A member of the British House of Lords has questioned whether sanctions on Zimbabwe have had any real effect on President Robert Mugabe “or whether in some perverse way they have actually boosted his morale”.
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Three members of the Southern African Development Community- South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe- have barred the United States from becoming vice-chair of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme which would have resulted in the US automatically assuming the chairmanship next year.
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Former head of the British army, Francis Richard Dannatt, yesterday called on British trained Zimbabwean soldiers to stand up against President Robert Mugabe saying they knew there was a better way than his repressive dictatorship.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today said he will stick it out despite the intimidation from the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front.
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Harare lawyer Jonathan Samukange has been offered 500 000 more shares in African Consolidated Resources, the London-listed mining company which says it is the legal owner of the diamonds in Marange, the company said yesterday.
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The former Deputy Foreign Minister of the Vatican Archbishop Celestino Migliore told a United States official in 2001 that President Robert Mugabe’s son was a key player in the exploitation of diamonds in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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More than 800 Zimbabweans have been granted British citizenship since 2003 making Zimbabwe the second highest ranked country from Africa after South Africa, according to figures released yesterday by the Minister of State (Security) in the Home Office Baroness Neville-Jones.
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