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Tag Archives: Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front
Australian sanctions against some Zimbabweans lifted
AUSTRALIA has lifted sanctions against 55 Zimbabweans after it was revealed a constitutional referendum would be held in the troubled country on March 16. Foreign Minister Bob Carr said the names on the list included some ZANU-PF politicians, members of … read more
Robert Mugabe At 89: A Lonely Old Dictator Running Out Of Time And Peers
By Palash R. Ghosh, ibtimes Just a day after throwing himself a lavish $600,000 party to celebrate his 89th birthday, Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe told local media that he’s “lonely” as most of his contemporaries have long since passed away, … read more
A 22-carat dictator: Robert Mugabe has gold coins minted to celebrate his 89th birthday in poverty-stricken Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is one of the poorest country’s on Earth, but clearly despot Robert Mugabe doesn’t seem to care on his 89th birthday. The president celebrated it by immortalising himself in freshly minted gold coins and held a lavish party with … read more
Liberating the black African from his victim mentality
We must emancipate ourselves from mental slavery because none but ourselves can free our minds As we aspire to change the social circumstances of black Africans, I think it is important that we understand those things that keep arresting our … read more
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Robert Mugabe’s Cousin Killed By ZANU PF Militants
By Herbert Mugwagwa, zimeye.org President Robert Mugabe’s cousin, popularly known as Mai Chirimanyemba who owned market stalls in Mbare and who resided in Ardbennie was killed in an orgy of violence by ZANU PF militants last year. Read more… … read more
Zimbabwe: Mugabe predicts resounding victory
Bindura – Zimbabwe’s president, celebrating his 89th birthday, said on Saturday he believes he will resoundingly defeat his opponents in elections this year and remain in power for another five years. President Robert Mugabe cut an 89 kilogram cake at … read more
Zimbabwe: Mugabe blasts Blair, Brown and Cameron
HARARE – The ageing Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe says he has no regrets for spearheading the indigenisation and economic empowerment programme in Zimbabwe. Speaking in a wide ranging interview as part of his 89th birthday celebrations coming on this Saturday … read more
Only President Mugabe Can Stop Political Violence in Zimbabwe
By Joram Nyandoro, zimeye.org The appeals for peace from Zanu PF currently doing national and global rounds are a mere face saver. They have no practical follow-up, impact let alone arrests. Please mark my words. The murder of Christpowers Maisiri, … read more
Zimbabwe: Two-faced Mugabe unmasked
HARARE – A rising tide of police harassment and the systematic crackdown on civic society and MDC supporters by State agents has, yet again, unmasked President Robert Mugabe as a master of double speak. Mugabe’s political opponents and analysts who … read more
Zimbabwean boy, 12, killed in suspected political attack
HARARE — A 12-year-old boy was burnt to death in eastern Zimbabwe in a suspected case of political violence ahead of a referendum next month, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s party said on Monday. The son of Shepherd Maisiri, a senior … read more
Mugabe or Tsvangirai win won’t change much —analysts
ZIMBABWEANS should not expect radical changes if either President Robert Mugabe or Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai wins the forthcoming elections, analysts have said. BY PATRICE MAKOVA The two are the leading contenders in elections expected in June or July this … read more
Zimbabweans Should Vote For Morgan Tsvangirai in 2013
Second epistle to Zimbabweans, at home and abroad Dear fellow Zimbabweans. In my first epistle to you, l chronicled post-independence events that make Robert Mugabe ineligible for an eighth bite of the electoral cherry! Yes, Robert Mugabe or anyone in … read more
Mugabe or Tsvangirai win won’t change much —analysts
ZIMBABWEANS should not expect radical changes if either President Robert Mugabe or Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai wins the forthcoming elections, analysts have said. BY PATRICE MAKOVA The two are the leading contenders in elections expected in June or July this … read more
Credible Zimbabwe Elections Could Mean End of US Sanctions
HARARE — The U.S. government has called on the government of Zimbabwe to ensure that uniformed police forces act professionally as the African country prepares to hold elections. Visiting U.S. officials say credible elections could result in Washington lifting economic … read more
Mugabe: It’s my divine task to rule
By Cris Chinaka Harare – Robert Mugabe said he had a “divine task” to lead Zimbabwe, shrugging off concerns about his health and fitness for office as he prepares for what could be one the closest election battles since he … read more
Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe thanks God for long life ahead of birthday
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe said on Wednesday on the eve of his 89th birthday he owed his long life to God and revealed that he suffers loneliness from the loss of friends and relatives. “It’s him, our creator, who is … read more
Ethnic politics on the Zimbabwean campaign trail – do voters really care?
