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| According to the weekly Zimbabwe Independent newspaper Tsvangirai, Mugabe and Mutambara agreed at a meeting in June to drop everything else and concentrate on resolving the dispute around the appointments of Roy Bennett, Johannes Tomana and Gideon Gono. But MDC-T spokesman Nelson Chamisa refuted the story and told Newsreel none of the outstanding issues were dropped. | ||||||||||
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| Andrew Harding on Africa Douglas Rogers Blog UK in Zim: FCO blog Zim Update Zimbabwe Republic Police Kick Mugabe Out Ray Hartley SA Times blog Kubatana Blog Bloggers for Human Rights Di Mitchells blog Daniel Molekele Sokwanele blog |
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Chimuriwo believes ZPF is just using the MDC in the unity government to get funding from the outside world; while Felix says the ZPF Operation ''Vharamuromo'' (Shut Up) should not come as a surprise to people during the constitutional making process, as ZPF have always used violence to get what they want and; Zibusiso says there are plenty of reasons for the MDC to pull out of the GNU and they should do so immediately. |
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| Richard finds out about the Council of Zimbabwean Christian Leaders from Qobo Mayisa, their General Secretary, and he talks to Father Nigel Johnson about the life of Ignatius Loyola , the founder of the Jesuits whose life Christians celebrate this week. Then; From the Archives brings you the best programmes from the week on SW Radio Africa. | ||||||||||
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Human rights lawyer Dewa Mavhinga reiterates that there can never be any any meaningful development in Zimbabwe as long as Mugabe and ZANU PF pretend to be taking the country forward, while continually trying to push through policies they adopted during the liberation war. |
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| Irene Madongo speaks to Kollega Mlisana from the Center for the AIDS Program of Research in South Africa, about a new vaginal gel that has been developed that can reduce a womans risk of HIV infection by 40%. She also talks to Dr Nyikadzino Mahachi of the Zimbabwe AIDS prevention services, about what the new gel could mean for HIV prevention in Zimbabwe. And finally | ||||||||||
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In place of Hot Seat, Alex Bell interviews author Jason Wallace about his new book ‘Out of Shadows’. Set in Zimbabwe in the 1980s it tells the story of a young British boy who comes to live and go to school in the country, soon after Robert Mugabe becomes Prime Minister. | |||||||||
| Described as honest, powerful and devastating, the book is both a coming of age tale and a moral analysis of good and evil. Wallace describes his own experiences growing up in Zimbabwe and the devastation of the country under Mugabe’s control. | ||||||||||
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| Listen to interview with author Doublas Rogers | |
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