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Is Tsvangirai too ill to be president?
Morgan Tsvangirai is ill, and has been for several years. The veteran Zimbabwean opposition leader has colon cancer, and he regularly visits South Africa for treatment. He is not the…
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ZANU-PF and MDC-T unite to force Chinamasa to reconsider appointment of Ndudzo as auditor-general
There was a rare moment of unity in Parliament yesterday when both members of the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front and the opposition Movement for Democratic Change opposed the…
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Zimbabwe MPs oppose appointment of ‘failed’ Ndudzo as Auditor General
Zimbabwe’s Members of Parliament today rejected the proposed appointment of Industrial Development Corporation boss Mike Ndudzo as Auditor General to replace the popular Mildred Chiri. MPs across the political divide…
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Van Hoogstraten offers more than double for CFI shares
British tycoon, Nicholas Van Hoogstraten today made a counteroffer to CFI minorities, at 46 cents per share more than double the offer by Stalap as the two rivals intensify their…
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Robert Mugabe Wikileaks cables – Part Twenty
President Robert Mugabe’s health has been topical of late especially since the number of his visits to Singapore for “medical check-up” have become more frequent. But nearly 10 years ago,…
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Zimbabwe bond notes – a big lie and a fraud!
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), and its principals, are solely responsible for the most extensive and sustained drain of wealth and destruction of people’s welfare in Zimbabwe’s colonial and…
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Mike Ndudzo appointed Zimbabwe Auditor General
President Robert Mugabe has appointed Mike Ndudzo to replace Mildred Chiri as Auditor-General. Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa told Parliament that he will, tomorrow, bring the motion before the National Assembly.…
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Robert Mugabe Wikileaks cables – Part Nineteen
President Robert Mugabe was prepared to step down after his defeat by Morgan Tsvangirai of the MDC-T in March 2008 but the Joint Operations Command told him to stay put.…
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BAT Zimbabwe after tax profit up 27 percent
Cigarette maker BAT’s net income rose 27 percent to $4.6 million in the half-year to June, from $3.6 million achieved in the comparable period last year driven by improved efficiencies.…
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Zimbabwe MP says scrap allowances for civil servants and increase their salaries to earn more revenue
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change legislator Eddie Cross says the government must scrap allowances for civil servants because they are tax free and increase their salaries instead because this will…