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I have been rightly or wrongly criticised for advancing a proposition that President Mugabe deserves a residual benefit of doubt in respect of all that has gone wrong in Zimbabwe as well as Zanu PF.
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President Mugabe surprises me. The Herald newspaper reports today, that he ‘slammed’ his Ministers yesterday, for being too lazy. It also reports that he chided them for travelling too much and for organising endless meetings without…
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President Robert Mugabe's closing remarks at the 6th National Conference of the Zanu PF Youth League.
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President Mugabe yesterday slammed some Zanu-PF leaders for practising factionalism which he said led to some delegates to the party’s 6th National Youth League conference not being provided with food, while the opening ceremony was delayed…
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A respected American research group has published the results of a poll which ranked approval ratings of Presidents in sub-Saharan Africa.
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President Mugabe yesterday paid tribute to a team of over 50 medical professionals who successfully performed a delicate operation to separate Siamese twins last Tuesday at Harare Children’s Hospital, saying they did the country proud and…
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Zimbabwe and Britain share an unbreakable historical link. It is Britain that placed Zimbabwe under the yoke of colonialism, it is Britain that reinstated Zimbabwe’s independence. It is the same Britain that is at the centre of Zimbabwe‘s…
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As we celebrate this year’s independence we remember the struggle for independence itself and the many that did not make it. We are compelled to reflect on how far our national aspirations have progressed.
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President Mugabe was treated to yet another birthday “celebration” by the Civil Service Commission (CSC), the body that purports to represent government workers.
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I stayed up last night to watch live the speech by President Mugabe at the UN General Assembly meeting in New York. When I was a boy, we would walk for miles to go and listen to Mugabe. In those days, he was eloquent, sharp and promising.
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