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Mujuru pledged to support Tsvangirai
HARARE- President Robert Mugabe and the late Retired General Solomon Mujuru did not see eye-to-eye in the period leading to the March 2008 harmonised elections with Zanu PF insiders saying the two’s “estrangement was permanent”.
Wikileaks: Bennett criticised MDC-T leadership
HARARE- Roy Bennett, the exiled treasurer –general of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) led by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai believes his party is good at campaigning but it lacks the people who know how to run a government.
Gono wanted to form his own political party
HARARE- The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Gideon Gono, intended to form his own political party because he felt President Robert Mugabe and his party, Zanu PF were now so weak and no longer relevant to the country according to the latest Wikileaks cables.
Mugabe declined US exit package: WikiLeaks
HARARE- The United States government offered President Robert Mugabe an exit package which would have guaranteed a soft landing for the octogenarian leader just prior to the 2008 harmonised elections. The offer was declined. The US government was confident that Mugabe would be defeated in the elections.
Grace Mugabe ‘hurts her back in the gym’
HARARE- First Lady Grace Mugabe on Friday moved to dispel reports that she is ill claiming she only hurt her back while exercising in the gym. She spoke while officially opening the Health, Fitness, Beauty and Fashion Expo in Harare.
Tomana not fooling anyone over WikiLeaks
LONDON- Zimbabwe’s Attorney General Johannes Tomana should not think that we are fools by making a u-turn on WikiLeaks just because the accused are now Zanu-PF top brass writes Clifford Chitupa Mashiri.
Ailing Mugabe says he will not retire
BULAWAYO— Zimbabwe’s 87-year-old president said Saturday he will not retire before proposed elections next year and will stay on also to lead the country against what he called a Western campaign for regime change.
‘Zanu PF sell-outs worse than dogs’
BULAWAYO – War veterans’ leader Jabulani Sibanda yesterday increased pressure on Zanu PF regime change merchants and sellouts who connived to remove President Robert Mugabe from power with the Americans when he described them as worse than dogs.
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