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The United States embassy in Harare suggested that Phillip Chiyangwa’s wife Jocelyn should be added to the United States sanctions list.

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Three ZANU-PF officials were found of spying on the party for South African intelligence and were jailed for five to six years.

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Riot police in Mashonaland West burnt down 237 homesteads on 8farms saying they wanted to remove communal farmers to make way for small-scale commercial farmers.

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The Media and Information Commission on 10 June 2004 cancelled the registration of The Tribune purportedly for changing its title, print, and ownership without the knowledge of the regulatory body.

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There was a “new and more dangerous” attack on the press in April 2004 with the state-owned Herald declaring that it was now “time to deal with traitors”.

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Chinhoyi Member of Parliament Phillip Chiyangwa was indicted on unspecified charges relating to espionage.

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Zimbabweans and older ZANU-PF were rejoicing at the detention of Phillip Chiyangwa and James Makamba but the big fish seemed to be getting away with it.

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Devaluation enemies had a field day when the central bank pushed the exchange rate of the Zimbabwe dollar up and even commented, ”we have the fastest gaining currency in the world”.

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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front Member of Parliament for Chinhoyi Phillip Chiyangwa’s threats to the police in an open court may have influenced Zimbabwe’s decisive players to lift the ban on the Daily News.

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Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Gideon Gono cracked down on insolvent and corrupt financial institutions within days of assuming his post prompting some to accuse him of a vendetta since he had been in the sector before his appointment.

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