Kate Hoey

The British's House of Lords are expected to debate on the rightful position of the United Kingdom (UK) regarding Zimbabwe's bid to re-join the Commonwealth. Late former President Robert Mugabe angrily took Zimbabwe out back in 2003 during…
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British MPs say they regret that their government took a quick stance to cosy up to the Zimbabwean administration soon after President Emmerson Mnangagwa took over power from former president Robert Mugabe in the November 2017 coup.
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The Vigil has launched a petition to the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, following the refusal of visas to Zimbabwean human rights activists invited to address audiences in London. The petition reads: ‘Exiled Zimbabweans and…
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By now it should have become obvious to any discerning mind that many Westerners who are said to be ‘concerned’ about the Zimbabwean crisis are in reality pursuing a racial and therefore selfish agenda.
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British MP Kate Hoey has stirred a hornet’s nest after moving a motion in Parliament to officially condemn the shooting down of Air Rhodesia Viscount RH827 by the Zimbabwe People's Revolutionary Army (ZIPRA) guerrillas during the liberation…
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Kate Hoey, Chairman of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Zimbabwe, today condemned Mugabe’s planned attendance at the 3rd EU-Africa Summit to be held in Tripoli, Libya. She said “It is disgraceful that the European Council President…
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By Kate Hoey Thirty years ago, on January 27, 1980, Robert Mugabe made a triumphant return to Zimbabwe from exile across the eastern border in Mozambique. He had manoeuvred his way to the top of one of the two Black Nationalist movements…
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