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	BBC NEWS \| World \| Africa \| Zimbabwe votes: Manicaland
		Voting in Manicaland started on a high note in sometimes wet weather as Zimbabweans went to the polls to choose the country's next president.
		The atmosphere in Mutare, the Manicaland provincial capital, was tense but calm on the eve of the election.
		Manicaland, with some 1.6 million inhabitants, is Zimbabwe's most densely populated province.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/africa/1829845.stm (1934 words)

	Welcome to Manicaland Publicity Association Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Manicaland stretches north and south along Zimbabwe’s eastern border with Mozambique.
		The topography of Manicaland varies from the lying areas below 915 meters and soars to Nyanga Mountain, the highest in Zimbabwe at 2.592m.
		Let Manicaland provide the opportunities, the color, and the variation to paint that picture your mind’s eye.
	www.manicalandpublicity.co.zw (115 words)

	GYTS - Report - Harare & Manicaland Regions, Zimbabwe - 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The number of secondary schools in both Harare and Manicaland represent 21% of all secondary schools in the country, the enrolments 28% and Forms 1 to 3 also 28% of the country's Forms 1 to 3 enrolments.
		In Manicaland more students in the higher form (Form 3, 61.1%) were not refused compared to the lower form (Form 1, 37.0%).
		About half the students from Manicaland and only a third from Harare, had discussed the effects of smoking in a class, and even less had discussed the reasons why young people smoked, 28% from Harare and 38% from Manicaland.
	www.cdc.gov /tobacco/global/GYTS/reports/afro/1999/zimbabwe99-00.htm (6792 words)

	ZWNEWS.com - linking the world to Zimbabwe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		At a time when Zimbabwe is facing an acute fuel shortage, senior government officials and other well-connected individuals have received huge amounts of heavily subsidised fuel from the National Oil Company of Zimbabwe (Noczim), raising fears the fuel could have been diverted to the thriving fl market.
		He said that it was Manicaland acting area public prosecutor, Levison Chikafu, and himself, who had called for the probe.
		Manicaland Provincial spokesperson Inspector Joshua Tigere confirmed that investigations into the fuel scam were in progress.
	www.zwnews.com /issuefull.cfm?ArticleID=13782 (808 words)

	SARPN - Zimbabwe
		The environment in Manicaland province was similar to experiences of Mashonaland West in that the settlers have been allocated a certain portion on the farm under mainly the A2 scheme and are not necessarily interfering with the activities on the farm.
		In Manicaland province, the unemployed farm workers are in dire need of food aid because they no longer have any alternative source of income with which to sustain themselves.
		In Manicaland province while the number of employed permanent farm workers are close to those living on the farm, statistics point to the fact that some permanent workers live off the farm.
	www.sarpn.org.za /documents/d0000022/page5.php (2825 words)

	Cricinfo - Manicaland
		Manicaland v Midlands at Harare - Feb 5, 2006 scorecard
		Manicaland v Matabeleland - Nov 2-5, 2004 scorecard
		Manicaland v Midlands - Apr 18-21, 2003 scorecard
	www.icc-cricket.com /canada/content/team/3827.html (181 words)

	Doyle Clan History Part 7
		The Portuguese colonial administration in their East African territory of Mocambique believed they had a claim over both Mashonaland and Manicaland as a result of certain alleged "rights" granted to them by Gungunyana, king of Gazaland.
		It was therefore important that, to support the B.S.A. Company’s concession over Mashonaland, which had been obtained from Lobengula (chief of Matabeleland, to the west of Mashonaland)...
		All their efforts to secure Gazaland (and an outlet to the sea) for the B.S.A. Company were to be in vain.
	www.doyle.com.au /history_pt7.htm (2880 words)

