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HARARE – President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai have attributed the continued delay in the full implementation of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) to efforts to balance the conflicting interests of their constituencies and pressures from their respective parties.President Mugabe said the current negotiating process was a painstaking process which required repeated consultation with their parties and the corresponding ...
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I am bemused sometimes when I read the news which emanates from inside Zimbabwe. We have a Government which encourages investment. We also have a Government which publicly denounces violence, yet after a company is threatened with violence and commercial sanctions by an arm of one of the political parties inside government, none of the principles denounces the threats. The company took a commercial decision and announced some time ago that it ...
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HARARE (Reuters) Zimbabwe's government has asked food giant Nestle to resume operations in the country, saying it guaranteed the operations of the firm and its staff from interference, state media reported on Friday. Nestle this week temporarily shut down its factory, citing harassment by the authorities. The firm said it had received an unannounced visit from government officials and police on December 19 and was forced to accept a ...
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