News about Zimbabwe that you can use
The United States embassy encouraged National Constitutional Assembly leader Lovemore Madhuku to invite other organisations to increase the scale of his protests as the country tittered on the brink of collapse nearly three months after the signing of the Global Political Accord that was supposed to usher a new inclusive government.
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I have been living in Dar es Salaam for the past five weeks. What I see every day pains me. Within the 500-metre radius of where I work, there are at least five high-rise residential buildings of not less than 10-stories under construction.
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The Insider’s Open Forum is now up and running and can be accessed at http://www.insiderzim.com/forum
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The launch of the Open Forum is still scheduled for today though it has been delayed by technical hiccups.
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Prophecy is one of the cornerstones of our church but my journalism gut feeling, at times, made me question the prophecy. I was not supposed to. But, I could not help it. Mugabe had just won a six-year term that would see him in office up to 2008. Bush and Howard were facing elections the following year. Blair was going to the polls in 2005.
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Got a burning issue which you would like to discuss? The Insider is to launch an Open Forum where our readers can raise any topic for discussion.
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President Robert Mugabe did not object to Jealousy Mawarire’s application to the Constitutional Court to have elections held before 29 June, but Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and the leader of the smaller faction of the Movement for Democratic Change Welshman Ncube did.
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