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A part to take a freak on zimbabwe or you have to stand for the cool sanctions if cause does damage in zimbabwe to the people of the its a bad way to come by news of the bible. which if we are used we are facing a. breach in america in our eyes so we are seeing the enough is enough now not always involve ians took part in the government protests against sanctions some are of the view that the economic problems all mate. that joins me from harare hell give us the opposition m.d.c. alliances youre...

Politicians to make positive coalmines about this subject years affect that every zimbabwean and which is why they didnt turn up at the stadium today knows that is that the government is the one thats maintaining sanctions on the people of zimbabwe and has done so for nearly 40 years we know that these are the be of government can unilaterally remove the sanctions imposed by any other country on the basis of simply implementing the forms that are required by design bob and not just by us or any ...

Pursuing their party to ensure that we if people as a government that is respectful to the people of zimbabwe. from the movement for democratic change or m.d.c. thank you. our next story is in the central african republic one of the poorest countries in the world and one death seen as a series of fishes conflicts since it gained independence from france in 1960 s. the most recent civil war started 6 years ago with christian and muslim rebels fighting over religion power and natural resources tod...

Ousted and i i think i heard you confirm that it brings me to my next question there has been some voices in zimbabwe critical of the m.d.c. leadership in particular for letting people to go to the streets and we saw what happened today people are assaulted and the question is the leadership themselves are not on the ground with the people does your party bans some of the responsibility for those people who have been injured today the people in the streets of zimbabwe bears do in the acquisition...

A police ban on the protest which was upheld by his high court police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse the demonstration is around 80 people were arrested and several beaten by police the protest was originally organized by zimbabwes opposition movement for democratic change or m.d.c. to accuse the government off our action and mismanaging the countrys struggling economy. my 1st guest today is the youth chief for the movement for democratic change m.d.c. obey satori is and had a...

Unfortunate basically also not fair to say the leadership was not to do so i am a special fail because i do want to get this in perhaps you can continue on and include this as well is the m.d.c. calling for future demonstrations i know more had been planned all those go ahead. of course they will go ahead because no one is above the law and the supreme law of this lindh allows people to demonstrate and we are going to be doing that in a peaceful minute as a party of our culture is a very peacefu...

People aware of the new paltz destine set up to prosecute war crimes committed in the country were talking to a prosecutor from the course. hello im christine will welcome to news africa its good to have you along its been a tense day in zimbabwe police clashed with anti-government protesters in the capital harare this morning opposition supporters took to the streets despite a police bat on the protest which was upheld by zimbabwes high court police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disp...

The people who wont be in the streets of zimbabwe bearsden the acquisitional provisions it is unfortunate that the judgment was amid right on time when people were already in town so its quite unfortunate that it was tell people you wont be in town because there were 13 that the protest is going on is that provided for this. to people off the land its unfortunate that some outre vyas knows youve been youve been taken from the archives to ensure that the top people supported so what is that going...