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Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa ZAPU Interim Chairman and leader speaks to Robin Kryl of eNews about ZAPU and Zimbabwe after 30 years of Zimbabwe's Independence.
ZAPU together with the ANC, FRELIMO, MPLA and SWAPO are the only authentic liberation movements to be recognised by the OAU. ZAPU recently ended the 22 year old Unity Accord with Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF.
ZAPU Commander in Chief Dumiso Dabengwa interview on Studio 7.
The ZAPU president spoke on the succession plan by Robert Mugabe. Listen...
- published: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 308
Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU) leader Dr Dumiso Dabengwa's profile.
- published: 21 Jan 2011
- views: 1448
Conference: Southern Africa Beyond the West: Political, economic and cultural relationships with the BRICS countries and the global South (7-11 August, 2015)
Round Table with panel participants, Vladimir Shubin (Institute for African Studies, Russian Academy of Science) and Dumiso Dabengwa (Former ZIMPRA High Command, currently ZAPU President)
- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 47
1. Wide of Bulawayo city hall
2. Simba Makoni banner over city hall
3. Close up of Makoni election campaign leaflet in member of audience's hand
4. Audience listening to Makoni
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Simba Makoni, presidential candidate: ++includes cutaways++
"We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again."
6. Wide shot audience at city hall clapping Makoni's speech
7. Crowd at White City Stadium cheering Makoni, and carrying Makoni campaign posters
8. Tilt up from Makoni campaign banner to Dabengwa on stage at stadium
9. Mid shot of Dabengwa addressing rally
10. Makoni addressing rally at stadium
11. Man listening
12. Wide of Makoni addressing rally, leading chants, audience responds
13. Mid shot Makoni leading chants, audience responds
14. Cheering audience
15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop, supporter of Simba Makoni:
"He has been with the people in the party, ZANU-PF, and he is the bold guy to stand up and say no to him (Mugabe) so I can say that I am with the guy because he is bold."
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop:
"Personally I will never put my vote for him (Makoni)."
(Reporter: Why won't you vote for him?)
"I suspect that he was sent by the Mugabe to divide the vote for the opposition."
17. Makoni and Dumiso Dabengwa walk through White City stadium to cheers from crowd
STORYLINE:
Zimbabwe's former finance minister Simba Makoni held his first election rally on Saturday and celebrated the defection of a respected member of President Robert Mugabe's ruling party inner circle to his side.
Dumiso Dabengwa, a former government minister and current member of the ZANU-PF politburo, announced his support for Makoni at a rally attended by 4,000 people in the second largest city of Bulawayo.
The defections were a major blow to Mugabe, whose once iron grip on his party has weakened since Makoni announced last month that he would stand as an independent in presidential elections on March 29.
Prior to that, the divided opposition Movement for Democratic Change were the only challengers to the 84-year-old autocrat.
It is unclear how much support Makoni has from the ZANU-PF elite, although analysts say he enjoys the backing of other senior figures.
"We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again," Makoni told business leaders in Bulawayo on Saturday.
Later, Makoni held a rally in the city's White City stadium.
One man explained why he supported Makoni.
"He has been with the people in the party, ZANU-PF, and he is the bold guy to stand up and say no to him (Mugabe) so I can say that I am with the guy because he is bold," he said.
But another man said he would never vote for Makoni.
Asked why he replied: "I suspect that he was sent by Mugabe to divide the vote for the opposition."
Makoni was due to hold a rally in the capital Harare on Sunday and hoped to announce that other senior figures have joined his campaign.
The main Movement for Democratic Change faction, led by Morgan Tsvangirai, has said it will not support Makoni.
But a smaller faction, which counts Bulawayo as its stronghold, has thrown its weight behind Makoni.
Dabengwa's support on top of that is likely to ensure he wins more votes than Mugabe in Bulawayo.
Dabengwa said he dropped his allegiance to Mugabe after many years of unquestioning loyalty because the December party congress, which nominated Mugabe as the only candidate, was manipulated.
Dabengwa was not present when Mugabe launched his re-election campaign on Friday.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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English/Nat
An Independent Party representative has won a symbolic by-election in Zimbabwe.
Margaret Dongo is the first person to have defeated the ruling parties 15 year dominance
A former guerrilla fighter who broke away from President Robert Mugabe's ruling party defeated the ruling party candidate Monday in a parliament by-election. It was the first election loss since independence 15 years ago for Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front in the two-thirds of the country populated by the Shona-speaking majority that dominates the government.