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		The first such project, the Manicaland Business Linkages Project (MBLP) , was formulated with two principal objectives in mind: (The impact objective): to contribute to the diversified development of the Manicaland economy; and (The learning objective): to develop an effective and sustainable approach to encouraging business linkages that can be replicated elsewhere in Zimbabwe.
		The project should make every effort to use Manicaland resources in the first instance, to use Zimbabwean resources whenever possible, and to use external resources only when there is clear evidence that local resources are not available.
		The project is based in Mutare (Manicaland), managed by a full-time Project Manager who reports to the President of the Manicaland Chamber of Industries (MCI) (one of four regional chambers of CZI).
	www.ilo.org /public/english/employment/ent/papers/manica.doc (5701 words)

	Episcopal News Service
		In a sermon, Bishop Sebastian Bakare, the head of the Anglican Church's Manicaland diocese and president of the Zimbabwe Council of Churches, paid tribute to the two missionaries, "who refused to be chaplains of an evil regime that practised discrimination and denial of human rights to fl people".
		Lamont, who was once the head of the country's Roman Catholic Bishops' Conference and of the church in Manicaland, died in Dublin, Ireland, on 14 August.
		This was a violation of the regime's anti-terrorist laws, and as a result, Lamont was convicted and sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment with hard labour for "aiding terrorists".
	www.episcopalchurch.org /3577_19393_ENG_Print.html (315 words)

	Home: Anglican Diocese of Manicaland
		The Diocese of Manicaland was established in July 1981 and is one of fifteen in the Church Province of Central Africa.
		The Diocese of Manicaland is proud to announce that the consecration of its 3rd and new Bishop, Rev.
		All donations made in form of cheques should be made payable to Anglican Diocese of Manicaland, you may either deposit the money into our bank’s current A/C No. 0100266113200 Standard Chartered Bank Mutare Brach, or can be handed to our main office to the finance Department at 113 H. Chitepo Street, Mutare.
	www.anglicandioceseofmanicaland.co.zw (403 words)

	Movement for Democratic Change Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Evelyn Masaiti, the MDC's shadow minister for Gender, has again received the confidence of her constituents to contest the Mutasa North seat in manicaland.
		Five years ago, the MP has a torrid time when she vied for the same seat for the first time.
		Manicaland has never been a Zanu PF area.
	www.mdczimbabwe.org /Profiles/Secretariesandministers/evelynmasaitiprofile.htm (354 words)

	The Catholic Church in Manicaland 1896-1996
		At a meeting of the pastoral council of the diocese of Mutare it was suggested that a history of the catholic church in Manicaland would be written and produced as part of the centenary celebrations.
		The number of patients attending the hospital increased and in 1945 there was a total of 1139 in-patients and 126 infants were delivered.
		Humanly speaking, it seemed to be the least favourable time for missionary outreach as Europe was recovering from a devastating war (193 9—1945).
	www.carmelites.ie /Zimbabwe/manicaland.htm (12827 words)

	ZimConservation archives
		More armyworm outbreaks were reported in some parts of Manicaland, Bulawayo and Harare yesterday as the moths drift further south with the good rains.
		He said officials from his department were still assessing the situation in Manicaland.
		Rain came late in most parts of Manicaland leading to farmers planting their crops late last month.
	www.zimconservation.com /archives6-2.htm (477 words)

	A.U. News
		Among the many delegates who attended the occasion were The Governor of Manicaland, Retired Lt General Mike Nyambuya, The Chancellor and Vice Chancellor of Africa University and some Africa University Board members.
		Manicaland, for example, is known for being the timber province of the country.
		Manicaland is also known for having a high concentration of renowned traditional healers who use herbs that have great economic potential, if the active ingredients of these drugs can be identified and researched upon.
	www.africau.edu /news_cal/provincial.htm (2297 words)

