Abednico Bhebhe “I am not a coward, People are saying they are tired of a divided MDC, they are saying they want one MDC”
African leaders in Libya were on Friday hotly debating a draft resolution by the African Union (AU) which will, if adopted, deal a major blow to the efforts of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to prosecute war criminals in Africa….
MUTARE – Peter Michael Hitschmann, a former member of the police constabulary, who was jailed for three years for possessing an arms cache, was released on Thursday.He immediately vowed he would not be a State witness in the trial of Roy Bennett, the MDC Deputy Minister of Agriculture-designate who is on remand pending a trial [...]
There are reports suggesting ZANU PF backed militias have been reactivated to play a pivotal role in mobilising people in rural areas to actively participate in the constitution making process.
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai dismissed claims by Media, Information and Publicity permanent secretary George Charamba, that he could be breaking the country’s media laws by publishing his newsletter without a licence….
30 JUNE 2009
MDC Press Release
The Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) is a new institution that Zimbabweans expect will usher in a new era in media reforms and bring in media plurality and diversity in the country.
Zimbabweans have waited long for new voices to be heard, for new media players to be allowed space and [...]
With half her body immersed in a muddy red pond, Esther Nyarambi closely inspects the contents of her wooden panning dish, locally known as zamba.
For a long time the MDC has made issue of the unequivocal lack of paradigm shift on the part of ZANU PF as an actor in the Transitional government. For a long time we have remained….
The MDC held an extra-ordinary national executive meeting on Tuesday, 23 June 2009, and resolved to reject any attempt by Zanu PF to foist the Kariba draft, or any other draft, on the people of Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe state prosecutors on Thursday conceded security agents had abducted and illegally detained a leading rights activist who asked the Supreme Court to stop her prosecution on terrorism charges….
Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai was booed and shouted down during a speech in London on Saturday, when he called for exiles to return to the country of their birth.
