AU: a toothless bulldog

On January 1, South Africa assumed the rotating chairmanship of the United Nations Security Council and President Jacob Zuma went on to berate Nato for the role it played in the overthrow of the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, in his inaugural speech.

Sata backs Mugabe

Zambian President Michael Sata has backed President Robert Mugabes calls for elections this year, denting hopes the region would resist the polls before key reforms were implemented.

NCA threatens mass demonstrations

The National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) is threatening to mobilise and hold mass demonstrations if the inclusive government fails to disband Copac because it has reportedly failed to address key issues.

Tsvangirai, Biti face arrest

Police and Zanu PF have launched a fresh campaign to crush the MDC
in a plan which involves arresting Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, Finance
minister Tendai Biti and other top officials.

MP arrested over Tsvangirai seeds

Bindura South MP (MDC-T) Bednock Nyaude was arrested over the weekend for allegedly distributing maize seeds sourced by party leader Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.

MDC-T dossier chronicles ‘Chihuri violations’

PRIME MINISTER Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC says Police Commissioner-General
Augustine Chihuri should not be re-appointed as police chief because of his
alleged selective application of the law, numerous human rights violations
and partisan approach to law enforcement.

Police must stop madness

The continued crackdown by police on ordinary citizens in Harare and other places has just shown that Zimbabwe, specifically its security sector, is far from reform.

CIO agents refuse to reform

Three members of the notorious Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) this
afternoon severely assaulted a mechanic, Bornface Mvemve as he was
test-driving an MDC vehicle in Harare.

It’s time to address GPA shortcomings

Zimbabwe has drifted so far from the terms agreed between political leaders in 2009 that it is difficult to believe there was any common ground in the first place.

Police accused of trying to cripple MDC-T youth wing

The MDC-T’s deputy Minister of Justice, Obert Gutu, on Tuesday blasted the
police for using ‘shock and awe’ tactics to try and cripple the activities
of the party’s youth assembly.