by Marko Phiri Since independence in 1980, there appears to be an ingrained political psyche peculiar to Zimbabwe’s Matebeleland region, where the region’s political landscape has been painted by some in ethnicity colours. Historians say today’s tribal politics date back … read more
Africa: Polling Time in Kenya and Zimbabwe
By Ozias Tungwarara, Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (Johannesburg) analysis Kenya and Zimbabwe hold critical elections this year. Kenyans will go to the polls on 4th March to elect a president, members of the senate and parliament, county governors, … read more
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Tagged IndepthAfrica, Kenya, kenya election 2013, Kenyan, Robert Mugabe, Southern African Development Community, Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front, zimbabwe elections 2013, Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, Zimbabweans
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Zimbabwe elections expected in July:Tsvangirai
(Reuters) – Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said on Wednesday he expected presidential and parliamentary elections in July after a nationwide vote on a new constitution next month. Tsvangirai also said he did not fear a repeat of violence … read more
Zimbabwe election chief resigns: report
HARARE: Zimbabwe elections chief has resigned ahead of crucial polls this year citing ill health, local media reported Wednesday. Retired Justice Simpson Mutambanengwe took up his post in March 2010, two years after President Robert Mugabe won elections marred … read more
Zimbabweans in Diaspora: What’s Left For Us?
By Gracian W. Masiyiwa, zimeye.org The case of Zimbabweans in the diaspora is a sad one. It’s like a coach putting his best players on the bench. This bunch of Zimbabweans outside the borders of Zimbabwe is depended on, but … read more
Zimbabwe’s new constitution is a political horse trade, but outlooks are hopeful
On 6 February 2013, the draft for the new constitution of Zimbabwe finally reached the country’s parliament, which will engage in further discussion of the document. As all major parties support the new constitution, over which the population will vote … read more
Zimbabwe GNU: The Dysfunctional, Functional option
Kevin Mupungu The violent 2008 general elections failed to produce a single party majority government in Zimbabwe. Resultantly, political and economic paralysis triggered the formation of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) and a Government of National Unity (GNU) under the … read more
Zimababwe: Implications of the Expulsion of Mugabe’s Chatunga
By Audrey Charowa, zimeye.org President Robert Mugabe’s “super pampered” son Chatunga Mugabe’s expulsion from St Georges College allegedly due to gross indiscipline and insubordination has far reaching implications. Reports state that Chatunga had numerous clashes with School authorities and he had been given … read more
Culture of violence keeps Zimbabwe on the edge
By Richard Chidza HARARE – With the country’s political protagonists readying themselves for arguably the biggest elections since the 1980 independence polls, the generality of citizens are on the edge. The spectre of violence still looms large given the bloodshed … read more
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Tagged Central Intelligence Organisation, IndepthAfrica, indepthafricaethiopia news, Joint Monitoring and Implementation Committee, Morgan Tsvangirai, Patrick Kombayi, Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe African National Union Patriotic Front, Zimbabwe Unity Movement
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S.Africa: The ANC’s neocolonialist rhetoric will not eradicate poverty
Africans are now sick and tired of liberation political parties, who can only boast about the past. I read last week that a prominent female ANC leader in South Africa has accused the DA of being neocolonialists who want to … read more
Zimbabwe heads for elections with a sense of impending doom
Dewa Mavhinga,guardian.co.uk, The forthcoming elections are likely to be mired in violence as Mugabe and Zanu-PF have blocked any democratic reforms. For millions of Zimbabweans, the new year is less a symbol of hope than of dread. Elections are supposed … read more
Zimbabwe: Army entry into politics a step towards a coup
By Farai Mamina, zimeye.org Commanders enter poll race. This was Zimbabwe’s first shocking headline of 2013. Over the ten-year period from 2000, the nation started experiencing the Nazi style installation of former military generals as chief executive officers and board chairmen … read more
Woman strips in front of United States ambassador to Zimbabwe
MUTARE – United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Bruce Wharton came face to face with controversial Zanu PF youth Sheila Mutsenhu who decided to strip naked in protest at sanctions targeted at members of the Mugabe regime. Mr Wharton had to … read more
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