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President Robert Mugabe agreed to rescind the appointments of board members to six media parastatals made by Information Minister Webster Shamu after prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai argued that the appointments violated the Global Political Agreement, Gorden Moyo, who was Tsvangirai’s advisor, said.

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Finance Minister Tendai Biti has been playing yoyo with Zimbabweans throughout this week. First he said that the country only had $217 in its account last week. Then he backtracked and said the country was not broke. Some$30 million had flowed into treasury coffers.

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President Robert Mugabe outmanoeuvred the two factions of the Movement for Democratic Change in naming the new government because his Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front ended up with more ministers than the two MDC factions.

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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai dispatched Minister of State Gorden Moyo to London as head of delegation to appeal to Zimbabweans based in the United Kingdom to invest in Zimbabwe.

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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai told President Robert Mugabe that his Movement for Democratic Change would pull out of the inclusive government if Mugabe’s Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front sabotaged the constitution making process.

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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai was caught by surprise when President Robert Mugabe reassigned a number of permanent secretaries without consulting him.

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A company that has been doing business with First Lady Grace Mugabe is said to have been given a platinum concession though it has no exploration or mining expertise, according to a diplomatic cable released by Wikileaks.

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Gorden Moyo predicted only one month after the formation of the inclusive government that there could be a backlash against the Movement for Democratic Change when it failed to meet the salaries of civil servants and pay its bills.

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Gorden Moyo, then executive director of Bulawayo Agenda was part of a five-member panel sponsored by the United States embassy in Harare and the United States organisation Freedom House to travel the region shedding light on President Robert Mugabe’s mess after the 2008 elections.

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Zambia’s civil society had no kind words for the new Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai saying he was inflexible, self-serving, and arrogant, and lacking in judgment and integrity.

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