News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Yes it is, says British-based Zimbabwean academic and author Blessing-Miles Tendi in the Guardian after attending President Robert Mugabe’s first rally at Chiweshe in one of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front strongholds, Mashonaland Central.
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The Herald today clearly showed the seriousness and intensity of this year’s campaign. It is really a “do or die” situation. And the paper is not leaving anything to chance as demonstrated in the story below.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change, which has declared that the coming election will be illegitimate no matter who wins, has embarked on an intensive campaign in Mashonaland West where it is emphasising that the party is winning this year’s elections and will form the next government.
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The panic is obvious. Robert Mugabe is going to win the election due in 20 days. But wait a minute! Mugabe himself is not expecting an easy victory. He said it is a “do or die struggle”. So who is so convinced that he is going to win?
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Finance Minister Tendai Biti today said 300 000 people in Harare failed to register as voters yet registrar general Tobaiwa Mudede was allocated an extra US$1 million for the exercise last week.
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The Movement for Democratic Change led by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai unveiled its party manifesto, under which it plans to create one million jobs in five years, in Marondera on Sunday.
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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front says sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe more than a decade ago have cost the country some US42 billion over the past 12 years.
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Zimbabwe was the fourth largest diamond producer in the world last year but it literally gave away its diamonds because of sanctions imposed by the United States which continues to bar the sale of diamonds from Marange although the mines were certified by the world governing body two years ago.
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Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe holds all the cards. He is looking good to win the coming elections. And if he does have to cheat, he doesn’t have to cheat by all that much.
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