Eddie Cross: The Tide of Time and Change
The struggles of humanity for justice, freedom and equal rights seem to have gone on forever, but they must all be viewed against one constant – the tide of time, writes MDC-T Bulawayo MP Eddie Cross.
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The struggles of humanity for justice, freedom and equal rights seem to have gone on forever, but they must all be viewed against one constant – the tide of time, writes MDC-T Bulawayo MP Eddie Cross.
Ashley Magumise, a 19 year old student based in Hamilton, New Zealand has won a fiercely contested round to become Miss September in the ongoing Face of Zimbabwe competition.
Bernard Nyamambi’s, the Victoria Falls MDC-T district chairperson and Ward 1 councillor was arrested on Friday after he had gone to report firearms that he had found at his Chinotimba home.
HARARE – Visiting Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams was yesterday verbally harassed and barred from attending a church service in Mutare and Penhalonga by thugs believed to have been hired by the excommunicated Bishop Nolbert Kunonga. He later told Robert Mugabe to stop the madness and violence.
Three suspected female rapists have been arrested in Gweru. The suspects, who had 31 used condoms with semen, are in police custody and are assisting police with investigations.
The MDC-T have dismissed reports that Obert Gutu, the party’s provincial spokesman for Harare and also Deputy Justice Minister had been suspended over WikiLeaks revelations that he described President Morgan Tsvangirai as an inept, weak and indecisive leader during a meeting with US diplomats.
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.
A dossier cataloging the abuses suffered by Anglicans in Zimbabwe was presented to the country’s president Robert Mugabe during a face-to-face meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury. At a meeting in the State House in Harare, the Dr Rowan Williams asked the controversial leader to use his powers to stop the abuses that mainstream Anglicans have endured in his country.