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IMF and diamonds
The International Monetary Fund wants Finance Minister Tendai Biti to handle all diamond transactions so that Zimbabwe can use the revenue to repay part of its external debt totalling $7.1…
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Nzarayebani’s ideal cabinet
Nearly 20 years ago Mutare South Legislator Lazarus Nzarayebani said Zimbabwe’s 24-member cabinet was too big. He suggested it be reduced by half to 12. Today, Zimbabwe’s cabinet has 46…
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Man loses case to force Mugabe, Tsvangirai to cut cabinet
A man who took President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai to court to force them to cut their cabinet to 31 ministers has lost the case.
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Tekere dies
Former political firebrand Edgar Tekere died today after a battle with cancer. Tekere who was at one time President Robert Mugabe's number two was expelled from the party in 1988…
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British MP says UK should talk to Tsvangirai not Mugabe
A British Member of Parliament Kate Hoey today said Britain should talk to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai because his party, the Movement for Democratic Change, speaks for Zimbabwe now. President Robert Mugabe’s days are gone and he lives in the past.
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Farmers win case
Three white farmers whose properties were taken over by the government and in turn seized Zimbabwean government assets in Cape Town today won the right to sell the assets when…
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Was Mutambara right that he was the only who could shut up Mugabe?
Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara was kicked out as leader of the smaller faction of the Movement for Democratic Change months ago, but new leader Welshman Ncube has been unable…
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Biti’s home bombed
Finance Minister and Movement for Democratic Change secretary-general Tendai Biti's home was today petrol bombed but no one was hurt. The party's organising secretary Nelson Chamisa said: "An unidentified object…
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Zimbabwe far from benefiting from AGOA- US officials say
Zimbabwe will not benefit from the United States’ Africa Growth and Opportunity Act until it improves its governance and there is a return to the rule of law, two senior United States officials said this week.
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The Wikileaks cable that nearly landed Tsvangirai in trouble
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai almost landed into troubled after Wikileaks released a diplomatic cable in which he wanted help from the West to bring about change in Zimbabwe because progress…