Eddie Cross versus Fay Chung
Who is responsible for Zimbabwe’s present economic decay? Bulawayo South Member of Parliament Eddie Cross battles it out with former government minister Fay Chung.
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Who is responsible for Zimbabwe’s present economic decay? Bulawayo South Member of Parliament Eddie Cross battles it out with former government minister Fay Chung.
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The government and representatives of civil servants today finally agreed on new salaries which fell short of the poverty datum line that civil servants were insisting on. They agreed that the new salaries would be reviewed midyear.
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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai is to present his state-of-the-nation address tomorrow the very day Parliament resumes sitting after more than a month’s break for the festive season.
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The national chairman of the Morgan Tsvangirai faction of the Movement for Democratic Change Lovemore Moyo has withdrawn his election petition because he was not going to have a fair hearing.
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The three major platinum miners in Zimbabwe, all South-African based, have submitted plans to the government to set up a refinery but they say they can only do so in three years, that is up to the end of 2016 or early 2017.
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Government and civil servants’ representatives met for almost the entire day yesterday but failed to reach a solution on new salaries for civil servants. Negotiations will continue on Monday.
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Elite United States forces were deployed in 134 countries last year according Major Matthew Robert Bockholt of the public affairs department of the Special Operations Command.
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Movement for Democratic Change mayors told party president Morgan Tsvangirai today that they could not perform their duties satisfactorily because they were ambushed by the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front.
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The Movement for Democratic Change shadow cabinet today said the only way forward for Zimbabwe is a return to legitimacy through free and fair elections so that the country can have a proper government which has the capacity to respond to national needs.
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Zimbabwe has been ranked the third least free country in the world, and the worst in sub-Saharan Africa, in terms of economic freedom according to a study released by the United States based right wing think-tank, Heritage Foundation.
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