Margaret Dongo, 35, was carried on the shoulders of supporters after results of the two days of voting in a working class district of Harare were announced. Dongo, who once fought white rule when the nation was Rhodesia, received 3,075 votes to 1,613 for ZANU PF candidate Vivian Mwashita.Only 18 percent of the registered voters in the district cast ballots.
SOUNDBITE:
I feel very much happy. It is part of the change of system in Zimbabwe. And I feel very much happy to be the first independent woman to stand in the parliamentary election and win. I am going to be the first independent parliamentary in the House of Assembly. So, I feel very much proud and historically our system has not been
challenged. And now it has been challenged by a woman. I have gone further in actual fact to prove them the point
SUPER CAPTION: Margaret Dongo, Independent Party
SOUNDBITE:
In fact they have put in an incompetent leader that the people of Harere South have rejected.
SUPER CAPTION: Margaret Dongo, Independent Party
While a symbolic blow to Mugabe's autocratic control, the election made little difference in the balance of power in Zimbabwe. Mugabe's party holds 147 of the 150 parliament seats, and he is widely expected to easily win re-election in presidential voting
next year.
Dongo formerly held the seat but was removed by the party hierarchy before parliament elections in April for criticizing government corruption. She challenged Mwashita as an independent, but lost a close race.
Dongo then took the ruling party and election authorities to court, claiming the voting had been rigged. A High Court judge ruled in her favor in August, ordering a new vote in the district.
Irregularities in the April vote, including non-registered voters who cast ballots in the district, were unintentional, Home Affairs Minister Dumiso Dabengwa said this week.
Despite high inflation and unemployment in Zimbabwe, opposition groups have been unable to mount any serious challenge to Mugabe's government, which funds the ruling party and strictly controls the news media.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Dumiso Dabengwa
Dumiso Dabengwa (born December 6, 1939) is a Zimbabwean politician. He served as the head of Zimbabwe People's Revolutionary Army (ZIPRA) intelligence during the Rhodesian Bush War.
In 1982 Dabengwa was charged, with Lookout Masuku and four others, of treason by the Mugabe administration. They were acquitted due to lack of evidence in 1983. On release they were redetained under emergency regulations. At this time the Gukurahundi began.
Dabengwa was released four years later.
From 1992 to 2000 he served in the government as Minister of Home Affairs, and in 1991 he was appointed to the chair of the Matabeleland Zambezi Water Project.
During the Rhodesian Bush War the white minority nicknamed him the "Black Russian" because he trained in Moscow, Russia.
Dabengwa ran as a ZANU-PF candidate for a seat in the House of Assembly from Nkulumane in the 2000 election, but was defeated by Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) candidate Gibson Sibanda. Dabengwa said that the MDC would have won even if its candidate was a donkey. He was again defeated in the March 2005 parliamentary election. He served as a member of the ZANU-PF Politburo, but he announced his support for the opposition candidacy of Simba Makoni in the March 2008 presidential election at a press conference in Bulawayo on March 1, 2008. A spokesman for Mugabe said that Dabengwa's defection to Makoni was unimportant, claiming that Dabengwa did not command any support. It was reported that Mugabe had offered to appoint Dabengwa as Vice-President following the election as the replacement for Joseph Msika, but that Dabengwa had declined the offer.
