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Tourist arrivals increased by 49 percent in the first quarter of this year and this was a clear indication that Zimbabwe was a stable and peaceful destination, Tourism and Hospitality Minister Walter Mzembi said last week.

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Harare International Airport was busier than O.R.Tambo airport, Johannesburg’s international airport, between 1996 and 1998, according to Tourism and Hospitality Minister Walter Mzembi.

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United States President Barack Obama yesterday called on Zimbabwe’s government to stop harassing its citizens and to implement reforms ahead of the coming elections. The story made headlines all over.

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New Era: All three political parties in the inclusive government have at various stages expressed their dissatisfaction with the continued existence of this coalition government, yet your partners do not seem to want to go to the elections to enable the creation of a new government. In your view what could be the cause of this contradiction on the part of the MDC formations?

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Fewer people today approve of United States President Barack Obama’s leadership in the three African countries he is visiting, Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania, than when he was first elected to office in 2009.

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Eleven candidates, each representing his own party, wanted to contest the presidential elections at yesterday’s nominations but six were disqualified.

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Zimbabwe has once again been classified as a failed State by the United States-based Fund for Peace but this time it improved its ranking drastically, its fourth year of consecutive improvement.

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Zimbabwe’s elections, whose date has not been finalised yet, are an important issue to the British people according to British Member of Parliament Kate Hoey.

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