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We have now published 500 Wikileaks cables on Zimbabwe which you can view on one page. We have also created an index where you can view cables by name.

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The Movement for Democratic Change’s case in which it was seeking the invalidation of the 2002 presidential election results began on 3 November 2003 but the party was not happy with the presiding judge Ben Hlatshwayo.

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The government was putting a squeeze on non-governmental organisations insisting that all NGOs must register with the state.

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Chief Charumbira, who was deputy Minister of Local Government at the time of Harare mayor Elias Mudzuri’s suspension, said Mudzuri was his own worst enemy.

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Zimbabwe has the third highest number of African nationals in British jails according to figures released by the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Prisons and Probation Crispin Blunt yesterday.

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The Supreme Court is to hear former attorney-general Sobusa Gula-Ndebele’s dismissal case today.

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The Movement for Democratic Change gained control of the major urban centres in the 30-31 August 2003 mayoral and urban council elections gaining control of six of the country’s seven largest urban centres.

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The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front dominated city council of Chegutu on 31 July voted to suspend its Movement for Democratic Change mayor Francis Dhlakama and to withdraw all benefits of his office.

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High Court Justice Susan Mavangira on 10 July upheld Minister of Local Government Ignatius Chombo’s controversial suspension of Harare Movement for Democratic Change mayor Elias Mudzuri for alleged misconduct.

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Editors of Zimbabwe’s privately owned newspapers fell “hook, line and sinker” for the Voice of America’s Studio 7 which Information Minister Jonathan Moyo had said faced death.

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