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On April 5 this year the National Airways Workers Union and the Air Transport Union managed to stop Air Zimbabwe from transferring its sharers in National Handling Services to a wholly-owned government nominee company.

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Negotiators from ZANU-PF, MDC-T, and MDC-M agreed on a draft Amendment 19 to the Zimbabwean constitution on November 27 paving the way for the formation of a government of national unity.

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Bulawayo legislator David Coltart who was the party’s political section chief at the time, said the party’s information department was a disaster and its accounting department a mess.

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It looked like a simple and innocent transaction but it had deep undertones which no one has explained up to now.

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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said the Joint Operational Command supported by Reserve Bank governor Gideon Gono and First Lady Grace Mugabe had discussed the previous week delaying the inauguration of the new government and marginalising him.

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President Robert Mugabe and the leader of the smaller faction of the Movement for Democratic Change Arthur Mutambara were the biggest winners in the Global Political Agreement signed on 15 September 2008.

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Joseph Made has been Minister of Agriculture on and off since 2000 when he was appointed to President Robert Mugabe’s government as one of the technocrats meant to revive the country’s economy. But Made has been accused of destroying the country’s agriculture. The question that remains unanswered up to today is why Mugabe has kept him up to now. There are 64 cables on him. Here they are:

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There was total confusion when reports started circulating that the Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front planned to “take out” a white Member of Parliament. The question was, which one?

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Movement for Democratic Change vice-president Gibson Sibanda was arrested for allegedly inciting violence at an MDC rally in Bulawayo.

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The leader of the larger faction of the Movement for Democratic Change Morgan Tsvangirai said he was concerned that the leader of the smaller faction Arthur Mutambara was playing ball with President Robert Mugabe during the negations for an inclusive government. But he thought he could control Mutambara because most of the legislators elected under Mutambara’s ticket were now loyal to his faction.

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