The media has an uncanny way of reporting on events in Zimbabwe. Southern African Development Community leaders who met in Johannesburg at the weekend are reported to have given ultimatums, chasticised some leaders and so on. Here is the full communiqué on Zimbabwe to enable our readers to judge for themselves. The items that have been removed relate to resolutions on Madagascar.
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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front propaganda chief Jonathan Moyo says President Robert Mugabe can talk to British Prime Minister David Cameron to reduce the “noise and tension” between the two sides because his approach is very different from that of the last two British premiers, Gordon Brown and Tony Blair.
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While civil servants are battling to have their salaries raised from a paltry $200 a month, executives in Zimbabwe’s private sector and in some parastatals are taking home salaries that are enough to pay 50 to 60 civil servants every month.
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The UK Border Agency, which is now fighting to deport Zimbabweans who have failed to get asylum in Britain, has appealed against 4 269 cases of Zimbabweans facing deportation over the past two years, Immigration Minister Damien Green said this week.
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