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The Movement for Democratic Change today said the new constitution is very clear but the problem is that it is in bad hands.

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The South African media has been awash with news that South African police can investigate allegations of torture by Zimbabwean officials against Movement for Democratic Change officials after the South African Supreme Court of Appeal ruled yesterday that the SAPS can do so.

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A senior Movement for Democratic Change official and Bulawayo legislator Eddie Cross says Zimbabwe cannot expect any substantial new investment until it is able to guarantee power to those investors.

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The Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front has been peddling the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim Asset)- its economic blue print for 2013-2018- as the answer to the country’s economic woes. What is it?

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The United States will not lift sanctions on Zimbabwe’s diamonds any time soon, State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki said yesterday.

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This could be straight out of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front book now that Jonathan Moyo is back as chief government spokesman. But it comes from international polling agency, Gallup.

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The Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front has been peddling the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim Asset)- its economic blue print for 2013-2018- as the answer to the country’s economic woes. What is it?

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Raw platinum export ban still on- Zimbabwe is determined to ban exports of raw platinum to force mining companies to refine locally, Mines Minister Walter Chidakwa said today. Mining companies were given two years to build a refinery in the country but have not done so. They export raw platinum to South Africa. President Robert Mugabe said the mining companies must not be surprised if the government bans export of raw platinum because they were given time to build a refinery but did not do so. Zimbabwe is currently the third largest producer of platinum after South Africa and Russia. Mining companies said they need to produce at least 500000 ounces that justify the creation of a smelter but Chidakwa said this was a lame excus. “It is something else that drives them not to go that route, but we are determined. As government we will be announcing measures on what we will do to ensure that a refinery is set up.”

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