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Filthy sanctions-President Robert Mugabe today berated the United States, Britain and their allies for trying to control his nation and its resources, telling them to remove their “illegal and filthy sanctions”. “Shame, shame, shame to the United States of America. Shame, shame, shame to Britain and its allies. Zimbabwe is for Zimbabweans, so are its resources. Please remove your illegal and filthy sanctions from my peaceful country,” Mugabe said at the United Nations. “Our small and peaceful country is threatened daily by covetous and bigoted big powers whose hunger for domination and control of other nations and their resources knows no bounds.”

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ZANU-PF given green light- The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front given been given the green light to operate freely in Britain, reports said today. Mark Simmonds announced in a statement that ZANU-PF members were now free to operate in the UK without hindrances.”There would be no bar on your activities here in the UK, provided you do not contravene UK law, as is the case for any political party,” he said.

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West dishonest – Mugabe -President Robert Mugabe today dismissed critics of his re-election as “unprincipled and dishonest”. He said it was clear that the “imperialists” would never accept the election results, adding that this was an indication that they continued to “pursue illegal regime change against our country”.

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Zimbabwe’s cabinet ministers have become so rich that they cannot stick to one wife, their leader President Robert Mugabe said yesterday. It’s “small houses, small houses”.

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Sanctions will not destroy Zimbabwe- President Robert Mugabe today said Zimbabwe will not be destroyed by Western sanctions and will rely on its natural resources and friendly countries for survival.…

Vice President Joice Mujuru last week urged Zimbabwean manufacturers to be more innovative because local demand was likely to remain low due to limited disposable income and financial liquidity challenges.

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Global Witness against Belgium move-Global Witness today said the move by Belgium to push for the lifting of sanctions on the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation so that it can buy…

President Robert Mugabe says he is not a rotten thinker. He is a complete Zimbabwean and urged Zimbabweans to be proud of their heritage and to have a sense of…

Mugabe conciliatory- President Robert Mugabe today pledged that his government will embrace every Zimbabwean including those against his party. His remarks followed threats he issued last Sunday against residents of…

Movement for Democratic Change Shadow Minister for Tourism, Environment and Natural Resources Thamsanqa Mahlangu has called for a commission of inquiry to look into the killing of elephants in Hwange National Park where up to 300 elephants are said to have been killed in the past five months.

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