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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front is reported to have ferried 200 to 300 supporters to Parliament where they demonstrated against Chimanimani legislator Roy Bennett for assaulting Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa in the House.

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The top six leaders of the Movement for Democratic Change, including leader Morgan Tsvangirai, were found to be suitable for their positions after an organisational strengthening workshop the party held.

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Movement for Democratic Change Member of Parliament for Chimanimani Roy Bennett, who was forced out of his Charleswood farm, said his employees were being prevented from leaving the farm by the security forces that had taken over the farm.

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About 30 police officers and another 30 military officers are reported to have seized Chimanimani Member of Parliament Roy Bennett’s Charleswood Farm and sealed all the property’s access points.

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Roy Bennett said the mass stay-away that was organised by the Movement for Democratic Change was a success, but it suffered from organisational problems because the party had funded two separate groups which ended up competing against each other.

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The Member of Parliament for Chimanimani Roy Bennett and his wife Heather were among several Movement for Democratic Change supporters who were arrested as violence and intimidation mounted during the run-up to the rural council elections.

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Roy Bennett, who was Member of Parliament for Chimanimani at the time, told United States embassy officials said that although the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front strategy was intimidation rather than elimination, certain hard-line elements within the party could be very unpredictable.

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I sparked a storm two years ago when I was asked to make a presentation on Journalism and Non-Governmental Organisations at the African Investigative Journalism Conference at Wits University two years ago.

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Though one of the winners in the 2008 elections, Silvester Nguni seemed to have been brought into the new government as an afterthought because he was not among the 15 ministers that the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front was allocated under the Global Political Agreement.

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