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By Tatenda Dewa | Nehanda Radio| Government has claimed the opposition Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) party recently stage managed violence in order to get sympathy ahead of a reported UK trip by its leader, Joice Mujuru. ZimPF…
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Fears of a revolt against the government, amid a worsening economic crisis in the country and deepening infighting within President Robert Mugabe’s ruling Zanu PF, are apparently behind the government’s belated order that illegal street…
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HARARE - President Robert Mugabe has bowed to pressure from certain quarters of the military to explain his wife, Grace Mugabe’s role in the day to day running of the country, Nehanda Radio has learnt.
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The continuation of the country’s political and economic crisis, nine months after the 2013 elections, is a result of the failure by the government of national unity to implement security sector reforms, a leading human rights campaigner…
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Damning top-secret intelligence documents that expose Robert Mugabe’s plans to rig the forthcoming election in Zimbabwe and crush his political rivals have been handed to The Mail on Sunday.
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The sword of Damocles is all but hovering above the head, of Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, Gideon Gono, following disclosures this week by insiders at the bank that the central banker has been fired from the Joint Operations…
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Finance Minister Tendai Biti on Thursday said Zimbabwe's economy would grow by 5% next year but warned the prospects could be scuttled if elections planned for 2013 turned violent.
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Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa has suggested that military generals in Zimbabwe will do anything in their power to prevent Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai from taking over should he win presidential elections next year.
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President Robert Mugabe who secured a violent re-election in June 2008 on the back of nearly 500 dead bodies, has said that Zimbabweans should tolerate each other’s political and social preferences ahead of harmonised elections next year.
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Zimbabwe is fast approaching a dangerous tipping point. Last month, its ailing octogenarian president, Robert Mugabe, angrily defied his critics, calling for early elections in 2012.
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