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9:52Zimbabwe MDC Youth Assembly - Part 2 - Dumiso Dabengwa
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84:22Round Table with panel participants Vladimir Shubin and Dumiso Dabengwa
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Conference: Southern Africa Beyond the West: Political, economic and cultural relationships with the BRICS countries and the global South (7-11 August, 2015) Round Table with panel participants, Vladimir Shubin (Institute for African Studies, Russian Academy of Science) and Dumiso Dabengwa (Former ZIMPRA High Command, currently ZAPU President) -
5:02PRISCILLA MISIHAIRABWI MUSHONGA (MDC SECRETARY GENERAL) ON DEMAF
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4:29ZAPU Special Congress Press Conference 2009
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Press conference given by Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa at the ZAPU Special Congress at McDonalds Hall, Mzilikazi, Bulawayo on May 16, 2009. The congress came out with five resolutions one of which was to endorse the total pullout from the 1987 Unity Accord with ZANU PF. -
1:47Former finance minister Makoni launches election campaign
Former finance minister Makoni launches election campaignFormer finance minister Makoni launches election campaign
1. Wide of Bulawayo city hall 2. Simba Makoni banner over city hall 3. Close up of Makoni election campaign leaflet in member of audience's hand 4. Audience listening to Makoni 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Simba Makoni, presidential candidate: ++includes cutaways++ "We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again." 6. Wide shot audience at city hall clapping Makoni's speech 7. Crowd at White City Stadium cheering Makoni, and carrying Makoni campaign posters 8. Tilt up from Makoni campaign banner to Dabengwa on stage at stadium 9. Mid shot of Dabengwa addressing rally 10. Makoni addressing rally at stadium 11. Man listening 12. Wide of Makoni addressing rally, leading chants, audience responds 13. Mid shot Makoni leading chants, audience responds 14. Cheering audience 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop, supporter of Simba Makoni: "He has been with the people in the party, ZANU-PF, and he is the bold guy to stand up and say no to him (Mugabe) so I can say that I am with the guy because he is bold." 16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop: "Personally I will never put my vote for him (Makoni)." (Reporter: Why won't you vote for him?) "I suspect that he was sent by the Mugabe to divide the vote for the opposition." 17. Makoni and Dumiso Dabengwa walk through White City stadium to cheers from crowd STORYLINE: Zimbabwe's former finance minister Simba Makoni held his first election rally on Saturday and celebrated the defection of a respected member of President Robert Mugabe's ruling party inner circle to his side. Dumiso Dabengwa, a former government minister and current member of the ZANU-PF politburo, announced his support for Makoni at a rally attended by 4,000 people in the second largest city of Bulawayo. The defections were a major blow to Mugabe, whose once iron grip on his party has weakened since Makoni announced last month that he would stand as an independent in presidential elections on March 29. Prior to that, the divided opposition Movement for Democratic Change were the only challengers to the 84-year-old autocrat. It is unclear how much support Makoni has from the ZANU-PF elite, although analysts say he enjoys the backing of other senior figures. "We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again," Makoni told business leaders in Bulawayo on Saturday. Later, Makoni held a rally in the city's White City stadium. One man explained why he supported Makoni. "He has been with the people in the party, ZANU-PF, and he is the bold guy to stand up and say no to him (Mugabe) so I can say that I am with the guy because he is bold," he said. But another man said he would never vote for Makoni. Asked why he replied: "I suspect that he was sent by Mugabe to divide the vote for the opposition." Makoni was due to hold a rally in the capital Harare on Sunday and hoped to announce that other senior figures have joined his campaign. The main Movement for Democratic Change faction, led by Morgan Tsvangirai, has said it will not support Makoni. But a smaller faction, which counts Bulawayo as its stronghold, has thrown its weight behind Makoni. Dabengwa's support on top of that is likely to ensure he wins more votes than Mugabe in Bulawayo. Dabengwa said he dropped his allegiance to Mugabe after many years of unquestioning loyalty because the December party congress, which nominated Mugabe as the only candidate, was manipulated. Dabengwa was not present when Mugabe launched his re-election campaign on Friday. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/2da24bc3445f9f6198b545ce84853440 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:02ZIMBABWE: INDEPENDENT MARGARET DONGO WINS BY ELECTION
ZIMBABWE: INDEPENDENT MARGARET DONGO WINS BY ELECTIONZIMBABWE: INDEPENDENT MARGARET DONGO WINS BY ELECTION
