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Police tear-gassed about 4000 people led by ZANU-PF militia and war veterans who had besieged the Grain Marketing Board depot in Bulawayo demanding transparency in the distribution of maize.

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Movement for Democratic Change secretary general Welshman Ncube said sanctions imposed on President Robert Mugabe and his lieutenants were effective in turning the heat on Zimbabwe’s primary decision makers but he expressed concern that an asset freeze had not been implemented.

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Danger signs of a setup were evident from the beginning in the Dickens and Madson’s approach to the Movement for Democratic Change and the party’s failure to recognise these at the time revealed a surprising political naiveté, MDC secretary general Welshman Ncube said.

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About a dozen white farmers who left Zimbabwe eight years ago to settle in Nigeria could be in trouble.

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Movement for Democratic Change secretary general Welshman Ncube is reported to have confided to a Canadian embassy official Ronald Willson that party leader Morgan Tsvangirai was duped into thinking that two Canadians he met were deputy directors of the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency.

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Movement for Democratic Change secretary general Welshman Ncube said High Court judge George Chiweshe was not likely to release MDC members including national treasurer Fletcher Dulini- Ncube because he was a former military judge and a staunch Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front supporter.

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Former attorney-general and chairman of the Electoral Supervisory Commission Sobusa Gula-Ndebele told United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Joseph Sullivan that Movement for Democratic Change secretary general Welshman Ncube was his cousin and used to work for his law firm.

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Movement for Democratic Change secretary-general Welshman Ncube told a visiting United States senate delegation that the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front was ready to go to war if the Movement for Democratic Change won the elections.

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One of the things that has killed Zimbabwe is the culture of silence. People see police officers taking, and at times demanding, bribes from motorists, from commuter omnibus drivers, from bus drivers but keep quiet about it.

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Zimbabwe was sliding slowly into a police state with the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front escalating its intimidation of Movement for Democratic Change leaders and supporters.

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