MDC blames expats as money vanishes from overseas offices

Finance Minister suspends British branch as Zimbabweans in exile are accused
of ‘bleeding movement dry’

Murdered MDC Activist’s Remains Found

Buhera, December 29, 2009 – The remains of a Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) party activist suspected to have been murdered by Zanu PF militia in 2007 have been found in a mountain, police confirmed on Tuesday.

For Sale: Zimbabwean Diaspora Citizenship and Voting Rights

The bloated Government of National Unity (GNU) in its bid to obtain under duress hard-earned Diaspora monies—and after mortgaging every available national asset to the Chinese and other foreign bidders—is now technically insolvent and preparing to sink its parasitic tenterhooks into the pockets of exiled Zimbabweans.

ZLHR: A Newsletter which “Should” Shock You. !!

The Legal Monitor has released a Newsletter giving details of the latest failures of the Zimbabwe Judiciary system. It highlights the corrupt practices and partisan actions of the AG Johannes Tomana and his failure to ensure impartial application of Zimbabwe’s Constitution and Laws. The Newsletter is compiled by a respected group of Lawyers who monitor “Human Rights” inside Zim.

The Complete edition of The Newsletter, The Legal Monitor can be viewed ……HERE

Agreement finally reached on commissions

HARARE – President Robert Mugabe and his two fellow principals in the Government of National Unity have issued a directive for the announcement of the long-awaited details of the three commissions which have held up progress in the implementation of the Global Political Agreement (GPA).

Stay out of cars if possible

1) This Festive Season? / Stay out of cars / stay out of detention
2) Solicitors/NGOs/advocacy groups reduced service for next two weeks!

Army forced Mugabe to stay on- Nkala

Zanu PF founding member and former cabinet minister, Enos Nkala claims President Robert Mugabe was ready to quit after the party’s electoral setback in the March 2008 general elections but was forced to stay on by the army.

Mugabe’s grip on defence forces main problem in power talks

HARARE, Sunday
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s refusal to let go the Joint Operations
Command (JOC), a state security organisation that is only accountable to the
veteran ruler, has emerged as the single biggest threat to Harare’s shaky
coalition government.

Fears of more violence as Robert Mugabe announces another election

President Mugabe has told Zimbabweans that he expects elections to be held
“soon” – raising fears that he will mount a new campaign of terror and
violence in his determination to hold on to power.

He was speaking on Saturday at the end of his Zanu (

Mugabe says will resist reforming security forces

HARARE, Dec 12 (Reuters) – Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe was on Saturday
endorsed to lead his ZANU-PF party for another five years and vowed to
resist demands by his opponents to reform the country’s security forces.