News about Zimbabwe that you can use
The scenarios are almost the same. In 2005 the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front went to the polls quite aware that there was a possibility it could lose following its near defeat in 2000. It is going to the 2013 polls quite aware that it lost the 2008 polls.
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Finance Minister Tendai Biti, who says the government has no money for the elections due at the end of this month, is partly to blame for the lack of revenue from the country’s diamond operations.
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African giant pouched rats are being used to detect tuberculosis in Tanzania and they are faster than technicians. They can do what a technician takes the whole day to do in just seven minutes.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change says it does not agree with the Constitutional Court’s decision to have elections on 31 July because it subordinated key constitutional provisions to a date instead of subordinating the date to key constitutional provisions.
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The Constitutional Court today stuck by its previous ruling and ordered that elections be held on 31 July. Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s spokesman Luke Tamborinyoka has accepted the court ruling.
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Zimbabwe activist Priscilla Misihairabwi Mushonga has come up with a simple plan to get men to vote. Women should just deny their partners sex unless they register to vote.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Tuesday his government would use its leverage and influence to secure a proper election and a proper democratic transition in Zimbabwe.
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There might still be some haggling in the courts, questions about dead voters on the roll, and reforms but the 2013 elections are now real. The first will be held in 10 days and involve those who will be on duty on voting day, mainly members of the security forces.
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Activist, Priscilla Misihairabwi Mushonga, who is also Minister of Regional Integration and International Cooperation, has urged women to deny their husbands sex unless they register to vote in the coming elections.
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China remained the biggest investor in Zimbabwe in the first five months of this year. But forget the politics. Zimbabwe’s so-called principal enemies, Britain and the United States, were both in the top 10.
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