	ZWNews.com - linking the world to Zimbabwe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Manicaland political heavyweights have roped in former Zanu PF secretary-general and political firebrand Edgar Tekere to beef up their bid for President Robert Mugabe's post ahead of the party's Masvingo conference in December.
		Manicaland's provincial executive committee has been working flat out to recruit Tekere to bolster its efforts to provide an heir to Mugabe from the region.
		Former Finance minister Simba Makoni, Zanu PF secretary for external affairs Didymus Mutasa, and provincial governor Oppah Muchinguri are all being touted as Manicaland's candidates for high office.
	www.zwnews.com /print.cfm?ArticleID=7873 (623 words)

	allAfrica.com: Zimbabwe: Made Stashes Tractors, Equipment At Farm (Page 1 of 1)
		WHILE most resettled farmers struggle to access tillage equipment, Agriculture minister Joseph Made is keeping a fleet of tractors and an array of farming equipment stashed at his farm in Headlands, Manicaland.
		Highly placed sources in Manicaland said Transport and Communications minister Chris Mushohwe had returned some of the equipment he took from Kondozi.
		Sources at the estate said the army told a government committee tasked with assessing the winter crop in Manicaland province and the utilisation of institutional land under Operation Maguta that Mushohwe returned a water pump and irrigation pipes to Kondozi last week but was still illegally drawing water from the farm.
	allafrica.com /stories/200606160093.html (658 words)

	The Manicaland Business Linkages Project - Employment
		The views expressed in this paper are those of the authors and should not be attributed to either the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) or the project’s sponsors, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce of the Republic of Zimbabwe and the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (NORAD).
		The project is based in Manicaland and managed by a full-time Project Manager (supported only by a secretary) who reports to the President of the Manicaland Chamber of Industries (one of four regional chambers of CZI).
		The Manicaland Business Linkages Project was fortunate to have been launched at a time when the Manicaland economy was healthy and growing.
	www.ilo.org /public/english/employment/ent/papers/zimbab.htm (5484 words)

	Suspects in Arms Case Held Incommunicado, Central Figure Linked to Zimbabwe Police
		But the Zimbabwean political opposition and outside observers have charged that the government of President Robert Mugabe, fearing a popular revolt with food and fuel scarce nationwide the economy in tatters, has conjured up a coup in the making as a propaganda exercise and to further weaken a deeply divided opposition party.
		The lawyer for Manicaland MDC Youth Chairman Knowledge Nyamuka, one of those held, said his client had been expected to appear in court Friday to face charges under the Public Order and Security Act.
		Also detained are Giles Mutsekwa, the member of parliament for Mutare North and the opposition's spokesman on defense issues, Manicaland MDC treasurer Brian James, and local MDC activist Thando Sibanda.
	www.voanews.com /english/archive/2006-03/2006-03-10-voa73.cfm (678 words)

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		In Makoni North constituency (Manicaland Province) Didymus Mutasa, ZANU PF MP for Makoni North and Minister of Special Affairs in the President’s Office Responsible for the Anti-corruption and Anti Monopolies Programme, was allegedly involved in or the instigator of several incidents of assault and destruction of property.
		Youths who support Minister Mutasa were reportedly responsible for victimising several other ZANU PF supporters and war veterans who are perceived to be in opposition to the Minister, including James Kaunye, who reportedly intends to contest against the Minister in the ZANU PF primary elections for the constituency.
		In Rusape (Manicaland Province) the youths accompanying Mutasa, known as the “A-team,” allegedly assaulted a Mrs.
	www.kubatana.net /docs/hr/hrfpolviol_041019_aug.doc (12152 words)

	THE STORY OF MUTARE
		The display galleries include flora and fauna of Manicaland, zoology exhibits, transport items and a large "walk-in" aviary housing over 500 birds.
		The Manicaland Province provides opportunities, color, and variation to paint a picture of paradise in your mind's eye.
		The topography of Manicaland varies from the low-lying areas below 3000 feet and soars to Mt.
	www.carbon.org /StWerburg1/StoryofMutare.htm (1663 words)

