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Amnesty International seems to be in a quandary over its relationship with Zimbabwe. In the 1970s the human rights organisation adopted Robert Mugabe and Didymus Mutasa, among other combatants, as “prisoners of conscience”.
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Air Zimbabwe, which said it was operating at a loss of US$4 million a month was forced to send its workers on forced leave at half their benefits until they were recalled.
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Security and Lands Minister Didymus Mutasa said the Southern African Development Community Tribunal, which had ruled in favour of compensation for white farmers whose land had been expropriated by the government, must have been daydreaming and Zimbabwe would not abide by the ruling.
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Air Zimbabwe was losing US$4 million every month and could not meet its operating costs, its then chief executive Peter Chikumba told the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Transport and Infrastructure.
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David Mutasa a cousin of then Security Minister Didymus Mutasa lost the 2008 Makoni rural council elections but appointed himself councillor and was then “elected” chairman of the council, a cable released by Wikileaks says.
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One month after the formation of the inclusive government, Air Zimbabwe which had reportedly entered into various agreements with other airlines, was reported to be a drain on the government.
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The leader of the smaller faction of the Movement for Democratic Change Arthur Mutambara said Zimbabwe’s opposition leaders were smarter than the Australians and the Americans.
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President Robert Mugabe yesterday called for peaceful harmonised elections asking the people to emulate what they did in the national referendum in which they voted peacefully for the country’s new constitution.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said yesterday Zimbabwe was celebrating its 33rd independence anniversary as a happy nation because it had approved a new constitution that set new ground rules and a new value system under which its people wanted to be governed.
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