Mugabe admits he now feels lonely
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe has revealed that he now feels lonely both at home and in government as he is now surrounded by “small people” he cannot relate with on an equal footing because of age difference.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe has revealed that he now feels lonely both at home and in government as he is now surrounded by “small people” he cannot relate with on an equal footing because of age difference.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe says Indigenisation minister Saviour Kasukuwere “got it wrong” in some empowerment deals stitched together with several foreign-owned companies.
HARARE – A rising tide of police harassment and the systematic crackdown on civic society and MDC supporters by State agents has, yet again, unmasked President Robert Mugabe as a master of double speak.
BULAWAYO – In an apparent bootlicking crusade that has become synonymous with Zanu PF officials, Bulawayo provincial chairperson Killian Sibanda has equated President Robert Mugabe to Jesus Christ.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe has launched a foul-mouthed attack on his rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, saying the latter was a flip-flopper due to his inclination for “taking advice from too many women”.
The recent utterances by the Zanu PF dictator Robert Mugabe about taking back the land given to chiefs at a conference in Masvingo is a case of a “mad” man gone “madder” writes Clever Tandi from the UK.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe is tired and will go into retirement after the next elections, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said. Tsvangirai said this yesterday while addressing family and friends gathered at a memorial service.
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s new draft constitution — agreed on by the country’s warring political protagonists — has severely eaten into President Robert Mugabe’s hitherto imperial executive powers, Constitutional Affairs minister Eric Matinenga has said.
President Mugabe has accused Western countries of plotting to assassinate him to gain access to Zimbabwe’s wealth. Mugabe told a meeting of Zimbabwean students in Beijing during his annual vacation that Western countries planned to kill him.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe is rushing back to Harare today in a last-ditch effort to clear the last hurdles in the constitution-making process. Cutting short his annual vacation in the Far East, Mugabe is expected to arrive in Zimbabwe today.
President Robert Mugabe and his family have opened up their homes and lives to top South African television presenter Dali Tambo for his weekly programme, People of the South. Tambo is the son of the late African National Congress stalwart Oliver Tambo.
Political rivals and analysts say a month-long annual leave he has taken at a time when his struggling Zanu PF party needs him most ahead of polls has all but confirmed that Mugabe is actually planning for an election much later in 2013, possibly well after June.
The expectation ever since the inauguration of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) on September 15, 2008 and its Government of National Unity (GNU) on February 14, 2009 that harmonised elections would be held sooner rather than later, has been integral to the Zimbabwean political psyche.
HARARE – Retailers hoping for a last-minute festive season buying frenzy after weeks of flat sales failed to get the tills ringing after a presidential decree declaring Monday a public holiday.
The MDC-T needs to wake up and exercise leadership. Zanu PF is finished as a political party with nothing to offer Zimbabwe. They are tired yet still obsessed with power. What can they do now that they had every opportunity to do over the past 30 years?
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe’s dream for a March 2013 poll is effectively dead and buried after the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) requested at least three months to carry out a comprehensive voter registration exercise.
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