News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Old Mutual, which says it is the largest financial services company in Zimbabwe, says it will not divest from any of its business investments in Zimbabwe because it has policyholder and employer obligations to its employees, their families and dependents.
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-DRC chairman gives Marange go ahead to export its diamonds
The Zimbabwe diamonds saga has taken another twist with the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme chairman Mathieu Yamba allowing Zimbabwe to export its rough diamonds from Marange with immediate effect.
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The Movement for Democratic was well aware that yesterday’s sitting of Parliament had been cancelled but it still decided to go to Parliament to attract media attention.
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Botswana President Ian Khama says the Southern African Development Community should find a lasting solution to Zimbabwe’s problems to ensure that Zimbabwe is removed from the regional organisation’s agenda.
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South African President Jacob Zuma takes his mediation role in Zimbabwe seriously and is pushing the Commonwealth to readmit the country, the director for Political Affairs at the Commonwealth Secretariat Amitav Banerji told the last Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, in November 2009, according to one of the cables released by Wikileaks.
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Today is D-day for Speaker of Parliament and Movement for Democratic Change chairman Lovemore Moyo following the Supreme Court ruling on 10 March that his election in August 2008 was null and void. A new Speaker should be elected before Parliament can conduct any business.
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Britain is keeping regular contact with the Southern African Development Community to make sure that terms of the Global Political Agreement are implemented and that the deteriorating political situation is addressed.
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On 10 March 2011, the House of Lords had a two-hour debate on Zimbabwe, a clear indication of how important Zimbabwe is to Britain. Here is the entire debate.
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South African President Jacob Zuma was involved as an “unofficial peace mediator and diplomatic troubleshooter” in Zimbabwe long before he became President, a diplomatic cable released by Wikileaks says.
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