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Economic recovery first elections next year –poll
Readers of The Insider say Zimbabwe should attain economic recovery first and if any elections are to be held they should be held next year.
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Mining sector appeals to Mujuru
The mining sector has appealed to Vice-President Joyce Mujuru to intervene in the indigenisation progamme which should see foreign owned companies ceding their majority shareholding by September. Chamber of Mines…
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Mining companies have one month to come up with indigenisation plans
Foreign-owned mining companies in Zimbabwe have one month to come up with plans which they are going to implement to cede majority ownership to locals. They have until May 10 to do so.
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Harare to London for only $25! – Fly Air Zimbabwe
Although a trip from Bulawayo to Harare on a luxury coach costs no less than $30, Air Zimbabwe was charging the equivalent of $25 for a trip from Harare to London when the actual cost was $800, the Parliamentary Committee on Transport and Infrastructural Development heard.
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Costain sold
One of Zimbabwe's largest construction companies, Costain has been sold to management for £500 000 in cash, reports said today. Ceezed Construction, formerly known as Costain Zimbabwe, was sold to…
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Why the MDC split
Blessing-Miles Tendi says one of the reasons why the Movement for Democratic Change split was that some of its leaders were against violence, which they claimed had been ingrained in the party from the beginning. The Insider published several stories just before and after the split. Here they are:
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The MDC is violent too says new book
The Movement for Democratic Change which has played victim to the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front throughout its 12-year history is a violent party itself and this was one of the reasons why the party split in 2005, a new book says.
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Grace in Singapore for medical care
President Robert Mugabe's wife, Grace, was today reported to be in Singapore for a medical check-up after injuring herself. Government spokesman George Charamba confirmed the Mugabes had gone to Singapore…
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Gorden Moyo’s views before he joined the government
“Zimbabwe is not a poor country,” Moyo said. “It has everything it needs to develop into a powerhouse but the problem is corruption and bad governance, dictatorship. We have to…
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Insider has now published 48 Wikileaks cables on Zimbabwe
The Insider has now published 48 Wikileaks cables on Zimbabwe in full. So far 79 cables which mention Zimbabwe, some just in passing, have been published and The Insider is making every effort to publish all of them in full.
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