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Chamisa confirms alliance with former Zimbabwean dictator Robert Mugabe
HARARE – MDC-Alliance Presidential candidate Mr Nelson Chamisa yesterday confirmed he was working with former President Robert Mugabe in his bid to win.
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Gutu Man Takes Second Wife to Court Over Erectile Dysfunction
A polygamous man who cannot have an erection whenever he is with his first wife has taken the second wife Memory Shiri (24).
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US Senate Passes Zimbabwe Elections Bill
WASHINGTON D.C.- THE United States House and Senate on July 25 passed a bipartisan legislation introduced by U.S. Sens. Jeff Flake (R-Arizona), and.
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We’ll Arrest You, Chamisa Warns Zanu PF Thugs
BINDURA – Nelson Chamisa has responded to reports of intimidation and threats made against his supporters in Bindura by warning Zanu PF leaders.
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Ballot Papers in Zanu PF MP’s Truck Destined for Uzumba Maramba Pfungwe Spark Rigging Fears
BULAWAYO – PICTURES of what appears to be ballot papers for Monday’s elections on the back seat of a Zanu PF parliamentary candidate’s.
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Man Jailed 12 Months for Tearing Nelson Chamisa Poster Worth $3
A RUSAPE political activist will live to rue the day he shredded a poster of MDC Alliance presidential candidate Advocate Nelson Chamisa after.
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Zimbabwe Presidency 2018: Meet the 23 candidates aiming to replace Mugabe
Zimbabweans will have a ‘tall list’ literally to pick from when they head to the polls on July 30 to elect a new.
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Zimbabwe 2018 Polls : What to Expect From First Vote Post-Mugabe
For the first time since white minority rule ended in 1980, Zimbabweans won’t have the option of voting for Robert Mugabe when they.
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Zimbabwe Stocks Rise Before Election in Sign of Investor Unease
Zimbabwean stocks are rising before Monday’s election. But in the topsy-turvy world of the country’s equities market, that’s not necessarily a sign of.