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International Organization for Migration says it welcomes extension on deportation, ready to assist Zimbabweans forced to leave
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The lowest-paid public employees will receive US$9 more a
month in 2011 while those at the top of the pay scale will earn US$12
more
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Kimberley Process members have until the beginning of next week to vote on changes in an agreement on marketing Marange diamonds
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Harare Residents Trust Coordinator Precious Shumba said Zimbabweans must raise crops wherever they live as a matter of survival
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The fallout from Wikileaks disclosures about Zimbabwe has
been limited but a probe could create legal problems for Mr. Tsvangirai
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The Apex Council bargaining unity said it is displeased at indications that civil servant salaries won't be doubled
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A ZAPU spokesman in Europe said the restored
liberation-era party based in Matabeleland will continue to lobby for a
devolved state
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Hardliners in President Mugabe's ZANU-PF party are
pushing for a vote in June despite pressure from various sources for a
later poll
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Mr. Tsvangirai said Zimbabwe's economy was set to grow by eight percent this year, but acknowledged political difficulties
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Some Zimbabwean expatriates who missed a December 31 deadline to apply for a residency permit are seeking political asylum
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