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MDC: Mugabe cannot appoint acting ministers

Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) spokesman Nelson Chamisa addressing a press conference at the party's headquarters at harvest house in Harare

HARARE – Robert Mugabe’s intention to appoint acting ministers to replace members of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC party who have stopped attending Cabinet meetings is unconstitutional, the MDC said on Wednesday as the fallout in Zimbabwe’s... Full Article at Zimbabwe Metro

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  1. 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. Important Cabinet decisions have to be translated into action expeditiously
    – Webster Shamu SOURCE: Zimbabwe Metro 4 weeks ago
  2. 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: News24 4 weeks ago
  3. It is tantamount to tearing apart the unity government
    Nelson Chamisa – Nelson Chamisa SOURCE: News24 4 weeks ago
  4. 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
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