English/Nat An Independent Party representative has won a symbolic by-election in Zimbabwe. Margaret Dongo is the first person to have defeated the ruling parties 15 year dominance A former guerrilla fighter who broke away from President Robert Mugabe's ruling party defeated the ruling party candidate Monday in a parliament by-election. It was the first election loss since independence 15 years ago for Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front in the two-thirds of the country populated by the Shona-speaking majority that dominates the government. Margaret Dongo, 35, was carried on the shoulders of supporters after results of the two days of voting in a working class district of Harare were announced. Dongo, who once fought white rule when the nation was Rhodesia, received 3,075 votes to 1,613 for ZANU PF candidate Vivian Mwashita.Only 18 percent of the registered voters in the district cast ballots. SOUNDBITE: I feel very much happy. It is part of the change of system in Zimbabwe. And I feel very much happy to be the first independent woman to stand in the parliamentary election and win. I am going to be the first independent parliamentary in the House of Assembly. So, I feel very much proud and historically our system has not been challenged. And now it has been challenged by a woman. I have gone further in actual fact to prove them the point SUPER CAPTION: Margaret Dongo, Independent Party SOUNDBITE: In fact they have put in an incompetent leader that the people of Harere South have rejected. SUPER CAPTION: Margaret Dongo, Independent Party While a symbolic blow to Mugabe's autocratic control, the election made little difference in the balance of power in Zimbabwe. Mugabe's party holds 147 of the 150 parliament seats, and he is widely expected to easily win re-election in presidential voting next year. Dongo formerly held the seat but was removed by the party hierarchy before parliament elections in April for criticizing government corruption. She challenged Mwashita as an independent, but lost a close race. Dongo then took the ruling party and election authorities to court, claiming the voting had been rigged. A High Court judge ruled in her favor in August, ordering a new vote in the district. Irregularities in the April vote, including non-registered voters who cast ballots in the district, were unintentional, Home Affairs Minister Dumiso Dabengwa said this week. Despite high inflation and unemployment in Zimbabwe, opposition groups have been unable to mount any serious challenge to Mugabe's government, which funds the ruling party and strictly controls the news media. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a9a797444993c633157a76ebb8189d33 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Dumiso Dabengwa eNews Interview - 18 April 2010
Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa ZAPU Interim Chairman and leader speaks to Robin Kryl of eNews about ZAPU and Zimbabwe after 30 years of Zimbabwe's Independence. ZAPU together with the ANC, FRELIMO, MPLA and SWAPO are the only authentic liberation movements to be recognised by the OAU. ZAPU recently ended the 22 year old Unity Accord with Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF. -
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ZAPU Commander in Chief Dumiso Dabengwa interview on Studio 7. The ZAPU president spoke on the succession plan by Robert Mugabe. Listen... -
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Zimbabwe MDC Youth Assembly - Part 2 - Dumiso Dabengwa
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Round Table with panel participants Vladimir Shubin and Dumiso Dabengwa
Conference: Southern Africa Beyond the West: Political, economic and cultural relationships with the BRICS countries and the global South (7-11 August, 2015) Round Table with panel participants, Vladimir Shubin (Institute for African Studies, Russian Academy of Science) and Dumiso Dabengwa (Former ZIMPRA High Command, currently ZAPU President) -
PRISCILLA MISIHAIRABWI MUSHONGA (MDC SECRETARY GENERAL) ON DEMAF
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ZAPU Special Congress Press Conference 2009
Press conference given by Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa at the ZAPU Special Congress at McDonalds Hall, Mzilikazi, Bulawayo on May 16, 2009. The congress came out with five resolutions one of which was to endorse the total pullout from the 1987 Unity Accord with ZANU PF. -
Former finance minister Makoni launches election campaign
1. Wide of Bulawayo city hall 2. Simba Makoni banner over city hall 3. Close up of Makoni election campaign leaflet in member of audience's hand 4. Audience listening to Makoni 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Simba Makoni, presidential candidate: ++includes cutaways++ "We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again." 6. Wide shot audience at city hall clapping Makoni's speech 7. Crowd at White City Stadium cheering Makoni, and carrying Makoni campaign posters 8. Tilt up from Makoni campaign banner to Dabengwa on stage at stadium 9. Mid shot of Dabengwa addressing rally 10. Makoni addressing rally at stadium 11. Man listening 12. Wid... -
ZIMBABWE: INDEPENDENT MARGARET DONGO WINS BY ELECTION
English/Nat An Independent Party representative has won a symbolic by-election in Zimbabwe. Margaret Dongo is the first person to have defeated the ruling parties 15 year dominance A former guerrilla fighter who broke away from President Robert Mugabe's ruling party defeated the ruling party candidate Monday in a parliament by-election. It was the first election loss since independence 15 years ago for Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front in the two-thirds of the country populated by the Shona-speaking majority that dominates the government. Margaret Dongo, 35, was carried on the shoulders of supporters after results of the two days of voting in a working class district of Harare were announced. Dongo, who once fought white rule when the nation was Rhodesia...
Dumiso Dabengwa eNews Interview - 18 April 2010
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- Duration: 5:51
- Updated: 27 May 2010
- views: 9712
Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa ZAPU Interim Chairman and leader speaks to Robin Kryl of eNews about ZAPU and Zimbabwe after 30 years of Zimbabwe's Independence.
ZAPU tog...
Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa ZAPU Interim Chairman and leader speaks to Robin Kryl of eNews about ZAPU and Zimbabwe after 30 years of Zimbabwe's Independence.