	Zimbabwean UN Volunteers act against the spread of HIV/AIDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In his native Zimbabwe, he combats the disease throughout Manicaland -- a province of 1.5 million people bordering Mozambique.
		UN Volunteers contribute to the effectiveness of HIV/AIDS programmes by ensuring that the knowledge and expertise of those infected and most directly affected are considered.
		Three hundred kilometers southwest of Manicaland in Masvingo province, national UN Volunteer Fungai Mhlanga spends the majority of his days traversing the province and meeting with Zimbabweans, HIV-infected people and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
	www.unv.org /Infobase/articles/2003/03_03_20ZWE_hiv.htm (1065 words)

	Contrasting Primary School Outcomes of Paternal and Maternal Orphans in Manicaland, Zimbabwe: HIV/AIDS Impact on ...
		In a case study in Manicaland, Zimbabwe, we found that children who had lost their mothers at an early age were less likely to have completed primary school than other children but that the reverse was true for paternal orphans.
		These results remained valid even after controlling for other factors that influence primary school completion,including child’s sex and age, economic status of household, and characteristics of household head.
		In an in-depth study of the extended family system in Manicaland, we identified factors that support the education of paternal orphans and reduce the school chances of maternal orphans.
	hivaidsclearinghouse.unesco.org /ev_en.php?ID=4610_201&ID2=DO_TOPIC (385 words)

	Concern over Manicaland grain reserves (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		JOHANNESBURG, 9 Jun 2003 (IRIN) - Most households in Zimbabwe's province of Manicaland are expected to exhaust their grain reserves by July, the latest World Food Programme (WFP) situation report has warned.
		In March, WFP provided relief food for over 830,000 people in the province which borders Mozambique but, instead of recovering at harvest time, severe drought and an invasion of army worms left many communities still vulnerable.
		"Parts of Manicaland have suffered from almost total crop failure," WFP spokeswoman Makena Walker told IRIN on Monday.
	www.irinnews.org /print.asp?ReportID=34620 (373 words)

	Not a Level Playing Field: Zimbabwe's Parliamentary Elections in 2005 : The Electoral Environment
		When Human Rights Watch visited the town of Rusape in Manicaland province in December 2004, MDC supporters reported that they were unable to wear MDC regalia in the town centre of Rusape and surrounding rural areas, and that ZANU PF youth and supporters routinely forced them to attend ZANU PF rallies and public meetings.
		Human Rights Watch interviewed a number of local activists in Mashonaland, Manicaland, Chitungwiza and Harare who stated that people who lived in the areas were also subjected to questioning whenever they visited other parts of the country especially the cities.
		Local human rights activists informed Human Rights Watch that in parts of Manicaland and Mashonaland, those who were labeled as MDC were sometimes forced from their rural homes by ZANU PF supporters or ended up losing their jobs due to intimidation from ruling party supporters and members.
	hrw.org /backgrounder/africa/zimbabwe0305/5.htm (6742 words)

	SW Radio Africa News Story - News story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Didymus Mutasa is the feared state security minister and is well known in Manicaland for unleashing an orgy of violence against MDC activists.
		But the party has been less successful in Manicaland, allegedly due to Mutasa, who is also feared within the police force in the area.
		There is a documented case against him where, in 2005 he slapped a senior police officer at his house for not toeing the line.
	www.swradioafrica.com /news200606/mdcrally200606.htm (358 words)

	Mail & Guardian Online:
		In their latest attempts to win the March 31 parliamentary election in Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Africa National Union-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF) candidates have resorted to politicising the scarcely available grain in the country to starve suspected opposition supporters into submission.
		The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Manicaland spokesperson, Pishai Muchauraya, said the politicisation of food has intensified with the Zanu-PF card being used as a licence to buy maize from the GMB.
		Zanu-PF candidates for Manicaland include ministers Joseph Made and Didymus Mutasa as well as former Central Intelligence Organisation boss Shadreck Chipanga.
	www.mg.co.za /articledirect.aspx?articleid=199862 (580 words)

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