News about Zimbabwe that you can use
While Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai is preparing to take Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe to court to challenge last week’s election results, the media, some of which was solidly behind him during the campaign, is beginning to question whether he will not sink into political oblivion.
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Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Eric Matinenga, who was the Movement for Democratic Change Member of Parliament for Buhera West, saw it coming way before the referendum.
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Zimbabwe’s elections have pitted Africa against the West putting Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai in a very difficult position. His support is only coming from the West.
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For most people the weekend is a time to relax. Others have no access to the internet. So here are the stories we that we published on Saturday and Sunday that you may have missed.
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Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, who also won a controversial election this year, has congratulated Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe on his re-election.
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South African President Jacob Zuma, who is supposed to be the gatekeeper on Zimbabwe’s transition, today congratulated Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on his re-election.
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Australia today said Zimbabwe should hold fresh election based on a new and verified voters roll otherwise it will not lift its sanctions on Zimbabwe.
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In the Why Poverty series, a Malian peasant farmer who doesn’t want to sell their land to a multi-national sugar company, despite promises of rapid development for the community, says to himself: “You want to sell me happiness, but I say, NO. You offer it again and I say, NO. You come back a third time. Why not do it where you live? In fact you are offering me something that will make you happy, not me.”
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United States Secretary of State, John Kerry, who endorsed the military coup in Egypt, yesterday said the elections in Zimbabwe which brought Robert Mugabe back in power did not reflect the will of the people of Zimbabwe.
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