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Zimbabwe could be heading for another disputed election. Although Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said “our faith in God and our collective desire for real transformation will make us triumph over the setbacks” he said he did not think the coming election would be legitimate.
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On paper the coalition of Mavambo-Kusile-Dawn leader Simba Makoni and Movement for Democratic Change-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai is a sure winner.
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The Movement for Democratic Change has been struggling to raise funds for its election campaign and some of its former donors are now a little more cautious, according to the London fortnightly Africa Confidential.
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Harare and Manicaland will determine the winner of this year’s presidential elections due in three weeks if one goes by the results of the March 2008 presidential elections.
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Prime Minister and Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today launched his election campaign lamenting that the country was going into the polls without reforms necessary for a free and fair elections but God did not wish the people of Zimbabwe to remain in a permanent state of suffering.
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Manufacturing consent is a book by Edward Herman and Noam Chomsky. It is about the political economy of the mass media.
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The Movement for Democratic Change has called on members of the uniformed services and all special voters to exercise their vote freely saying they are protected by the constitution from any intimidation.
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Prime Minister and Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai is to launch his 2013 election campaign at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera today with the main message being: Yes- Together we can complete the change.
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Villagers from Marange who have been displaced by diamond mining operations have been short-changed by the mining companies as they have not yet provided them with alternative accommodation.
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President Robert Mugabe is aiming. He wants to win the elections at the end of this month by 90 percent in what he said was a do-or die struggle. And if he was genuine, he was letting the people decide, peacefully.
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