Blood money: the MPs cashing in on Zimbabwe's misery
Tory frontbenchers are among those with shares in companies accused of propping up the violent – and now illegal – regimein Harare.
Shadow Home Secretary Dominic Grieve heads a list of Tory MPs with sizeable shareholdings in companies accused of propping up Robert Mugabe's regime, The Independent on Sunday can reveal today.
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John get real. Is investing in Tescos and Rio tinto really propping up the Mugabe regime?
If every Western country pulled out of Zimbabwe then its people would starve and the Chinese take over.
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