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Fighting between Movement for Democratic and Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front youths broke out during a conference organised by the Ministry of Youth, Development, Indigenisation and Empowerment at the Rainbow Towers Hotel in Harare.
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The United States embassy in Harare recommended that Deputy Youth Minister Saviour Kasukuwere’s wife, Barbara, should be added to the United States sanctions list.
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The United States embassy felt that the Movement for Democratic Change should not accommodate people like Saviour Kasukuwere and Phillip Chiyangwa if its leader Morgan Tsvangirai won the 2002 presidential elections because they had used violence to win their seats.
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Mount Darwin legislator Saviour Kasukuwere was well positioned to replace Youth Minister Border Gezi after he was killed in a car accident, the United States embassy in Harare said.
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The young barons in the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front such as Phillip Chiyangwa and Saviour Tyson Kasukuwere were withholding their support for another young baron Simba Makoni because they were afraid to back the wrong horse.
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Mount Darwin Legislator Saviour Tyson Kasukuwere thought that Youth Development Minister Border Gezi was “smart” to which Movement for Democratic Change secretary –general Welshman Ncube replied that that would make Gezi even more dangerous.
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Welshman Ncube, who was secretary-general of the Movement for Democratic Change at the time, disagreed with party leader Morgan Tsvangirai on the future of President Robert Mugabe after the 2004 Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front congress where he bulldozed Joice Mujuru to vice-presidency.
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The United States was holding higher standards for Zimbabwe than most other countries because it once held itself to higher standards and had been a model for the region.
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President Robert Mugabe was skilled at managing confrontation and he was not good when it was not there, United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs Tuliameni Kalomoh told United States embassy officials in Harare.
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About 200 Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front youths are reported to have attacked Movement for Democratic Change leaders attending a provincial assembly meeting in Mvurwi.
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