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South African president Jacob Zuma, the man the Movement for Democratic Change and the West thought would rein in Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, has now been dubbed Mugabe’s shameful protector for endorsing the just ended elections.

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One of the reasons why the Movement for Democratic Change and the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front agreed not to have elections or by-elections during the lifetime of the Global Political Agreement was “the divisive and often times confrontational nature of elections and by elections”.

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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front wrestled seats from the Movement for Democratic Change by targeting constituencies held by senior MDC officials and only failed to unseat secretary-general Tendai Biti, according to the Mail and Guardian

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The 57-page criminal complaint against two Chicago men alleged to have tried to help President Robert Mugabe and central bank governor Gideon Gono to lobby against United States sanctions on Zimbabwe reads like a thriller.

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Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe’s victory has shocked the West so much that a Canadian paper, The National Post, is now wishing Mugabe dead. It said that Mugabe’s death is now Zimbabwe’s best hope.

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A British online magazine Spiked says despite its protestations about Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe’s victory at the weekend, the West has toned down its vitriol on the Zimbabwean leader.

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Britain’s daily Telegraph says Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai must now do the decent thing. He must resign his leadership of the MDC and retire from politics.

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The Federal Bureau of Investigations yesterday issued a press statement on the alleged sanctions busting case in which two men from Chicago are reported to have been hired by the Zimbabwean government to lobby for the lifting of sanctions on President Robert Mugabe and his lieutenants.

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Two men from Chicago are reported to have been charged yesterday, one in absentia, with trying to assist President Robert Mugabe to lobby for the lifting of sanctions on Zimbabwe.

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The cat is out of the bag. Britain did not want Robert Mugabe to win the elections because he now has the power to force through his indigenisation policies where foreign-owned companies will have to employ Zimbabweans irrespective of their qualifications, according to British conservative Member of Parliament Oliver Colvile.

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