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Kimberley Process lets Zimbabwe off the hook (again)
The Kimberley Process (KP) has thrown away its main point of leverage over the Zimbabwean government by allowing it to export diamonds from the controversial Marange region without first fulfilling previous commitments to reform its diamond trade, said the Kimberley Process Civil Society Coalition of NGOs on Wednesday.
Tsvangirai statement on conduct of police
Armed riot police today (Saturday 29 October 2011) attempted to disrupt Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s tour of Matabeleland North when they locked up a hospital, dispersed nursing staff and threw away food meant for villagers who wanted to attend a rally in Lupane.
Resolutions of MDC-T Executive Committee
Noting ironically that today is the 12th of October 2011 the very day that our party split 6 years ago, the National Executive restated the imperator of unity in the party, cohesiveness,, solidarity, camaraderie, respect and accountability to each other.
Full text of dossier given to Mugabe by Williams
We, the Archbishop and Bishops of the Anglican Province of Central Africa (CPCA), hereby submit a dossier of abuses committed against our Anglican dioceses in Zimbabwe over the last four years. Since 2007 Anglican congregations have suffered systematic harassment and persecution at the hands of the police.
SA to start deporting Zimbabweans
Despite no formal confirmation, public admission or statement from the Department of Home Affairs, PASSOP regrets to inform media, the public and Zimbabweans that we are now convinced that the Department of Home Affairs has lifted South Africa’s moratorium on deporting Zimbabweans.
Zimbabwe has never experienced democracy
Speech by MDC-T Treasurer General Roy Bennett in Des Moines, Iowa in the United States. He speaks about the struggle for democracy in Zimbabwe. Bennett says Zimbabwe is not fighting for a return to democracy because the country has never enjoyed or experienced democracy in any real sense.
Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Campaign launched
The Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Campaign committee today launches its campaign to persuade the Zimbabwe government to make it possible for all Zimbabweans in the Diaspora to cast their vote when elections are held to replace the current inclusive government in the near future.
US concerns on rule of law in Zimbabwe
The United States Government takes note of recent judicial verdicts and sentences holding accountable the perpetrators of political violence in 2008 and 2009. The U.S. commends the police officers, prosecutors, judges, and magistrates who serve their country through diligent investigations and due process to ensure the integrity of the rule of law in such cases.
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