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Now over 400 Wikileaks cables on Tsvangirai

The Prime Minister and Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai has fought for democracy in Zimbabwe since he became secretary-general of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions in the 1980s. It was in that role that he was catapulted to the MDC. He has the highest number of Wikileaks cables released on Zimbabwe, more than 800. But whether it was for better or worse, only the public can decide. Here are the first 420. We are just half-way through.

 We have classified the cables according to individuals. To read cables on each individual, please use our index:

 

We have complete cables on:

 

Tendai Biti (231)

Nelson Chamisa (67)

David Coltart (96)

General Herbert Chingono (1)

Joseph Chinotimba (30)

Phillip Chiyangwa (24)

Ignatius Chombo (63)

Nicholas Goche (85)

Jethro Goko, (2)

Gideon Gono (269)

Obert Gutu (2)

Sekai Holland (12)

Chenjerai Hunzvi (26)

Learnmore Jongwe (17)

Saviour Kasukuwere (27)

Thokozani Khupe (24)

Grace Kwinje (5)

Joseph Made (64)

Henry Madzorera (4)

Simba Makoni (142)

John Makumbe (17)

Elton Mangoma (43)

Sydney Masamvu (39)

Tapiwa Mashakada (6)

Strive Masiyiwa (55)

Michael Mataure (3)

Eric Matinenga ( 26)

Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga (32)

Emmerson Mnangagwa (194)

Jonathan Moyo (226)

Paurina Gwanyanya Mpariwa (6)

Obert Mpofu (46)

Oppah Muchinguri (25)

Simba Mudarikwa (1)

Stan Mudenge (22)

Grace Mugabe (34)

Joice Mujuru (35)

Solomon Mujuru (86)

Simbarashe Mumbengegwi (12)

Charles Mutama (2)

Arthur Mutambara (114)

Didymus Mutasa (84)

Pius Ncube (22)

Trevor Ncube (19)

Welshman Ncube (207)

Sikhanyiso Ndlovu (18)

Francis Nhema (25)

John Nkomo (122)

Geoff Nyarota (19)

Fidelis Satuku (1)

Sydney Sekeramayi (3)

Jabulani Sibanda (4)

Edgar Tekere (4)

Eddison Zvobgo (49)

 

Those not yet complete but already indexed are:

 

Robert Mugabe (251)

Morgan Tsvangirai (420)

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Charles Rukuni

The Insider is a political and business bulletin about Zimbabwe, edited by Charles Rukuni. Founded in 1990, it was a printed 12-page subscription only newsletter until 2003 when Zimbabwe's hyper-inflation made it impossible to continue printing.

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