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Applications for passports will be processed at district level before the end of this year if the district offices are connected by satellite link, the deputy Minister of Home Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi said on Wednesday.

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The Minister of State for Bulawayo Eunice Sandi Moyo said she was not a tribalist and would not reserve jobs in Bulawayo for the people of Bulawayo but would give jobs to anyone with the right documents.

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The Movement for Democratic Change shadow cabinet today said it was disturbed by attempts to gag parliament through unconstitutional and undemocratic rulings by the Speaker Jacob Mudenda.

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Kuwadzana Member of Parliament Nelson Chamisa says there should be a dedicated channel broadcasting Parliament live because people want to see which legislators are sleeping during debates instead of representing them.

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War veterans’ leader Jabulani Sibanda says Movement for Democratic Change secretary-general Tendai Biti should join the Zimbabwe African National Union –Patriotic Front instead of forming another party that has the same ideals as ZANU-PF.

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Buhera South Member of Parliament Joseph Chinotimba raised eyebrows yesterday when he asked what kind of parliamentarians Zimbabwe’s legislators were because they had not gone to see the extent of the Tokwe-Mukosi disaster which has seen hundreds of villagers evacuated because of flooding.

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The Member of Parliament for Chiredzi South Callisto Gwanetsa had described his constituency as a South African constituency though it is in Zimbabwe because it is completely cut off with the people watching South African television and listening to South African radio.

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A member of the Movement for Democratic Change claims that national organising secretary Nelson Chamisa leaked to the media the letter by deputy treasurer-general Elton Mangoma to party leader Morgan Tsvangirai calling on him to step down to save the party.

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A Member of Parliament has claimed that bureaucracy is slowing down development of the state-owned mobile network, NetOne. A decision which its major competitor- the privately-owned Econet- makes in a day takes NetOne at least a year, he claimed.

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Zimbabwe was yesterday named in the British House of Lords as one of the countries that is refusing to accept its citizens so they cannot be sent back from the United Kingdom.

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