessman John Bredenkamp as an emissary to test the waters but at the same time advising embassy officials that the party was prepared to bend over backwards to accommodate the Americans.
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Transport Minister Nicholas Goche was part of a third “loose” faction within the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front which included central bank governor Gideon Gono, according to Norwegian ambassador to Zimbabwe Gunnar Foreland.
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Former army commander Solomon Mujuru found Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai more acceptable than Emmerson Mnangagwa his main rival within the Zimbabwe African National Patriotic Front, according to a cable released by Wikileaks.
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The government on 29 August lifted a two-month ban on the operations of non–governmental organisations which it had accused of dabbling in politics.
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Gideon Gono was at one time the de facto Prime Minister of Zimbabwe. He had become so powerful that he sent shivers through many original founders of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front. But he is now a pale shadow of his former self. There are 290 cables on Gono, making him third with the highest number of cables after Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and President Robert Mugabe. Here are the first 50
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The government was urged to emphasize production of tobacco ahead of politics for the economy to recover. Though this was said eight years ago it could equally apply today and in any sector and not just tobacco.
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Gold production was expected to increase by 67 percent to 20 tonnes because of a favourable price that the government was paying to the producers.
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