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An apology by Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai for overruling the party’s national council over its decision to participate in the Senate elections of 2005 could have saved the party from splitting.

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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai said war veterans were too old and would be no match for Movement for Democratic Change youth during a proposed stay away.

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There were differences of opinion over the success of the two-day stay-stay organised by the Broad Alliance with National Constitutional Assembly leader Lovemore Madhuku describing it as a partial success while his colleagues thought otherwise.

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The Movement for Democratic Change was prepared to recognise Robert Mugabe as the de facto president of Zimbabwe if there was a quid pro quo guarantee of Mugabe’s exit.

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National Constitutional Assembly leader Lovemore Madhuku, who organised a two-day stay-away under the Broad Alliance, called it a success on the first day claiming that more than half of the workers had stayed at home.

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United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Joseph Sullivan told Movement for Democratic Change leader that any settlement that would lead to the setting up of an interim coalition government should provide for President Robert Mugabe’s departure.

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While most Zimbabweans are perpetually whining about poverty in their country, a British Member of Parliament yesterday described Zimbabwe as “probably the richest and most resourced country” in sub-Saharan Africa.

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Nathan Shamuyarira, the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front spokesman and close ally of President Robert Mugabe, told United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Joseph Sullivan way back in 2003 that Mugabe was ready to retire any time even before the end of his term but he wanted a dignified exit.

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National Constitutional Assembly chairman Lovemore Madhuku organised a stay-away to protest against Operation Restore Order (Murambatsvina) through the Broad Alliance, which was reportedly a grouping of civic organisations and opposition parties including the Movement for Democratic Change.

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