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Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front deputy Secretary for Youth Saviour Kasukuwere was among the senior party officials that wanted Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa to be “rubbed out”, Chinamasa’s wife said.

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The names of Environment Minister Francis Nhema, Mines Minister Obert Mpofu, Defence Forces chief Constantine Chiwenga and chief of conservation in the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Vitalis Chadenga “repeatedly resurface in rumours” about rhino poaching- a diplomatic cable released by Wikileaks last week says.

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Mount Darwin legislator Saviour Kasukuwere was named in a government land audit as one of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front politicians with multiple farms. He had three.

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The leader of the Progressive Teachers Union, Raymond Majongwe, told United States embassy officials that hundreds of Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front thugs that were involved in the coordinated attacks and intimidation of rural communities were now on the government payroll and were receiving the $100 government allowance that all civil servants were.

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Mount Darwin legislator Saviour Kasukuwere told United States embassy officials that President Robert Mugabe and his cronies must be phased out for the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front to survive.

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Mines Minister Obert Mpofu stormed out of a meeting of the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce after chamber president Obert Sibanda said the government should “kiss” foreign investors to entice them into coming to Zimbabwe.

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A daily newspaper said even former Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith was not as vindictive as the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front.

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President Robert Mugabe said he wanted democracy for every Zimbabwean and the British should read the country’s history to see who respected human rights better himself or former Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith.

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Commercial farmers, who had been under so much pressure that they were at the point of throwing in the towel, believed firmly that South African President Thabo Mbeki, Botswana President Festus Mogae and Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano held the key to changing President Robert Mugabe’s path, as their counterparts had done years before when their concerted action forced Ian Smith from power.

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