News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday said Zimbabwe African national Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe was a puppet of the military which continued to mislead him.
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For most people the weekend is a time to relax. Others have no access to the internet. So we have decided to start this new briefing which will be published on Mondays to update you on what you may have missed on Saturday and Sunday.
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Movement for Democratic Change secretary general Tendai Biti today told Southern African Development Community election observers that the election process has been militarised and some of the military personnel will be manning polling stations on Wednesday.
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Movement for Democratic Change organising secretary Nelson Chamisa today called on the people of Harare to come to Freedom Square tomorrow to hear the new president address what has been dubbed the “Cross Over Rally”.
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South African President Jacob Zuma has been accused of softening his stance on Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe following his reprimanding of special advisor Lindiwe Zulu over her comments about Zimbabwe’s preparedness for the elections due this week.
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I am not a political analyst but I have got the gut feeling that Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai may have made headlines but at the same time he committed political suicide by his comments on African Union Commission chair Nkosana Dlamini-Zuma.
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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today said Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe had nothing to offer except that he fought for the liberation of the country.
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The issue of South African President Jacob Zuma’s special advisor Lindiwe Zulu, whom Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe described as a street woman and an idiot following her comments that Zimbabwe was not ready for elections, is not over yet.
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Ask any Zimbabwean, including the staunchest Zimbabwe African Union-Patriotic Front supporter, they will tell you that Robert Mugabe has overstayed. But most people are likely to vote for him at the elections next Wednesday, not because they like him, but because of what he and his party stands for- the empowerment of Zimbabweans.
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