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  1. The regime in Zimbabwe is exhibiting authoritarian tendencies.

Leadership failures among various figures are informing current political debates in Zimbabwe.

6 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 15
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Leadership failures among various figures are informing current political debates in Zimbabwe.

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ZimbabweMorgan TsvangiraiRobert Mugabe

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  1. Tsvangirai's premiership and Mugabe's plebiscite in Zimbabwe.1 source
  2. A specific leadership conflict arose between John Paradza and Tino Machakaire, a figure from Mashonaland, within the context of Zimbabwean regional issues.Sub-event
  3. Election outcomes in 2013 dictated leadership surrender terms involving Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai.Sub-event
  4. In 2013, Ban Ki-moon expressed concern over the humanitarian situation in Zimbabwe and met with Robert Mugabe.Sub-event
  5. Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 proposes institutional reforms affecting the power structure in Zimbabwe.Sub-event
  6. Grace called for Joice Mujuru's resignation due to corruption, while Robert Mugabe commented on the statements in 2014.Sub-event
  7. Minister Jenfan Muswere faced questions regarding his absence from a key vote in Zimbabwe.1 source
  8. Debates over leadership failures involving Tsvangirai, Mugabe, and Nkomo are shaping Zimbabwean politics.1 source

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