News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Air Zimbabwe, which collapsed a year ago but has now resumed operations, was in trouble more than a decade ago forcing then Finance Minister Simba Makoni to enter into a deal with Eximbank to stop the national airline’s two Boeing 767s from being impounded by creditors.
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Former legislator for Murehwa North Victor Chitongo told a United States embassy official in September 2002 that President Mugabe wanted to retire in 2001 but was urged to stay on by several of his appointed cabinet ministers.
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Roy Bennett’s lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa opposed the admission of emails linking Peter Michael Hitschmann and Bennett saying they could easily have been authored by Sate security agents.
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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo accused the British government of “going bananas” when they refused Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front politburo member Joshua Malinga entry into the UK because of the European Union travel ban on senior ZANU-PF officials.
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Movement for Democratic Change treasurer, Roy Bennett’s lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa complained that the pace of her client’s trial was too slow and adjournments were invariably longer than the court sittings.
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Author Judith Todd has described the book: How to buy a house for half the price, as a brilliant little book that will help people to vastly improve their lives.
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Police warned human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa that they were considering bringing charges against the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights for “stage managing” protests to embarrass the country.
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President Robert Mugabe will have an unhappy exit when the people take to the streets so he is bent on winning the presidential elections by “hook or crook”.
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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo said election observers were “no different from tourists” because they merely watched the proceedings and had no right to intervene.
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