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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA Walk in her shoes!
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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA ZIMBABWE is in an election mode. It has been, for the best of the last four years, even when the result of July 31, 2013, produced clear winners in Zanu-PF and a vanquished opposition – the MDCs. President Mugabe beat Morgan Tsvangirai convincingly.
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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA “Moyo scoffs at ‘Command Ugly-Culture’.”
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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA There is little doubt the campaign season for next year’s harmonised election is in full swing. President Mugabe is leading his party through Presidential Youth Interface Rallies.
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That Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the opposition MDC-T party, is a dangerous loser, who is staring a potentially career-ending defeat in 2018, has become a notorious fact not just for casual political observation but as a subject of scientific inquiry. There have been quite heated debates in the past fortnight about the
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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA In January, Zimbabwe’s Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi, who was running for election to the post of United Nations World Tourism Organisation secretary-general, raised a serious concern about the colour and geopolitics that play out at the supposedly multilateral institution of the United Nations.
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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA ON Thursday last week, the courts here in South Africa gave a judgment that gave the nation a shock, once again.
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Let us state from the outset that individual countries – sovereign countries – have the right to decide their policies, domestic and foreign.
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FOUR years ago, Nelson Mandela died. South Africa was plunged into mourning, as did many pockets of the global family that had grown to know, in varying degrees, of a man who famously fought a racist system of discriminatory governance known as apartheid.
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In the past few months, South African opposition parties, at least the main ones, namely Democratic Alliance and Economic Freedom Fighters, have been making pronouncements on Zimbabwe that Government has not received quite graciously.
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For fear of sounding monotonous or overkilling the subject of the goings-on in Zimbabwe People First party, which recently underwent a severe bout of convulsions that saw seven senior politicians being burped out unceremoniously, I had decided not to write further about the party.
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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA When Evan Mawarire, the face of the anti-Government #ThisFlag “movement” came back from the United States where he had sought self-exile, the ensuing discourse of his action was typically apoplectic, polarising and politically charged.
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My Turn with Tichaona Zindoga— MDC-T spokesperson Obert Gutu was last week reported to have said his party had found a “cure for Zanu-PF rigging”. According to the story, Gutu said the party had put in place “efficient mechanisms to eliminate fraud” in next year’s harmonised elections.
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My Turn With Tichaona Zindoga— THERE is a big, stinking scandal that has just hit the opposition “civil society” circles. It concerns one Linda Masarira, a controversial anti-Government activist who a few days ago claimed to have been beaten up by six men whom she insinuated to be members of State security.
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The opening of the New Year — and we are just 11 days into it — is often marked by people of all shades and hue pontificating and divining about the moons and year ahead. Whereas in the past some credible voices lent weighted pronouncements, nowadays an increasing number of questionable individuals have been making […]
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