News about Zimbabwe that you can use
There might still be some haggling in the courts, questions about dead voters on the roll, and reforms but the 2013 elections are now real. The first will be held in 10 days and involve those who will be on duty on voting day, mainly members of the security forces.
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Activist, Priscilla Misihairabwi Mushonga, who is also Minister of Regional Integration and International Cooperation, has urged women to deny their husbands sex unless they register to vote in the coming elections.
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China remained the biggest investor in Zimbabwe in the first five months of this year. But forget the politics. Zimbabwe’s so-called principal enemies, Britain and the United States, were both in the top 10.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday told the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission chief Rita Makarau that he was not happy with the involvement of an Israeli company, Nikuv, in the preparation of the voters’ roll for the coming elections.
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The headline reads: Mugabe’s media accuses Obama of ‘sinister plan’ to affect Zimbabwe elections. At the bottom is a black and white picture of Robert Mugabe. Top left of the picture reads: Dictator Yearbook. Click on the picture and a caption pops up. It reads: Guess who. This politician pictured in 1976 would come to rule Rhodesia, renamed Zimbabwe, in 1980.
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This is not a scam. This is what Oracle chief executive officer Lawrence Ellison was paid last year. He actually earned an average of $45 790 an hour and netted just over $96 million for the year.
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Debt is addictive. And when you are in debt, you might not realise how deep you are unless you are totally overwhelmed and everyone is after your neck. Otherwise, you will keep on thinking, I will resolve this next month, and next month becomes next month.
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President Robert Mugabe today said politics kept him ticking and something told him “no, no, no, no, no, no, no you can’t retire. We will give you more time to fight the enemy”.
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Several reports, including a cable from the United States embassy dispatched on 1 April, said President Robert Mugabe was ready to step down and hand over to Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai before the nation even knew the results of the 2008 elections presidential elections because he was so upset that his lieutenants had betrayed him in what later became known as Bhora Musango.
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