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.

Kunonga attacks on PM diabolic

The recent outburst by the head of independent Anglican Province of Zimbabwe Archbishop Nobert Kunonga in which he called on Zimbabweans to reject MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai and his party whom he said were an “embodiment of evil” made sad reading.

Police out to decimate party: MDC

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC which is reeling from a
sustained police crackdown, has accused both Zanu PF and security agents of
trying to decimate its structures ahead of possible elections this year.

MDC Seeks SADC Support On Police Crackdown

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for
Democratic Change (MDC) party has accused President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu
(PF) party of waging a war against its members by instructing the police to
randomly arrest them in recent clashes between the police and vendors in
central Harare.

PM, MDC-T minister clash

Constitution and Parliamentary Affairs minister Eric Matinenga has clashed with Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai for reportedly contradicting the party position by suggesting another government of national unity may be in the offing after the next election.

Constitution-making has failed –– Madhuku

WITH the ongoing confusion in the constitution drafting process, the
Zimbabwe Independent reporter Elias Mambo (EM) spoke to National
Constitution Assembly chairman Lovemore Madhuku (LM) about the
chaos.

MDC minister warns of another GNU

Minister of Constitutional and Parliamentary Affairs Eric Matinenga
has warned that there would be another government of national unity after
next elections, most likely next year, because security chiefs won’t let go
of power.

Zimbabwe off AU agenda after Mugabe lobbies chairman

Officials privy to the details of the meeting said the AU chairman would
support the Zimbabwean president should African leaders confront him over
electoral, media and human rights reforms

ZANU-PF Mulls Pulling Out of Unity Gov’t to Force Elections

ZANU-PF insiders say party hardliners want President Mugabe to impress upon
Southern African Development Community leaders that the unity government is
totally dysfunctional and should be dissolved.