ZAPU together with the ANC, FRELIMO, MPLA and SWAPO are the only authentic liberation movements to be recognised by the OAU. ZAPU recently ended the 22 year old Unity Accord with Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF.
wn.com/Dumiso Dabengwa Enews Interview 18 April 2010
Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa ZAPU Interim Chairman and leader speaks to Robin Kryl of eNews about ZAPU and Zimbabwe after 30 years of Zimbabwe's Independence.
ZAPU together with the ANC, FRELIMO, MPLA and SWAPO are the only authentic liberation movements to be recognised by the OAU. ZAPU recently ended the 22 year old Unity Accord with Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF.
- published: 27 May 2010
- views: 9712
ZAPU President Dumiso Dabengwa on succession
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 308
ZAPU Commander in Chief Dumiso Dabengwa interview on Studio 7.
The ZAPU president spoke on the succession plan by Robert Mugabe. Listen...
ZAPU Commander in Chief Dumiso Dabengwa interview on Studio 7.
The ZAPU president spoke on the succession plan by Robert Mugabe. Listen...
wn.com/Zapu President Dumiso Dabengwa On Succession
ZAPU Commander in Chief Dumiso Dabengwa interview on Studio 7.
The ZAPU president spoke on the succession plan by Robert Mugabe. Listen...
- published: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 308
Dr Dumiso Dabengwa Profile - Zimbabwe's liberator.wmv
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:44
- Updated: 21 Jan 2011
- views: 1448
Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU) leader Dr Dumiso Dabengwa's profile.
- published: 21 Jan 2011
- views: 1448
Dr Dabengwa on Ex-ZIPRA Peace Efforts_0001.wmv
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:46
- Updated: 21 Jan 2011
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Zimbabwe MDC Youth Assembly - Part 2 - Dumiso Dabengwa
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:52
- Updated: 13 Apr 2010
- views: 1158
- published: 13 Apr 2010
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Round Table with panel participants Vladimir Shubin and Dumiso Dabengwa
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 84:22
- Updated: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 47
Conference: Southern Africa Beyond the West: Political, economic and cultural relationships with the BRICS countries and the global South (7-11 August, 2015)
R...
Conference: Southern Africa Beyond the West: Political, economic and cultural relationships with the BRICS countries and the global South (7-11 August, 2015)
Round Table with panel participants, Vladimir Shubin (Institute for African Studies, Russian Academy of Science) and Dumiso Dabengwa (Former ZIMPRA High Command, currently ZAPU President)
wn.com/Round Table With Panel Participants Vladimir Shubin And Dumiso Dabengwa
Conference: Southern Africa Beyond the West: Political, economic and cultural relationships with the BRICS countries and the global South (7-11 August, 2015)
Round Table with panel participants, Vladimir Shubin (Institute for African Studies, Russian Academy of Science) and Dumiso Dabengwa (Former ZIMPRA High Command, currently ZAPU President)
- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 47
PRISCILLA MISIHAIRABWI MUSHONGA (MDC SECRETARY GENERAL) ON DEMAF
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:02
- Updated: 28 Mar 2012
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- published: 28 Mar 2012
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ZAPU Special Congress Press Conference 2009
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- Duration: 4:29
- Updated: 25 May 2009
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Press conference given by Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa at the ZAPU Special Congress at McDonalds Hall, Mzilikazi, Bulawayo on May 16, 2009. The congress came out with fi...
Press conference given by Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa at the ZAPU Special Congress at McDonalds Hall, Mzilikazi, Bulawayo on May 16, 2009. The congress came out with five resolutions one of which was to endorse the total pullout from the 1987 Unity Accord with ZANU PF.
wn.com/Zapu Special Congress Press Conference 2009
Former finance minister Makoni launches election campaign
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- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Wide of Bulawayo city hall
2. Simba Makoni banner over city hall
3. Close up of Makoni election campaign leaflet in member of audience's hand
4. Audience ...
1. Wide of Bulawayo city hall
2. Simba Makoni banner over city hall
3. Close up of Makoni election campaign leaflet in member of audience's hand
4. Audience listening to Makoni
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Simba Makoni, presidential candidate: ++includes cutaways++
"We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again."
