News about Zimbabwe that you can use
The Insider has now published 48 Wikileaks cables on Zimbabwe in full. So far 79 cables which mention Zimbabwe, some just in passing, have been published and The Insider is making every effort to publish all of them in full.
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The issue of Zimbabwe and what to do about President Robert Mugabe following his uncontested June, 2008 victory, which was not recognised by most Western governments, cost Russian President Dmitry Medvedev dearly as his actions gave the West the impression that he was not totally in control, a cable released by Wikileaks says.
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The Zimbabwean government sent 10 buses to help victims of xenophobia in South Africa but the buses came back with very few people but loads of grocery and furniture belonging to Zimbabweans who had opted to remain behind.
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The European Union yesterday urged political parties in Zimbabwe to reach an agreement on a roadmap towards holding free and fair, internationally monitored elections saying an early election would not resolve outstanding political and economic reform issues.
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South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has just released statistics that would make anyone with an interest in how the rich live drool with envy. It seems they are among the worst tax dodgers.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe buggered British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Labour government because after demonising him and his regime, they could not understand why he still enjoyed local and regional support.
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A British Member of Parliament who says he has been committed to regime change for much of his political life yesterday said he would like to see regime change in Zimbabwe.
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Britain is working with the Southern African Development Community to ensure free and fair elections in Zimbabwe. It will not, however, be able to send its own election monitors unless this is sanctioned by the Zimbabwe government.
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Farmers who have sought compensation for their properties taken over by the government during its land reform programme from jurisdictions outside Zimbabwe have lost their cases.
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