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PM gives up on State House

PRIME Minister, Morgan Tsvangirai has given up on moving into Zimbabwe House and has accepted a “lesser” house in Highlands, as President Robert Mugabe continues to hold onto both the property reserved for the head of government and State House, his official residence.

Zimbabwe House is ceremonially reserved for the prime minister, while State House is the president’s residence.

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Fight over statue goes to court

THE Mining Industry Pension Fund (MIPF) on Thursday filed an urgent High Court application in a bid to stop the Harare city council from erecting a statue of the late Vice-President Joshua Nkomo at Karigamombe Centre.

Council had started preparing for the erection of the statue in defiance of protests by Matabeleland-based groups on the choice of the site to honour the memory of one Zimbabwe’s founding fathers.

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