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Zimbabwe has the third highest number of African nationals in British jails according to figures released by the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Prisons and Probation Crispin Blunt yesterday.

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The Supreme Court is to hear former attorney-general Sobusa Gula-Ndebele’s dismissal case today.

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The Movement for Democratic Change gained control of the major urban centres in the 30-31 August 2003 mayoral and urban council elections gaining control of six of the country’s seven largest urban centres.

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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front dominated city council of Chegutu on 31 July voted to suspend its Movement for Democratic Change mayor Francis Dhlakama and to withdraw all benefits of his office.

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High Court Justice Susan Mavangira on 10 July upheld Minister of Local Government Ignatius Chombo’s controversial suspension of Harare Movement for Democratic Change mayor Elias Mudzuri for alleged misconduct.

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Editors of Zimbabwe’s privately owned newspapers fell “hook, line and sinker” for the Voice of America’s Studio 7 which Information Minister Jonathan Moyo had said faced death.

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Flamboyant businessman Phillip Chiyangwa has raised eyebrows because of his flashy cars, how he acquired his wealth, his political power in Mashonaland West and even allegations that he was a spy. Here are the 24 Wikileaks on him.

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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo vowed to silence Studio 7, a Voice of America station targetted at Zimbabwe.

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The former editor of the Daily News Francis Mdlongwa said the closure of the paper was the result of orders coming straight from Information Minister Jonathan Moyo but Moyo could not act without consulting President Robert Mugabe.

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ZECO Holdings, an engineering and construction company, which is owned by flamboyant businessman Phillip Chiyangwa, listed on the ZSE at four times its initial public offer price.

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