The Insider

Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe yesterday said Zimbabweans should be proud to be Zimbabweans and must do things for themselves because even the birds were saying Zimbabwe was theirs.

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The Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai is only taking part in the elections due at the end of this month because of the pressure from the people who want change because there is no way they are going to be free and fair.

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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe may be the oldest leader in Africa but he is still five years short of clinching the record as the longest serving leader in Africa and the world and might not break that record even if he is elected.

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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai begins his tour of the Midlands today with rallies at Nembudziya, Gumunyu, Chireya and Chitekete all in Gokwe ending with a “star” rally at the Gokwe centre.

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The circus around this year’s elections continued today with the case in which Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change sought to have special voting stopped being adjourned to Wednesday.

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Zimbabwe’s inflation dropped to 1.87 percent year-on-year in June, the lowest in three years, as the country heads for general elections that will usher a new administration following four years of a government of national unity, according to figures released today.

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Edward Chindori-Chininga and Obert Mpofu may not have seen eye to eye. But Chindori-Chininga congratulated Mpofu, Ministry of Mines officials and the diamond mining companies for the investment and work they did to make mining in Chiadzwa a reality and for working hard to make Zimbabwe diamonds KP compliant.

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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change has questioned the capacity of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to handle nationwide elections on 31 July claiming that the first day of special voting yesterday was chaotic.

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For most people the weekend is a time to relax. Others have no access to the internet. So we have decided to start this new briefing which will be published on Mondays to update you on what you may have missed on Saturday and Sunday. We could expand this to start on Friday afternoon if you say so.

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