News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Deputy Minister of Environment and Tourism Edward Chindori-Chininga told United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Tom McDonald that although tourism was one of Zimbabwe’s major foreign currency exchange earners, President Robert Mugabe was so obsessed with the land question that this was not important to him.
(212 VIEWS)
President Robert Mugabe and Angola’s President Jose Eduardo dos Santos were key to securing peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo where President Laurent Kabila had rejected mediation by former Botswana President Ketumile Masire.
(367 VIEWS)
The World Bank, one of the Bretton Woods institutions that is supposed to promote development especially in developing countries, gave Zimbabwe a loan of $7.3 million in 1983 to plant trees that it later discovered no one really wanted.
(57 VIEWS)
Zimbabwe’s Southern African Development Community allies in the Democratic Republic of Congo conflict, Namibian President Sam Nujoma, DRC President Laurent Kabila and Angolan President Jose Eduardo do Santos met in Harare on 25 June 2000 to apply pressure on Kabila to accept Sir Ketumile Masire as facilitator of the national dialogue.
(97 VIEWS)
President Robert Mugabe had succeeded brilliantly in shifting the focus of the electoral campaign debate in 2000 away from what really ailed the country -the failing of leadership and the economic morass- to the land issue.
(122 VIEWS)
We now have 950 Wikileaks cables on one page, though we have published over 1 000. Here is the line-up. To read more cables use our index where cables are indexed by name.
(42 VIEWS)
President Robert Mugabe was looking for a way out of the Democratic Republic of Congo in early 2000 but at the same time he did not want to abandon DRC President Laurent Kabila.
(279 VIEWS)
President Robert Mugabe told United States embassy officials that the farm invasions by war veterans were a demonstration of practical self-help so he was not going to send in the army or police to restrain them.
(129 VIEWS)
President Robert Mugabe has always survived on how he balances his cabinet.
(3590 VIEWS)
South Africa had paid Zimbabwe the last tranche of the R300 million that it had pledged to the inclusive government, but it was not in a position to give Finance Minister Tendai Biti an additional R1 billion that he had requested.
(133 VIEWS)
