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Opposition parties to pressure Mugabe

    JOHANNESBURG

    Opposition parties from Namibia, South Africa and Mozambique will travel to Zimbabwe next month to put pressure on Mugabe's government to halt the occupation of white-owned farms by liberation war veterans, 'The Namibian' said.

    Namibia's Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA), South Africa's New National Party (NNP) and Mozambique's RENAMO will travel under the banner of the Democratic Union of Africa as part of the campaign to increase pressure on Mugabe to allow free political activity in the run-up to parliamentary
    elections.

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