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Following the return to prison of Deputy Minister for Agriculture designate, Roy Bennett, the MDC top brass headed into a caucus to decide their future in Zimbabwean politics.
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Robert Gabriel Mugabe has ruled and ruined Zimbabwe since April 18 1980. Even before Zimbabwean independence he sought to shatter the people’s hopes for peace and...
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Is it just me, or does Mugabe not care what agreements he signs, what he signs up to or what he promises to do? This habit of his started a very long time ago when...
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