6. Wide shot audience at city hall clapping Makoni's speech
7. Crowd at White City Stadium cheering Makoni, and carrying Makoni campaign posters
8. Tilt up from Makoni campaign banner to Dabengwa on stage at stadium
9. Mid shot of Dabengwa addressing rally
10. Makoni addressing rally at stadium
11. Man listening
12. Wide of Makoni addressing rally, leading chants, audience responds
13. Mid shot Makoni leading chants, audience responds
14. Cheering audience
15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop, supporter of Simba Makoni:
"He has been with the people in the party, ZANU-PF, and he is the bold guy to stand up and say no to him (Mugabe) so I can say that I am with the guy because he is bold."
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop:
"Personally I will never put my vote for him (Makoni)."
(Reporter: Why won't you vote for him?)
"I suspect that he was sent by the Mugabe to divide the vote for the opposition."
17. Makoni and Dumiso Dabengwa walk through White City stadium to cheers from crowd
STORYLINE:
Zimbabwe's former finance minister Simba Makoni held his first election rally on Saturday and celebrated the defection of a respected member of President Robert Mugabe's ruling party inner circle to his side.
Dumiso Dabengwa, a former government minister and current member of the ZANU-PF politburo, announced his support for Makoni at a rally attended by 4,000 people in the second largest city of Bulawayo.
The defections were a major blow to Mugabe, whose once iron grip on his party has weakened since Makoni announced last month that he would stand as an independent in presidential elections on March 29.
Prior to that, the divided opposition Movement for Democratic Change were the only challengers to the 84-year-old autocrat.
It is unclear how much support Makoni has from the ZANU-PF elite, although analysts say he enjoys the backing of other senior figures.
"We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again," Makoni told business leaders in Bulawayo on Saturday.
Later, Makoni held a rally in the city's White City stadium.
One man explained why he supported Makoni.
"He has been with the people in the party, ZANU-PF, and he is the bold guy to stand up and say no to him (Mugabe) so I can say that I am with the guy because he is bold," he said.
But another man said he would never vote for Makoni.
Asked why he replied: "I suspect that he was sent by Mugabe to divide the vote for the opposition."
Makoni was due to hold a rally in the capital Harare on Sunday and hoped to announce that other senior figures have joined his campaign.
The main Movement for Democratic Change faction, led by Morgan Tsvangirai, has said it will not support Makoni.
But a smaller faction, which counts Bulawayo as its stronghold, has thrown its weight behind Makoni.
Dabengwa's support on top of that is likely to ensure he wins more votes than Mugabe in Bulawayo.
Dabengwa said he dropped his allegiance to Mugabe after many years of unquestioning loyalty because the December party congress, which nominated Mugabe as the only candidate, was manipulated.
Dabengwa was not present when Mugabe launched his re-election campaign on Friday.
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1. Wide of Bulawayo city hall
2. Simba Makoni banner over city hall
3. Close up of Makoni election campaign leaflet in member of audience's hand
4. Audience listening to Makoni
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Simba Makoni, presidential candidate: ++includes cutaways++
"We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again."
6. Wide shot audience at city hall clapping Makoni's speech
7. Crowd at White City Stadium cheering Makoni, and carrying Makoni campaign posters
8. Tilt up from Makoni campaign banner to Dabengwa on stage at stadium
9. Mid shot of Dabengwa addressing rally
10. Makoni addressing rally at stadium
11. Man listening
12. Wide of Makoni addressing rally, leading chants, audience responds
13. Mid shot Makoni leading chants, audience responds
14. Cheering audience
15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop, supporter of Simba Makoni:
"He has been with the people in the party, ZANU-PF, and he is the bold guy to stand up and say no to him (Mugabe) so I can say that I am with the guy because he is bold."
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop:
"Personally I will never put my vote for him (Makoni)."
(Reporter: Why won't you vote for him?)
"I suspect that he was sent by the Mugabe to divide the vote for the opposition."
17. Makoni and Dumiso Dabengwa walk through White City stadium to cheers from crowd
STORYLINE:
Zimbabwe's former finance minister Simba Makoni held his first election rally on Saturday and celebrated the defection of a respected member of President Robert Mugabe's ruling party inner circle to his side.
Dumiso Dabengwa, a former government minister and current member of the ZANU-PF politburo, announced his support for Makoni at a rally attended by 4,000 people in the second largest city of Bulawayo.
The defections were a major blow to Mugabe, whose once iron grip on his party has weakened since Makoni announced last month that he would stand as an independent in presidential elections on March 29.
Prior to that, the divided opposition Movement for Democratic Change were the only challengers to the 84-year-old autocrat.
It is unclear how much support Makoni has from the ZANU-PF elite, although analysts say he enjoys the backing of other senior figures.
