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To claim that the vulnerable and poorest segments of the country’s 11 million people are suffering because of financial and travel sanctions imposed on President Robert Mugabe and his closest supporters is misguided.
INJUSTICE minister Patrick Chinamasa tries to make a point to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay during her recent visit to Zimbabwe. Pillay called for media reforms and told the army generals to stay out of politics.
President Robert Mugabe’s desperate push for early elections this year suffered a major dent when the United Nations warned that holding the polls before reforms would be “suicidal”.
JUSTICE and Legal Affairs minister, Patrick Chinamasa, has come out in defence of partisan army generals saying they have a right to meddle in politics by virtue of having fought for the liberation of the country.
Opening remarks by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay at a press conference during her mission to Zimbabwe. This is the first ever visit to Zimbabwe by any High Commissioner for Human Rights.
HARARE- Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said that political violence is continuing despite denials by perpetrators who have targeted his supporters. Tsvangirai met with U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Commissioner Navi Pillay on Tuesday.