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PM defies police ban

HWANGE — Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday defied a police ban and addressed thousands of his supporters for the first time since he was prevented from campaigning in Matabeleland North ahead of the ill-fated June 2008 presidential run-off poll.

The last time Tsvangirai tried to campaign in the province two years ago he was detained in Lupane for several hours.

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Shocking GMB debts exposed

THE troubled Grain Marketing Board (GMB) submitted two different sets of its unaudited results for the same period to government sparking fears that parastatals may be cooking their books after they were given a three-month ultimatum to put their act together.

The financial statements reveal that the parastatal is virtually insolvent as it is saddled with enormous debts.

 

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