Goche told US ambassador MDC is a violent party
State Security Minister Nicholas Goche told United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Tom McDonald that the Movement for Democratic Change was a violent party that imported weapons and had nefarious plans against the government.
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Researcher said Zuma is not different from Mbeki
A Zimbabwean researcher with the Institute of Security Studies Takawira Musavengana said although South African President Jacob Zuma and his entourage were trying desperately to distinguish themselves from the Thabo Mbeki administration, South Africa’s position on Zimbabwe had not fundamentally changed.
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Tsvangirai said it would be risky to make him disappear
Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai told United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Tom McDonald that although a lot of people would like to see him “disappear from the face of the earth” this would be quite risky for the government.
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MDC-T’s dwindling majority
The Movement for Democratic Change-Tsvangirai faction was fast losing its parliamentary majority, six months after the formation of the inclusive government, due deaths and the suspension of its sympathisers from the smaller faction of the MDC.
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Packages galore for Mugabe to step down
Several packages were lined up towards the end of 2000 for President Robert Mugabe to step down and Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai had agreed to Mugabe’s graceful exit because it was in Zimbabwe’s national interest, according to MDC advisor Clive Puzey.
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US embassy said no one is keen on elections
The United States embassy in Harare said way back in August 2009 that Zimbabwe was not likely to hold any elections within the period set under the Global Political Agreement because none of the political parties in the GPA was eager to hold elections.
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Tsvangirai said Mugabe has pushed the people to the limit
Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai said his party was planning a mass stay-away which would only end when President Robert Mugabe had been forced out of office because he had pushed the people to the limit.
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Fire MPs or face corruption charges
The secretary-general of the Mutambara faction of the Movement for Democratic Change Welshman Ncube issued an ultimatum to Speaker of Parliament Lovemore Moyo to ban three Members of Parliament who had been expelled from the party for indiscipline or he would face corruption charges.
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