"We want to heal the wounds that represent our nation today. We want to remove the fear that permeates in all our lives and we want to mobilise each other so that we can get our country working again," Makoni told business leaders in Bulawayo on Saturday.
Later, Makoni held a rally in the city's White City stadium.
One man explained why he supported Makoni.
"He has been with the people in the party, ZANU-PF, and he is the bold guy to stand up and say no to him (Mugabe) so I can say that I am with the guy because he is bold," he said.
But another man said he would never vote for Makoni.
Asked why he replied: "I suspect that he was sent by Mugabe to divide the vote for the opposition."
Makoni was due to hold a rally in the capital Harare on Sunday and hoped to announce that other senior figures have joined his campaign.
The main Movement for Democratic Change faction, led by Morgan Tsvangirai, has said it will not support Makoni.
But a smaller faction, which counts Bulawayo as its stronghold, has thrown its weight behind Makoni.
Dabengwa's support on top of that is likely to ensure he wins more votes than Mugabe in Bulawayo.
Dabengwa said he dropped his allegiance to Mugabe after many years of unquestioning loyalty because the December party congress, which nominated Mugabe as the only candidate, was manipulated.
Dabengwa was not present when Mugabe launched his re-election campaign on Friday.
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ZIMBABWE: INDEPENDENT MARGARET DONGO WINS BY ELECTION
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Margaret Dongo is the first person to have defeated the ruling...
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An Independent Party representative has won a symbolic by-election in Zimbabwe.
Margaret Dongo is the first person to have defeated the ruling parties 15 year dominance
A former guerrilla fighter who broke away from President Robert Mugabe's ruling party defeated the ruling party candidate Monday in a parliament by-election. It was the first election loss since independence 15 years ago for Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front in the two-thirds of the country populated by the Shona-speaking majority that dominates the government.
Margaret Dongo, 35, was carried on the shoulders of supporters after results of the two days of voting in a working class district of Harare were announced. Dongo, who once fought white rule when the nation was Rhodesia, received 3,075 votes to 1,613 for ZANU PF candidate Vivian Mwashita.Only 18 percent of the registered voters in the district cast ballots.
SOUNDBITE:
I feel very much happy. It is part of the change of system in Zimbabwe. And I feel very much happy to be the first independent woman to stand in the parliamentary election and win. I am going to be the first independent parliamentary in the House of Assembly. So, I feel very much proud and historically our system has not been
challenged. And now it has been challenged by a woman. I have gone further in actual fact to prove them the point
SUPER CAPTION: Margaret Dongo, Independent Party
SOUNDBITE:
In fact they have put in an incompetent leader that the people of Harere South have rejected.
SUPER CAPTION: Margaret Dongo, Independent Party
While a symbolic blow to Mugabe's autocratic control, the election made little difference in the balance of power in Zimbabwe. Mugabe's party holds 147 of the 150 parliament seats, and he is widely expected to easily win re-election in presidential voting
next year.
Dongo formerly held the seat but was removed by the party hierarchy before parliament elections in April for criticizing government corruption. She challenged Mwashita as an independent, but lost a close race.
Dongo then took the ruling party and election authorities to court, claiming the voting had been rigged. A High Court judge ruled in her favor in August, ordering a new vote in the district.
Irregularities in the April vote, including non-registered voters who cast ballots in the district, were unintentional, Home Affairs Minister Dumiso Dabengwa said this week.
Despite high inflation and unemployment in Zimbabwe, opposition groups have been unable to mount any serious challenge to Mugabe's government, which funds the ruling party and strictly controls the news media.
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wn.com/Zimbabwe Independent Margaret Dongo Wins By Election
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An Independent Party representative has won a symbolic by-election in Zimbabwe.
Margaret Dongo is the first person to have defeated the ruling parties 15 year dominance
A former guerrilla fighter who broke away from President Robert Mugabe's ruling party defeated the ruling party candidate Monday in a parliament by-election. It was the first election loss since independence 15 years ago for Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front in the two-thirds of the country populated by the Shona-speaking majority that dominates the government.
Margaret Dongo, 35, was carried on the shoulders of supporters after results of the two days of voting in a working class district of Harare were announced. Dongo, who once fought white rule when the nation was Rhodesia, received 3,075 votes to 1,613 for ZANU PF candidate Vivian Mwashita.Only 18 percent of the registered voters in the district cast ballots.
