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Flamboyant ZANU-PF MP and prominent businessman Philip Chiyangwa was arrested on 10 January 2004 on charges relating to a government investigation of troubled ENG Capital Asset Management.

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ZANU-PF Chinhoyi MP Phillip Chiyangwa was arrested for his alleged involvement in an expanding embezzlement scandal involving ENG Capital Management.

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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 cables on him.

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Movement for Democratic Change presidential advisor Gandi Mudzingwa said the party was not going to accommodate people like Phillip Chiyangwa and Saviour “Mike Tyson” Kasukuwere if Morgan Tsvangirai won the 2002 presidential elections because they used violence and intimidation to win their own elections.

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Former Affirmative Action Group president Phillip Chiyangwa was named as one of the 15 losers when President Robert Mugabe announced his cabinet in July 2000 after his party barely scrapped through the elections facing its stiffest challenge from the opposition since independence.

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Nelson Chamisa has been one of the pillars of the Movement for Democratic Change kicking off as national youth chairman. We have established 67 complete Wikileaks cables on him, and here they are.

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The United States embassy paid $100 000 to Zimpost for past delivery of personal mail.

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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo sent jitters within Non-Governmental organisations when he reportedly said NGOs that did not cooperate with the government “would be cut off at the knees”.

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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo accused the United States and Britain of toughening “their hostility towards Zimbabwe,” by “churning out propaganda about regime change” through the Voice of America’s Studio 7.

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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo spoiled the conciliatory tone of President Robert Mugabe when he opened Parliament on 22 July 2003, easing tensions between the Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front and the Movement for Democratic Change, by labelling the MDC a “hitherto treasonous party” which must stop “sabotaging the economy” and claiming that the public was “tired of MDC lies and hallucinations”.

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