Des Moines's television station KCCI reports: A spokeswoman with the Iowa Republican Party said True is not a precinct captain and he's not a county chairperson so he has no business talking about election results.
Zohra Yusuf, chairperson of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, called the measure "disturbing".
The collective said it would otherwise lobby the African Union and Southern African Development Community to remove Mugabe as chairperson.
Its distributors regularly engage in outreach programmes to rural communities, and according to the company's national chairperson, Kibuuka Mazinga Ambrose, Tiens-Uganda has an annual turnover of around $6m.
"Anyone can join," says the company chairperson, wearing a bright yellow Tiens-branded cap.
A news feature about the concerns of people living on the shores of Lake Malawi near the Kayelekera uranium mine after dead fish washed up on shore last December (On the shores of Malawi's lake of stars, activists raise uranium fears, 3 June, theguardian.com) incorrectly stated that Kossam Munthali is the vice-president of the Natural Resources Justice Network; in fact he is the chairperson.
He will lead the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), which was founded by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, and of which Miss Bhutto was "life chairperson", until his 19-year-old son, Bilawal, is able to take over.
Yet it seems as likely as not that the PPP and its pro-Musharraf rivals will, after all, form a government together, though it is unclear who might lead it.Disappointing though she was, tainted by corruption and only dubiously democratic (she was "life chairperson" of her party), Miss Bhutto was her country's only national leader.
At the same time, nomination is the one time that political actors get some kind of say over what they want in a Fed chairperson.
The 73 people in the consortium included the chairperson of the ANC and a member of the legal team that defended President Jacob Zuma during his rape trial in 2006.