SOUNDBITE:
I feel very much happy. It is part of the change of system in Zimbabwe. And I feel very much happy to be the first independent woman to stand in the parliamentary election and win. I am going to be the first independent parliamentary in the House of Assembly. So, I feel very much proud and historically our system has not been
challenged. And now it has been challenged by a woman. I have gone further in actual fact to prove them the point
SUPER CAPTION: Margaret Dongo, Independent Party
SOUNDBITE:
In fact they have put in an incompetent leader that the people of Harere South have rejected.
SUPER CAPTION: Margaret Dongo, Independent Party
While a symbolic blow to Mugabe's autocratic control, the election made little difference in the balance of power in Zimbabwe. Mugabe's party holds 147 of the 150 parliament seats, and he is widely expected to easily win re-election in presidential voting
next year.
Dongo formerly held the seat but was removed by the party hierarchy before parliament elections in April for criticizing government corruption. She challenged Mwashita as an independent, but lost a close race.
Dongo then took the ruling party and election authorities to court, claiming the voting had been rigged. A High Court judge ruled in her favor in August, ordering a new vote in the district.
Irregularities in the April vote, including non-registered voters who cast ballots in the district, were unintentional, Home Affairs Minister Dumiso Dabengwa said this week.
Despite high inflation and unemployment in Zimbabwe, opposition groups have been unable to mount any serious challenge to Mugabe's government, which funds the ruling party and strictly controls the news media.
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Robert Mugabe 92nd Birthday Full Interview (Part 1)
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[Financial Gazette] Opposition ZAPU leader Dumiso Dabengwa has challenged youths not to flee economic challenges afflicting the country, but to instead push for an overhaul of the country's political leadership ... ....
BMF disappointed by MTN’s new white CEO
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Rob Shuter was named on Monday as the replacement for Sifiso Dabengwa ... ....
MTN names new chief executive
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Rob Shuter will replace Sifiso Dabengwa as the chief executive of MTN in 2017 ... ....
UPDATE 3-South Africa's MTN names Vodafone Europe head as new CEO
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*Rob Shuter to take over by July 2017. JOHANNESBURG, June 20- South African mobile phone operator MTN Group named the head of Vodafone Europe as its new CEO on Monday, bringing in an outsider with a risk-management background 10 days after it agreed to pay a $1.7 billion fine in Nigeria. Rob Shuter, who also has a background in banking, replaces Sifiso Dabengwa who... ....
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MTN Group Ltd. named Vodafone Group Plc’s Rob Shuter as its new chief executive officer, turning to a seasoned executive to lead Africa’s biggest mobile-phone company following the settlement of a record fine in Nigeria ... Former CEO Sifiso Dabengwa resigned in November to take responsibility for the dispute ... in Johannesburg ... LEARN MORE. ....
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Phuthuma Nhleko spent more than a decade building MTN Group Ltd. into Africa’s biggest wireless operator by rushing into markets few rivals would touch, from Syria to Afghanistan to South Sudan ... Phuthuma Nhleko. Photographer ... MTN engaged former U.S ... Nhleko, who served almost nine years as chief executive before stepping down in 2011, returned to the helm as executive chairman after CEO Sifiso Dabengwa quit in the wake of the fine ... ....
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MTN Group Ltd.’s six-month battle with Nigerian authorities over payment of a record fine has cost the company its seven-year status as Africa’s highest valued telecommunications operator to rival Vodacom Group Ltd ... MTN’s shares have declined 31 percent since Oct ... Chief Executive Officer Sifiso Dabengwa resigned in November, to be replaced on a temporary basis by his predecessor, Phuthuma Nhleko ... Vodacom reclaimed the lead on May 6 ... ....
Former MTN CEO in R24m golden handshake
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Sifiso Dabengwa who suddenly quit as CEO over the Nigerian saga. Johannesburg - Mobile network MTN [JSE.MTN]paid its former group chief executive officer Sifiso Dabengwa R23.7m for "loss of office " a ... ....
Struggling MTN paid bonuses to fired executives, and a major shareholder is livid
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MTN CEOs Were Paid N560 Million Severance Package After Fine
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[This Day] The former chief executive officer of MTN Group in South Africa, Mr. Sifiso Dabengwa, and his counterpart in Nigeria, Mr. Mike Ikpoki, were paid $2.8 million (about N560 million) as severance package after they were forced to resign, following the N1.04 trillion fine imposed on MTN Nigeria by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) ... ....
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