News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Defence Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa and Media and Information Minister Webster Shamu were implicated in a poaching operation by a Chinese national who was caught with six rhino horns.
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President Robert Mugabe told United States Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Johnnie Carson that he was astonished that Tourism and Hospitality Minister Walter Mzembi was not invited to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s meeting with United States President Barack Obama.
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Democratic Republic of Congo Minister for International and Regional Cooperation Raymond Tshibanda told a United States embassy official that although the problems facing Zimbabwe’s two major political players in the inclusive government were complex, neither side wanted the process to fail.
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President Robert Mugabe’s storming out of the meeting with United States Assistant Secretary Johnnie Carson on the margins of the African Union Summit was a strategy to undermine Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s perceived authority days after Tsvangirai met with President Barack Obama and European leaders, Tsvangirai’s former spokesman George Sibotshiwe told a United States embassy official in Pretoria.
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President Robert Mugabe was elected chairman of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, four months after the formation of the inclusive government, as the organisation agreed to launch a Customs Union marking an important step toward achieving full economic integration.
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The Movement for Democratic Change favoured a people-driven constitution that was not tied to any pre-existing documents while the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front preferred the Kariba draft which had been agreed by the three parties in 2007 but never adopted.
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There was confusion as to whether Zimbabwe had received a loan of US$950 million from China or not just five months after the signing of the inclusive government.
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Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leaders moved the weekly cabinet meeting from Tuesday to Monday to prevent Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai from chairing the meeting.
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Zimbabwe was a source, transit, and destination country for men, women, and children being trafficked for the purposes of forced labour and sexual exploitation, the United States said in its 2009 Trafficking in Person report.
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