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The Trevor Ncube complete Wikileaks dossier
Our first search indicated that were as many as 35 Wikileaks cables on publisher Trevor Ncube. After going through every cable we realised that only 19 were really about Trevor…
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Ncube told US does not support any political party in Zimbabwe
An official of the United States embassy in Pretoria told publisher Trevor Ncube that the US did not support any political party in Zimbabwe including the Movement for Democratic Change.
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Government tries to revoke Trevor Ncube’s citizenship
The government was trying to revoke the citizenship of publisher Trevor Ncube because his father was born in Zambia. Zimbabwe did not allow dual citizenship.
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Trevor Ncube gets passport back
Publisher Trevor Ncube was given his passport back on 14 December after the attorney-general ruled that the seizures were unlawful.
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Wikileaks bonanza
We have increased the number of Wikileaks cables that you can read under our Wikileaks men to 320 but we have actually published more. Some of the cables have not…
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The Trevor Ncube Wikileaks dossier
Our initial search for Wikileaks cables on publisher Trevor Ncube indicated that there were 35 cables that mentioned his name. But after going through all the cables we actually found 19. The others either referred to Movement for Democratic Change leader Welshman Ncube or to religious leader Trevor Manhanga. Here are the 19.
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Government seizes Trevor Ncube’s passport
The government seized the passport of publisher Trevor Ncube on 8 December in what was viewed as a crackdown on government critics who were going around demonising the country.
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Non-violence pact
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said today that his party and President Robert Mugabe’s ZANU-PF should sign a non-violence pact ahead of the forthcoming elections. "I am prepared to share…
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Trevor Ncube plans to launch daily
Trevor Ncube’s media company, Zimind Publishers Group, said it had applied for a licence to start a new daily, Newsday and had already discussed the idea with Media and Information Minister Webster Shamu.
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Trevor Ncube wins German award
Zimbabwean journalist, Trevor Ncube, publisher of The Zimbabwe Independent and The Standard, won Germany’s Africa Award for his tireless engagement on behalf of freedom and human rights in Zimbabwe and Africa. The award was presented by the president of the European Parliament.
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