Statements

MDC Press Statement  The MDC condemns Saturday’s violent disruption by the police of a peaceful march organised by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU).  The MDC, a party that was mainly born out of the sweat, toil and blood of…
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It is now over six months since the inception of the inclusive government and most of the issues towards the democratization of the nation are still unaddressed due to political fragility and lack of trust between three parties in…
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This is a statement from the MDC Scores of people yesterday converged at the Entumbane Roman Catholic Parish in Bulawayo to bid farewell to the late Entumbane-Makhandeni MP, Hon Cornelius Dube, who died on 15 August 2009.  Hon Dube died…
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HARARE Magistrate Kudakwashe Jarabini on Monday 17 August 2009 acquitted Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Director-General Toendepi Shonhe who was on trial facing allegations of perjury.  Magistrate Jarabini acquitted Shonhe at the…
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Statement from the Media Institute of Southern Africa The autonomy and independence of parliament risks being seriously compromised in a development that also puts into serious question the inclusive government’s respect for constitutional…
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Johannesburg, South Africa  A 3-day Zimbabwe Exiles Forum (ZEF) workshop organized in Johannesburg to discuss the phenomenon of Enforced Disappearances (ED’s) ended with a call to Zimbabwe government to stop the practice. The workshop,…
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(MISA/IFEX) - The Speaker of Parliament Lovemore Moyo has denied media reports of a deadlock resulting in the alleged concealing of results for the interviews conducted to appoint potential candidates to the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC).…
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At about 1530hrs yesterday evening (Tuesday 5 August 2009), three man who refused to identify themselves, two in their early 30s and one in his early 20s, driving a white Isuzu 4X4 Fleetside, with registration number AAE 3627 arrived at the…
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PARLIAMENT’S Committee on Standing Rules and Orders (CSRO) on Monday 03 August 2009 interviewed 27 commissioners short-listed to assume posts in the long awaited Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC). A five-member panel chaired by Senator Obert…
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The heavy presence of the military in the diamond fields of Chiadzwa is a total negation of the Global Political Agreement particularly in line with national healing as enshrined in article vii, contrary to that the government is inflicting…
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