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Those who were around a decade or two ago would  never have thought that First Lady Grace Mugabe and Women’s  League leader Oppah Muchinguri would one day sing from the same hymn. But it happened last Friday. The things that politics does!

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The leader of the Movement for Democratic Change Morgan Tsvangirai who is currently in Britain at the invitation of Chatham House says he will not die in office like President Robert Mugabe but at the same time he will not concede defeat in the 2013 elections.

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Senior Harare City Council officials have not been paid for the last four months according to Local Government Minister Ignatius Chombo.

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Zimbabwe must open its borders and skies to capture a slice of the 300 million tourists inspired to travel for spiritual or faith-based reasons, Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi says.

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Poor countries export raw materials such as cocoa, iron ore, and raw diamonds. Rich countries export – often to those same poor countries – more complex products such as chocolate, cars, and jewels. If poor countries want to get rich, they should stop exporting their resources in raw form and concentrate on adding value to them. Otherwise, rich countries will get the lion’s share of the value and all of the good jobs.

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A Member of Parliament has alluded that there could be a conflict between elected members of the House of Assembly and the non-constituency legislators elected on the proportional representation system.

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Buhera West Member of Parliament Oliver Mandipaka said legislators should not promote lawlessness sin the cities because they wanted votes but must embark on clean politics and educate the people not to do illegal or unlawful things.

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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today said Zimbabwe was a radarless ship drifting in the high seas because President Robert Mugabe, who this week said the country’s economy was on the mend, is in denial.

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A gay Christian Zimbabwean who felt worthless was saved by the internet when he managed to communicate with a member of the British House of Lords on twitter and got connected to digital communities all over the world to talk about issues he faced.

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The Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda and the President of the Senate Edna Madzongwe yesterday warned government ministers and their deputies that parliament would take stern measures on those who continued to neglect their parliamentary duties including charging them with Contempt of Parliament.

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