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Simba Makoni
Information about this person was last updated on Sunday, January 22, 2012.
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[ said]: Borrowings for the group went up to $3,8 million from $2,9 million, while the total cost of borrowings were down to $667 000 from $741 000 due to favourable borrowing terms,
newsday 19-DEC-11
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[ said]: The minister’s silence shows he had no plan to deal with our national debt, but I am sure our creditors are waiting to hear from us,
newsday 29-NOV-11
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[-says]: No one is surprised by that development,
greatindaba 28-NOV-11
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[ said]: We can look East, North or South. However, we cannot get Zimbabwe working again if we continue on the path to self-destruction,
newsday 28-NOV-11
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[ said]: There has been no explanation or justification for the raise,
newsday 28-NOV-11
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[ said]: No one is surprised by that development. The outcome was entirely predictable right from the beginning. It confirms what all of us have been suspecting. The intention is to reinforce the propaganda machinery around Zanu-PF
thezimbabwemail 27-NOV-11
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[-insisted]: broader political consensus.
insiderzim 17-NOV-11
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[ said]: The economy has stabilised because we threw away the Zimbabwean dollar in October 2007, long before the inclusive government was formed. It was not a government policy and what happened was that on January 29 2009, Patrick Chinamasa who was the acting Minister of Finance formalised dollarisation, which had been implemented by citizens a year ago,
newsday 25-OCT-11
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[-said]: What has been happening in the past two years is that many donors coordinated by organisations like Unicef and WHO have brought a lot of support into health and education.
newsday 25-OCT-11
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[ said]: The inclusive government is not doing anything for the country because social services have not improved since its installation,
newsday 25-OCT-11
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[-said]: Those aspiring to be leaders must know there is time for everything. Gaddafi outlived his lifespan as the leader of Libya, that is why he died a painful death,
zimbabwereporter 22-OCT-11
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[ said]: Those aspiring to be leaders must know there is time for everything. Gaddafi outlived his lifespan as the leader of Libya, that is why he died a painful death. His fate should send poignant lessons for those who want to cling to power that they should not overstay or ignore the will of the people. He had eight months to accept the people of Libya no longer wanted him and he had time to negotiate a peaceful exit, but he jettisoned all that and caused for himself the brutal death that he encountered,
newsday 21-OCT-11
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[-pointed out]: no one gets the funds.
insiderzim 19-OCT-11
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[-said]: nobody knows.
insiderzim 19-OCT-11
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[-told]: The agricultural sector faces a decline of 24.6 percent,
thezimbabwemail 20-SEP-11
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[-said]: Are we ready to go to elections? I will give you the answer in two respects: The country needs elections the soonest because the inclusive government is not working for the people of Zimbabwe. But we must ensure that the next election will not give room for the result to be stolen from the winning candidate. That means we must have a credible, national constitution. We must have effective institutions of electoral management: independent, well-resourced with people of integrity, capacity and competence,
financialgazette 13-SEP-11
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[ added]: Our structures of traditional leadership, structures of faith and religion, and our structures of community leadership are the most effective starting points for healing and reconciliation,
financialgazette 13-SEP-11
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[-said]: The country’s President must be given a limit of the number of years they can serve. That will simply put a stop to the handiende (I won’t retire) syndrome,
newsday 05-SEP-11
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[ said]: What it means is that those extreme views that he used to moderate to temper and bring down will now have no moderating influence and it is therefore quite likely that recklessness will go unchecked whether it is in ZANU-PF or outside ZANU-PF,
voanews 23-AUG-11
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[ said]: He was forgiving and not vindictive. Yes, he had arguments with others, particularly about the direction his party and country were going. But he did not hold grudges - always forgave and forgot,
allafrica 19-AUG-11
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[-commented]: That the national parliament could be violated like that in broad daylight and the law enforcement agencies, which are paraded as the best in Africa, failed to control a handful of rabble-rousers shows the depth of decay of our law enforcement and law and order,
voanews 27-JUL-11
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[-said]: Our journey of independent nationhood has traversed varied terrains. The first decade-and-a-half were acclaimed as years of remarkable social and economic progress, although blemished by the madness and inhumanity of Gukurahundi,
newsday 17-APR-11
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[-said]: Now thirty years after independence, we are being told by multi-millionaires and multiple farm owners that indigenisation will set us free. By this, they are not referring to broad-based empowerment of the ordinary man but the looting and plunder of national resources by a small parasitic elite.
newsday 17-APR-11
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[said:]: The so-called principals are indecisive, prevaricating and power- hungry.
newsday 01-FEB-11
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[ said]: Two years of the conflict-ridden inclusive government has brought very little improvement to the lives of Zimbabweans,
newsday 01-FEB-11
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[ said]: Let it be implemented honestly, diligently and effectively,
newsday 01-FEB-11
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