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It reads like a thriller and is a clear demonstration of how far the British right-wing media are prepared to go to get rid of Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe in the elections that are now due in four days.

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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai will embark on the last leg of his campaign tour tomorrow with rallies in Chegutu and Chinhoyi in Mashonaland West.

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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today said he was disturbed that with only five days to go to the elections, Zimbabwe’s service chiefs had not issued a statement to uphold the constitution and the will of the people.

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A right-wing United States think-tank says the United States should set a high bar for what constitutes a peaceful, free and fair election when Zimbabwe holds its polls on 31 July, just five days away.

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The British magazine, The Economist, says Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai would wallop Robert Mugabe and his “thuggish, incompetent and corrupt ZANU-PF” if the 31 July elections were “tolerably free and fair”.

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The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation is refusing to screen two Movement for Democratic Change adverts, which the party has already paid for, because they are too powerful and the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front cannot match them.

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The Movement for Democratic Change today said it had won every election since it was formed 14 years ago but it has lost on vote counting because of the partiality of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission.

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Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe yesterday urged Zimbabweans to be proud of their country and not use his name as a passport to get asylum in Western countries.

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Barely a month ago, the Fund For Peace described Zimbabwe as one of the failed states. Its ranking has improved but it is still in the top 10 failed states of the world.

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Movement for Democratic Change organising secretary Nelson Chamisa said the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe’s age was a national security threat because if he died in office this would spark a bitter power struggle that could destabilise the whole country.

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