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No election ambush- Tsvangirai
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today assured Zimbabweans and foreign investors that they would not be ambushed with an election.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s address to the Euro Money Investment Conference
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai today addressed an investment conference in Zimbabwe aimed at luring back investors into the country. Here is his address.
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CIO infiltrated MDC from inception
Ten years ago we wrote that Central Intelligence Organisation operatives who had infiltrated the Movement for Democratic Change were refusing to leave the party because they were finding it good.…
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Security issues pushed to the backburner
Who is in charge in Zimbabwe? Most people believe it is the military or the Joint Operations Command. But a survey on Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s official website last year…
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Donor fatigue good for the media
I was baffled when I read the following headline on the internet: Donors Shun Zimbabwe Media Commission. The question that immediately came to my mind was: "Why would anyone expect…
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Mutambara back in control
Three years ago the smaller faction of the Movement for Democratic Change almost split when legislators expressed a vote of no confidence in the party leadership especially party leader Arthur…
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Zimbabwe puts US in a fix
Zimbabwe has put the United States in a fix. The world’s most powerful country wants to become vice-chair of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme, the body that regulates the trade of rough diamonds, this year which would automatically lead to chairmanship next year but Zimbabwe is putting on the brakes.
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Real power shifts to Buhera
Real power in Zimbabwe has shifted to Buhera. The district, formerly part of Masvingo but now in Manicaland hosts Prime Minister organ Tsvangirai, central bank governor Gideon Gono, President Robert…
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Tsvangirai or no one else should replace Mugabe- Poll
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai who turns 59 this month is the only candidate that should take over from President Robert Mugabe who turned 87 last month otherwise Mugabe should continue to lead the nation, an internet poll by The Insider shows.
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Britain to focus on Zimbabwe to ensure free and fair elections
Britain will work “intensively” to boost freer and fairer elections in 13 countries over the next four years with Zimbabwe as one of its primary targets, Secretary of State for International Development Andrew Mitchell said this week.
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