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MDC boycotts Zimbabwe cabinet

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Harare : Zimbabwe | about 1 month ago

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The 13 ministers from Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party met separately in Harare on Tuesday, while Mugabe chaired the weekly cabinet session. Mugabe's spokesman told state media that Tsvangirai's suspension of co-operation with the unity government, eight months into the...

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