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Some disgruntled members are even calling for a new party to be formed.
Peace Activists Face Daunting Challenge
They will have their work cut out to reduce tensions ahead of next year’s elections.
Life-Saving Drugs Out of Reach for Most
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Mugabe Outmanoeuvres Ruling Party Opponents
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MDC Riven by New Divisions
As elections draw closer, the already divided opposition is stricken with internal strife.
MPs Witness Sewage “Horror”
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Government Policies Backfire Time and Again
No let-up in directives that alienate and demoralise the population.
ZANU-PF Leadership Divisions Mount
Growing evidence of split in ruling party over its candidate for presidential election next year.
Political Theatre Rattles Ruling Party
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