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The international food company, Nestlé, has announced that it is to stop buying milk from a dairy farm owned by Zimbabwean first lady Grace Mugabe.
The decision follows threats to boycott Nestlé products, made after a British Sunday newspaper...
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Not so many weeks ago we read the report on the internet that Grace Mugabe - Amazing (Dis)Grace, as I like to call her - beat up a British photographer in a public...
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“Mugabe’s successes are outweighed by his excesses.”
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