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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.
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.
Conditions for a sustainable election in Zimbabwe
The MDC-T launched a document on the minimum conditions required for free and fair elections in Zimbabwe, detailing what must happen first in terms of reforms before parties to the GPA decide on a poll date. The MDC-T say elections should be used as a stepping stone to a sustainable, conflict free and tolerant Zimbabwe.
Zanu PF abusing children to attack PM
HARARE – A juvenile supporter of President Robert Mugabe is not nicknamed “Senator Samantha” for nothing. Probably a Grade One pupil, she packs a mean punch. Her hate speech against the 88-year-old’s political opponents is too powerful to match-even seasoned grandfatherly Zanu PF campaigners.
Elections in 2012 or another GNU?
Three myths are increasingly pervading the political discourse in Zimbabwe and reflect the anxiety around the current transition in which neither Zanu PF nor MDC appear to have succeeded in emerging victorious writes Ibbo Mandaza
Mugabe supporters need psychological help — Ncube
HARARE – Leader of the smaller MDC faction, Welshman Ncube says people who still support the former ruling party Zanu PF need psychological help. He said this while addressing a poorly attended rally in rural Chikomba yesterday afternoon.
Leaked copy of Tsvangirai letter to Mugabe
The following is a copy of a leaked letter written by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai to President Robert Mugabe. The letter deals with the status of the Inclusive Government, including violence, arrest of Ministers and the appointment and promotion of Service Chiefs and other Security personnel.
How can a ballpoint pen fight with a gun?
Democratic transition has not occurred in Zimbabwe in spite of the fact that Mugabe and ZANU-PF have previously lost elections. And the reason is clear. The security sector, which for the past decade or so has been running government affairs with Mugabe and others acting as a civilian facade, has not allowed the will of the people to prevail.




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