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Selasssie Rasta:
Listen African ppl spend so much time pushing and pulling, i think money is not -
Anonymous:
TO WASTE TAX PAYERS MONEY AGAIN . WHY DONT THEY GIVE THAT MONEY TO UNEMPLOYED YO -
Anonymous:
That is zanu pf,please be advised to be careful next time. You will be thrown in -
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Too much hate on zim people please.. -
lolo:
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Archive for June, 2009
Tsvangirai: Coalition Govt not in danger
By Angus Shaw HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Zimbabwe’s troubled coalition government is in no danger of collapsing despite accusations that President Robert Mugabe’s party is blocking reform, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said Tuesday. Tsvangirai, a former opposition leader who joined Mugabe in the unity government in February, spoke to reporters a day after one of [...]
Dr Magaisa analyses Tsvangirai trip
By Alex Magaisa THREE weeks ago, Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai left on a tour of Europe and North America, much of which is collectively referred to as the West. As the tour unfolded two major objectives were apparent. First, the trip sought to promote re-engagement between Zimbabwe and the West whose relationship over the [...]
Professor Moyo savages Tsvangirai trip
By Prof Jonathan Moyo, MP While Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s three-week tour of some European countries and the United States has come and gone, it has left behind a lot of dust over its purpose and achievement, which are now the subject of political mystification and media hullabaloo. Against this background there are six irresistible [...]
The Michael Jackson journey
By Mutumwa Mawere Each and every individual has a story whose real impact on others is regrettably only told in its true and proper perspective when one exists this world. Michael Jackson (MJ), the legend, icon and superstar and, indeed, an African heritage point of light passed on last week and his exit exposed the [...]
ROHR & ZimVigil exploiting asylum seekers
Editorial Several days ago as editor of this website, I had to make the difficult decision of whether or not to publicise and expose allegations that human rights group Restoration of Human Rights in Zimbabwe (ROHR) and its sister organisation the Zimbabwe Vigil were exploiting desperate Zimbabwean asylum seekers in the United Kingdom. In the [...]