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Julius Malema expelled by his ANC party
South Africa’s governing African National Congress (ANC) has expelled its controversial youth leader Julius Malema, who was appealing against his five-year suspension from the party.
Zuma rubbishes Mugabe threats
HARARE – South African President Jacob Zuma’s facilitation team has trashed threats by President Robert Mugabe to ditch them as Sadc-appointed mediators to Zimbabwe’s political crisis.
Mugabe wilts under pressure from Tsvangirai
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe appears to have capitulated under pressure from his coalition government partners and backed down to their demands on several sticky issues facing the three-year-old inclusive government.
Mbeki considered ditching ‘unreliable’ Mugabe
HARARE – Ex-South African leader Thabo Mbeki’s government was so frustrated with President Robert Mugabe that it reportedly considered ditching him prior to the 2008 harmonised elections, excerpts from a confidential memo on Zimbabwe show.
Only immunity will bring peace to Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is fast approaching a dangerous tipping point. Last month, its ailing octogenarian president, Robert Mugabe, angrily defied his critics, calling for early elections in 2012.
Jonathan Moyo tops 2011 noise makers
HARARE – Political turncoat, serial flip-flopper, media hangman, and former Information minister Jonathan Moyo emerged as the noisiest politician in 2011, according to observations by the Daily News. Moyo tops the newspapers’ Noise Makers of the Year 2011 list
Indecision in Zimbabwean politics is final
Viewing the broad spectrum of the political landscape in Zimbabwe at the end of 2011, one is left with the distinct impression that all the political forces are caught under a spell of indecision writes Professor Brian Raftopolous.
An open letter to ANC’s Gwede Mantashe
It is with much embarrassment that I write to you to remonstrate at your recent attempt to separate the ANC’s foreign policy and the responsibilities of the government of the Republic of South Africa towards Zimbabweans in general.
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