Archive for Category: "Opinion"
Is Tsvangirai ready to step out of Mugabe shadow?
Robert Gabriel Mugabe (88) is the only political leader that Zimbabwe has ever known. Indeed as the country celebrates its 32nd independence anniversary, no other person has dominated the national political landscape as Mugabe writes Daniel Molokele
Copac mafia turns draft into GPA 2: Moyo
If the truth is to be told in the national interest without fear or favour about the incomplete draft constitution which the Copac mafia claims to have completed before submitting it to its management committee last week, it is that the draft is a fraud produced by a fraudulent constitution-making process.
MDC youth leader speaks from prison
The MDC-T Youth Assembly Chairperson Solomon Madzore has been locked up inside Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison for the past 7 months facing what his party has described as ‘trumped up’ charges of murdering a notorious policeman. From his prison cell Madzore wrote the following Independence Day message.
COPAC is a threat to democracy: Vava
Zimbabwe’s political crisis has been a hot subject in the region and beyond. In finding a solution it resulted in a compromised negotiated ‘Global Political Agreement’ of September 2008 that formed the inclusive government.
Constitution exercise down to the wire
Yesterday I attended a committee meeting at the Party Headquarters and saw a copy of the draft Constitution for Zimbabwe. It is now almost complete and they are expecting the final version to be ready next week for presentation to the Principals to the GPA.
Why new constitution will solve our problems
An article on the ZBC website posted on the 27th of March 2012 suggests that ordinary people in Zimbabwe do not think that a new constitution is not a priority. They posit that the people are more interested in ‘bread and butter’ issues than in a new constitution.
DPM Mutambara on UZ fundraising drive
In Zimbabwe we are aggressively pursuing this principle of Africans giving back to their own institutions starting with the University of Zimbabwe where we are developing a strategic and sustainable fundraising framework which we are launching through a fundraising dinner.
Re-defining the Zim independence epoch
As has been the practice since 1981 the Zimbabwean government shall play the lead-role in choreographing the meeting of our contemporary politics with memories of our liberation struggle. This will be done on April 18, 2012, the country’s Independence Day.




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