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Le Mouvement pour un changement démocratique (MDC), principal parti d'opposition au Zimbabwe, a dénoncé quelques actes d'intimidation lors de la première journée des élections législatives. Selon le chef de la mission d'observation de l'Union européenne, les opérations de vote, qui concernent environ cinq millions d'électeurs et qui représentent un enjeu important pour Robert MUGABE, le président en place, se déroulent plutôt bien. Commentaire sur images factuelles et interviews de Ian SMITH, ancien Premier ministre rhodésien, Morgan TSVANGIRAI, leader de l'opposition, extrait de déclaration de Robert MUGABE, président du Zimbabwe.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.ina.fr///video/CAC00035442/elections-zimbabwe.fr.html#xtor=AL-3" target="_blank" style="color:#0086b0;">Retrouvez ce media sur Ina.fr</a>

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Zimbabwe is hobbled by political illegitimacy and staggering inflation.<br /><br />Topic: Zimbabwe today <br />Arthur Mutambara: Right now I'm involved in the struggle in Zimbabwe. The major problem in Zimbabwe is around two issues. Number one, political illegitimacy. What's happening in Zimbabwe is that those who are running our country have been so without the consent of the government. They are in power because they stole elections. They were involved in fraudulent elections. Political illegitimacy is the number one challenge. The second challenge is around poor economic governance, which has led to a complete failure in the economic management of our country, to the extent that we're talking about 85% unemployment in our country; 95% poverty levels in the country. Inflation numbers -- official numbers of inflation -- 5,000%. The actual number? Fifteen thousand percent. Life expectancy in our country? Thirty five years. And every week 4,000 people are dying because of HIV/AIDS and malnutrition in our country. If we don't get food assistance this year, four million people might die of starvation. Those are the challenges I am grappling with in my country to say why can't we have a legitimate government that is elected by people through a free and fair election? Why can't we have economic programs, economic solutions that will make Zimbabwe a globally competitive economy and not a basket case where we are today? Those are the issues I am grappling with at the moment as a leader -- one of the leaders -- in the Opposition in Zimbabwe. So far we have managed to raise the profile of issues in the country and internationally. Secondly, we have managed to campaign on the grounds through defiance campaigns, through demonstrations, strikes and rallies so that we can put pressure on the regime of Robert Mugabe in our country so that we can demand conditions for free and fair. So we have achieved the propaganda wall around creation of conditions for free and fair. Secondly, we have also achieved -- or we're still working on -- building a united front inspired by a single _______ principle so that in any election in our country, we can present a viable and electable opposition that can win power against the dictatorship of Robert Mugabe. So creating conditions for free and fair elections -- we are working on that. We're raising the proffer of that issue. Creating a united front to win elections -- we're working on that. And we're raising the proffer on that matter. And also number three, we have been crafting the economic blueprints -- the economic solutions -- that will allow our country to move from poverty to the Promised Land. So this . . . this is what defines our achievements; but there are achievements that are part of work in progress. They are not complete, but they're the achievements that define our efforts to bring about resolutions in our country. The legacy of my part -- the legacy of my colleagues and myself . . . I don't believe in individual legacy. I believe in collective legacy. I believe in generational legacy. The legacy of my generation and my country is that of transforming Zimbabwe from poverty, from crisis, to make Zimbabwe a globally competitive economy -- making Zimbabwe the Singapore of Africa. Making Zimbabwe the Switzerland of Africa. If as a generation we're able to make Zimbabwe the Malaysia, the Singapore of Africa in terms of GDP, per capita income, business growth, economic empowerment of all my people, that will be our legacy -- an economic legacy and an economic mandate. <br />Recorded On: 7/5/07

Zimbabwe has won the toss in the 2nd T20 against India and has elected to bat first. India will look to square series after suffering a shock 2-run defeat against Zimbabwe in the first T20 international. Pace bowlers Barindar Sran and Dhawal Kulkarni have replaced Rishi Dhawan and Jaydev Unadkat for the Indian side. Zimbabwe's wicketkeeper-batsman Richmond Mutumbami has been ruled out of today's encounter due to a hip injury.<br /><br />Subscribe to OneIndia News Channel for latest updates on movies and related videos.<br /><br />You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqTa3sNT6SfiQ2DQK_kuWlA<br /><br />Follow us on Twitter : https://twitter.com/Oneindia<br /><br />Like us on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/oneindianews<br /><br />Join our circle in Google Plus : https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/....11244847986936293038

Batting first in the final T20 clash India has set a target of 139 runs for Zimbabwe to chase. India had a bad start with both the openers losing their wickets in the first 5 overs. Kedar Jadhav came as the savior for the team, scoring 58 off 42 balls.<br /><br />Subscribe to OneIndia News Channel for latest updates on movies and related videos.<br /><br />https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqTa3sNT6SfiQ2DQK_kuWlA<br /><br />Follow us on Twitter : https://twitter.com/Oneindia<br /><br />Like us on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/oneindianews/<br /><br />Join our circle in Google Plus : https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/....11244847986936293038

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Today on the net: in Zimbabwe, authorities search for the internet mole leaking the regime’s secrets; thousands of Californian inmates go on hunger strike; and Manchester United football club opens a Twitter account.<br />Zimbabwe hunts for Internet mole "Baba Jukwa"<br />In Zimbabwe, President Robert Mugabe has reportedly offered a three hundred thousand dollar reward to anyone able to uncover the blogger or bloggers behind the pseudonym Baba Jukwa. The mole, whose Facebook page boasts almost 250,000 fans, describes himself as a senior official in the ruling party, Zanu-PF.<br /><br />Since March, the mole in question has been revealing the regime’s secrets. And on several occasions, Baba Jukwa has contradicted official information regarding the health of President Mugabe, who is suffering from prostate cancer and whose state of health is thought to have declined considerably in recent weeks.<br />A Facebook page which also points the finger at abuses supposedly committed by politicians and military figures, and which publishes the telephone numbers of those accused, urging net users to call them to demand an explanation.<br /><br />Apart from power struggles within his party, Baba Jukwa also lifts the lid on the country’s political assassinations. Last month, he predicted the death of the former Minister of Mines, Edward Chindori-Chininga, killed a few days later in a car accident under ambiguous circumstances.<br /><br />But the whistle-blower is now focusing his attention primarily on the Presidential elections to be held on July thirty first. He accuses the regime of wishing to fix the vote... Go on reading on our web site.<br />http://www.france24.com/en/taxonomy/emission/18008<br /><br />Visit our website:<br />http://www.france24.com<br /><br />Subscribe to our YouTube channel:<br />http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=france24english<br /><br />Like us on Facebook:<br />https://www.facebook.com/FRANCE24.English<br /><br />Follow us on Twitter:<br />https://twitter.com/France24_en

Sir David is joined by the MDC's representative in London, Hebson Makuvise, and the Zimbabwean analyst and controversial commentator, George Shire.<br /><br />Also, The former foreign minister of New Zealand talks to Sir David about the current crisis in Zimbabwe, and what the international community should be doing.<br /><br />He also discusses the political outlook in Kenya, Cyprus, Sri Lanka and Pakistan and finally whether the Beijing Olympic opening ceremony should be boycotted.

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