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Zimbabwe: Minister Cleared in Phone Theft Case

Nairobi — A Zimbabwean deputy minister from Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's party who was arrested for allegedly stealing a cell phone from an ally of President Robert Mugabe has been cleared of the charges. Full Article at AllAfrica.com

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  2. Movement for Democratic Change
  3. United Nations

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  1. The discussion was very productive... I want to say he gave me assurances that SADC is committed to see this country move forward to ensure that the train is back on rail
    Morgan Tsvangirai – Morgan Tsvangirai SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 1 month ago
  2. His Excellency may have to consider appointing ministers in an acting capacity to key ministries for the sake of a successful agricultural season and general economic turnaround
    – Joseph Made SOURCE: Mail & Guardian Online 1 month ago
  3. That is a laughable proposition. This is precisely the reason why we are deadlocked. They are in a mode of unilateralism and arrogance which has not helped the spirit of the GPA
    Nelson Chamisa – Nelson Chamisa SOURCE: Mail & Guardian Online 1 month ago
  4. It is tantamount to tearing apart the unity government
    Nelson Chamisa – Nelson Chamisa SOURCE: Mail & Guardian Online 1 month ago
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