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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today said he saw a Zimbabwe with a $100 billion economy by 2030 with the economy growing by at least 10 percent every year.

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John Legat chief executive of Imara Asset Management Zimbabwe says the government of national unity has made tremendous progress since its inception in 2009 but the media thinks otherwise. He also says the government has been compensating white farmers since 2002 but the commercial farmers union has not publicly endorsed the scheme. 

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Zimbabwe’s inclusive government has made positive progress since it was established two years ago despite media attempts to suggest otherwise says one of the country’s leading investment advisors John Legat chief executive of Imara Asset Management Zimbabwe.

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Zimbabwe is compensating white farmers but it is paying them only for improvements and not for the land itself or for moveable property but there has been a slow take-up by the farmers themselves, says John Legat, chief executive of Imara Asset Management Zimbabwe, one of the leading pension fund and private client asset managers in Zimbabwe.

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Britain has not started forced evictions of failed Zimbabwean asylum seekers yet but 1 006 Zimbabweans have returned home voluntarily since 2008.

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Former Information and Publicity Minister Jonathan Moyo has literally been getting away with murder. Barely a year after joining President Robert Mugabe’s government he called party chairman John Nkomo a…

British Defence Secretary Nick Harvey yesterday refused to disclose whether there was any military cooperation between his country and Zimbabwe saying the information was not held centrally and “could only be provided at disproportionate cost”. 

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Margaret Dongo, now leader of the Zimbabwe Union of Democrats, has joined a group of "right of centre political parties". The group said it was a network of democrats unafraid…

The internet cannot be used for mass mobilisation in Zimbabwe because of the various obstacles to access and also because even among those that have access there is no coordinated use of social networking sites to build support for political change, a United States think tank, Freedom House, says.

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After reading Michael Moore’s book : Stupid White men, I felt I could write a similar book entitled Stupid black men. Where he wrote an open letter to former United States President George Bush junior, I felt I would write an open letter to President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, president of my own country.

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