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the words of George Shire, a prominent ZANU-PF supporter in the UK: 'Another world is possible in which the ownership of land and economic resources in the region are deracialised - and are put to use for the benefit of the people. This economic strategy is what is at the heart of the policies being pursued by ZANU-PF and its allies in the region. This is why Mugabe is seen as a "threat", a "dictator", a "tyrant" and worse by those whose real interests are not compatible with the interests of the majority in Africa'. (April)
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In the words of George Shire, a prominent ZANU-PF supporter in the UK: 'Another world is possible in which the ownership of land and economic resources in the region are deracialised - and are put to use for the benefit of the people. This economic strategy is what is at the heart of the policies being pursued by ZANU-PF and its allies in the region. This is why Mugabe is seen as a "threat", a "dictator", a "tyrant" and worse by those whose real interests are not compatible with the interests of the majority in Africa'. G. Shire, 'Sinner or Sinned,' African Business (April 2003), p. 15.
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