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Wikileaks: what Washington thinks of African leaders

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by Anonyme - 06/12/2010 - 15:12

the same situation that is happening in ivorycoast happened. in zimbabwe in the harmonised elections held almost 2years ago.so here is a tip to prime minister morgan tsvangirai.make sure there is an independent electral commission for 2011 elections.marvin mazani zimbabwe.

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