It is being reported that further violence and workers houses burnt down, no water, work stopped. No food or water for livestock and 6 workers charged with public violence and detained.
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe said on Saturday he was working to resolve a political dispute threatening his power-sharing government with rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC party.
Will the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC), which is notorious for its impotence and complicity with the wrong side on the Zimbabwean question, react any differently to the latest crisis?
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai travelled in a spiffy ride on his latest diplomatic consultations, a luxurious and comfortable white charter jet hired from the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa, zimGossip can report.
Tsvangirai made his own travel arrangements after he allegedly failed to get government funding for the round-trip. He hired the remarkable plane and [...]
To save yourself from a lashing from Zimbabwean Superstar Oliver Mutukudzi never take a picture of him if you are in a front raw seat in one of his exclusive shows.
A Zimbabwean pressure group on Thursday urged the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) and the African Union (AU) to apply pressure on President Robert Mugabe to comply with the Global Political Agreement (GPA) to avoid a relapse to Zimbabwe’s June 2008 situation.
Thousands of MDC activists, in various districts of Mashonaland Central province, agree that a climate of violence still persists in Zimbabwe. The MDC MP for Mazowe Central, Shepherd Mushonga, said that most of their supporters spoke unanimously of living in a state of ‘generalised fear.’
Our Lie-O-Meter needle remains firmly in the ‘pants on fire’ zone as Zanu-PF ministers continue to concoct a whole host of lies. Minister of Mines Obert Mpofu, in a sharp suit and with a shifty expression, told a bunch of bare-faced lies on SABC3 this week.
Life inside Zimbabwe today..It’s frightening watching…but it must be much worse living inside the country.
African mediators trying to break Zimbabwe’s political impasse will call on regional leaders to convene a new summit to resolve the crisis, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said Friday.
