MDC pays tribute to Bango
The Movement for Democratic Change has paid tribute to William Bango, a veteran journalist who became MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai’s spokesman in 2002 and authored his biography.
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The Movement for Democratic Change has paid tribute to William Bango, a veteran journalist who became MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai’s spokesman in 2002 and authored his biography.
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Zimbabwean journalist Charles Rukuni has launched a service to provide political and market information to those wishing to invest in Zimbabwe, a country that has been rated as having the highest potential for growth in sub-Saharan Africa in the next seven years.
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The British government today officially issued a notice acknowledging the lifting of sanctions on eight of President Robert Mugabe’s lieutenants by the European Union last week.
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President Robert Mugabe says former Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere deserves to be honoured as one of Africa’s true liberation heroes. Nyerere accommodated most of the liberation movements from Southern Africa and experimented with a new form of socialism in his country before opening up to capitalism. Here is what he thought about change and leadership, a year before he died.
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The Member of Parliament for Umzingwane William Dhewa says there has been no development project in his constituency over the past 15 years and he attributed this to lack of “true and genuine leadership”.
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The Movement for Democratic Change has suspended the councillor for Budiriro, Sydney Chirombe, over allegations of sodomy.
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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai is under siege. His leading lieutenants, especially those that control funds, want him to go. And it seems, they have the support of the principal backers of the MDC. The problem is that Tsvangirai lost the elections to Mugabe for the third time. And he has been at the helm of the party for 15 years. But the West is not acknowledging its role in Tsvangirai’s defeat in last year’s elections.
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President Robert Mugabe yesterday said the Movement for Democratic Change and the West do not know what hit them and were totally caught by surprise when the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front won last year’s elections.
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The secretary-general of the National Union of Mineworkers in South Africa, Frans Baleni, today warned his counterparts from the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa that there is no Morgan Tsvangirai or Frederick Chiluba option in South Africa.
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