George Charamba

Mugabe Said to Ask Military to Refrain From Violence

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe will this month meet with leaders of the country’s military to ask them to refrain from the political violence that poll observers said helped him win four elections since 2000, two people with knowledge of the situation said.

Ivory Coast's Gbagbo Seeks Robert Mugabe's Support in Post-Election Crisis

Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo sent his ambassador to South Africa to Harare to solicit support from Zimbabwen President Robert Mugabe in the West African nation’s post-election deadlock.

Mugabe Delegates Denied Visas for UN Meeting, Herald Reports

Zimbabwe has complained to the United Nations and the Swiss government because members of President Robert Mugabe’s entourage were denied visas to attend a telecommunications conference in Geneva, the Herald said, citing Mugabe’s spokesman, George Charamba and an unidentified official.

Treasury Bars U.S. Citizens From Dealing With Gbagbo

The U.S. Treasury Department has barred Americans from conducting financial or commercial transactions with former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo , his wife and three advisers, and may soon seek United Nations sanctions on them.

Zimbabwe’s Mugabe in Singapore Care for 7th Time, Standard Says

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe is in Singapore for the seventh time this year seeking medical treatment, the Zimbabwe Standard said, citing Information Minister Webster Shamu.

Zanu-PF Will Clarify SADC Rulings on Zimbabwe, Herald Reports

The Zimbabwe African National Union- Patriotic Front, led by President Robert Mugabe , will use the Southern African Development Community summit this week to clarify what it sees as misinterpretations of the body’s rulings on the country, the Herald said, citing Zanu-PF spokesman George Charamba .

Zimbabwe’s Mugabe to Miss ANC Centenary Event, Herald Says

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe will miss this weekend’s celebration of the centenary of South Africa’s ruling African National Congress because he is on leave in the Far East, the state-owned Herald newspaper reported, citing George Charamba, Mugabe’s spokesman.

Zimbabwe’s Mugabe Returns Home After Check-Ups in Singapore

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe returned from Singapore today, after medical check-ups following an earlier eye operation in that country.

Smuggled-Diamond Revenue Flows to Mugabe's Zimbabwe Before Vote

Enos Chikwere spills nine uncut diamonds from a bag at Restaurante Piscina in Mozambique near the Zimbabwe border and says they’re worth $75,000 .

Zimbabwe President Mugabe Plays Down Impact of Dispute With Regional Bloc

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has “very little difficulties” with a decision by the Southern African Development Community to send a team of officials to Zimbabwe to ensure a power-sharing accord is fully implemented, his spokesman said, denying a spat with the regional bloc.

"The allegations made against the First Lady and others regarding illegal diamonds from Marange are scandalous and untrue."

- George Charamba on Dec 28, 2010

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