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Movement for Democratic Change treasurer, Roy Bennett’s lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa complained that the pace of her client’s trial was too slow and adjournments were invariably longer than the court sittings.

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Author Judith Todd has described the book: How to buy a house for half the price, as a brilliant little book that will help people to vastly improve their lives.

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Police warned human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa that they were considering bringing charges against the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights for “stage managing” protests to embarrass the country.

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President Robert Mugabe will have an unhappy exit when the people take to the streets so he is bent on winning the presidential elections by “hook or crook”.

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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo said election observers were “no different from tourists” because they merely watched the proceedings and had no right to intervene.

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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo said the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act which was recently passed by the United States government to impose sanctions on Zimbabwe was a racist piece of legislation.

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The only way to get President Robert Mugabe to step down is to get a series of respectable and influential people in the Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front to begin speaking out against his presidential candidacy.

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A United States Judge who was part of a visiting International Bar Association delegation described then Information Minister Jonathan Moyo as “Goebbels reincarnated” in his approach both to propaganda and to governing.

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Former presidential aspirant Eddison Zvobgo told United States embassy officials that Members of Parliament were “absolutely petrified” to speak out against the party. Information Minister Jonathan Moyo had “struck thunder” into the hearts of the ZANU-PF MPs.

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Delta Corporation boss Patrick Rooney told United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Tom McDonald 10 years ago that his company was arranging a credit facility that would enable the government to buy 300 to 400 commercial farms that had been designated for acquisition.

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