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Zimbabwe: Ex-Minister Says Country Under Military Rule
allafrica.com May 11, 2008
Former Home Affairs Minister Dumiso Dabengwa says the country is virtually under military rule following President Robert Mugabe's dramatic defeat in the 29 March elections. ... Dabengwa, a respected commander of ZIPRA forces and an ally of unsuccessful presidential...
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- Elections,
- Armed Forces,
- Defense & Security Forces,
- Government,
- Post-elections Zimbabwe,
- Elections in Zimbabwe,
- Defense
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