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Zimbabwe had laws regulating everything and anyone could be prosecuted for anything if someone put his mind to it, the World Food Programme country director for Zimbabwe Felix Bamezon said.

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Movement for Democratic Change treasurer Roy Bennett said President Robert Mugabe and his Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front did not create the culture of a privileged few lording it over the masses.

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Two former Zimbabwe African National Union- fighters Wilfred Mhanda and Nyasha Masiwa- told Western diplomats that it was wrong for the international community to think that all ZANU-PF officials were corrupt and bad.

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Security sector reform was an absolute essential prerequisite to political reform in Zimbabwe because until the problem of the security chiefs was solved, there was no way to guarantee democracy in the country, Norwegian ambassador to Zimbabwe Gunnar Foreland said.

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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said he was not happy with the allocation of ministries in the inclusive government but he had agreed to join the government for the sake of the people.

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Movement for Democratic Change secretary-general Tendai Biti said the Global Political Agreement was dead, just a month after its signing, adding that the only question was when to pronounce it dead.

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The book: How to buy a house for half the price, which the Phindile Kunene, editor of the COSATU magazine, the Shop Steward, said is a must read for all South Africans is now available as an ebook which means one can download it instantly.

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David Irvine Managing Director of Irvine’s Day Old Chicks Ltd was making a lot money during the political and economic crisis because he had some of the leading politicians in the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front in his pocket.

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Poultry Producer Irvine’s Day Old Chicks used political patronage to survive using Labour Minister Nicholas Goche to evade price controls and central bank governor Gideon Gono to retain 90 percent of its export earnings.

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Beatrice Mtetwa described the behaviour of a prosecutor, who came to court on the morning of the trial of lawyer Alec Muchadehama only to announce that he was not ready for trial, as bizarre and a blatant violation of court procedure.

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