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Unrequited Love: As if we did not have enough evidence already! But I thought I would point out to you recent events that demonstrate yet again that Morgan Tsvangirai's belief in and love for Mugabe is not reciprocated. If anything, the old dictator appears to be egging on his infrastructure to ignore and frustrate his fellow dictator and Prime Minister Harare, Zimbabwe, 09 October 2009 Morgan Tsvangirai's new-found love for and faith in Mugabe is now self-evident to all thinking people, but it is an unrequited love. The Prime Minister is in Spain meeting Foundations, the Prime Minister of that country and other officials. Yet, the people of Zimbabwe have no idea that Tsvangirai even left the country, because the State media has completely ignored this visit. Totally. Not a word of it appears anywhere on television or in print. Even the independent media has also ignored the visit by Tsvangirai (but that is, perhaps, because they are bitter that he is doing nothing at all to ad...

Prime Minister Tsvangirai, seen here on his tour of Europe to drum up support for the Inclusive Government, has been revealed today to be accepting huge sums of money for payment of staff salaries for people working in his office. Some are getting as much as US$7 000 per month. The revelations have sparked levels of anger against Tsvangirai that I have never seen, except within ZANU PF circles. He is coming off as not only uncaring, but also a liar, for claiming that all civil servants, including himself, earn only US$100 per month. People are angry because employers are using this as a benchmark when they pay their own workforce Harare, Zimbabwe, 11 September 2009 You have by now heard, of course. While the Prime Minister and his Finance Minister are telling Zimbabwe's struggling workforce that they only earn US$100 per month, they are actually getting as much as US$7 000 per month. This is the main story on the front page of The Herald, Zimbabwe's ZANU PF-aligned state newspa...