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Thursday, 24th December 2009
23 hours ago ago from The Bearded Man
Howzit -o00o- I am not surprised at Nestle's reaction to the pressure being applied by Mugabe's ministers for them to accept delivery of Gushungo milk. And, quite frankly, I am a little surprised at the reaction by Morgan Tsvangirai and Arthur Mutambara. As I wrote yesterday, enforced business removes the freedom of choice, and with it foes democracy. If Nestle have closed in Zimbabwe because of Mugabe-esque pressure, then ...
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15 hours ago ago from News Afrika
President Robert Mugabe said Zimbabwe has seen tremendous improvement under its unity government, despite food giant Nestle's shock decision Wednesday to suspend dairy operations in the country. Original post by AllAfrica.com and software by News Africa
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9 hours ago ago from Ethio Sun |- Source of Ethiopian News & Opinion
If the neutral left is really neutral, why does it keep coming down hard on the West’s official enemies while ignoring the West’s henchmen? By Stephen Gowans: Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe (L) is probably one of the most vilified figures in international politics, and has been in Washington’s crosshairs for quite some time. That alone recommends extreme caution when consuming the reports being distributed by American ...
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19 hours ago ago from GenevaLunch
Vevey, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) Food multinational Nestlé says it has closed its milk production plant in Zimbabwe after the government pressured it to take milk from a non-contracted supplier 19 December during a surprise visit from government officials. Two days later, Monday, two of the plant's managers were called into the Harare police station for questioning, then released. President Robert Mugabe and his unity government partner ...
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