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Tsvangirai said in his maiden speech to parliament as prime minister in a unity government with President Robert Mugabe that the days of police violently breaking up demonstrations and needlessly arresting people had to come to an end.
"In future such activities could bring the threat of prosecution not only on those arresting or interfering with such activities but also on those that ordered such interference and arrests," Tsvangirai said
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Nyarai
on
12 March, 2010 12:38:06
Good article! I have a question.........Is it possible to back Zanu PF land reform and not support the party and all it stands for?
takunya_ndebvu
on
12 March, 2010 12:34:41
I agree with Grasian Mkodzongi on the thrust of his argument but beg to differ with him on one or two issues. I am one ...
Samuel Wadzai Mangoma
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12 March, 2010 11:11:04
Tsvangirai remains the Hero of the democratisation struggle in Zimbabwe. he is aware of the sacrifices that were made and some are still being made ...
Samuel Wadzai Mangoma
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12 March, 2010 10:54:13
The expert is a ZANU PF supporter. Why shouldnt we have peacekeepers when we know very well that ZANU PF will reosrt to violence to ...
Tovera Pamuchakata
on
12 March, 2010 09:50:02
"We have been keeping our own peace for the past 30 years and there is no reason for advocating for a peacekeeper."
Get real, man. 500 ...
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e.g. - procecuted (as seen above) [ Try the word PROSECUTED as an alternative ]
Please get up to be intelligent, competent and be professional.
Zimbabwe needs enabled brain cells to pioneer a recovery.
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