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Hello Zimbabwe and welcome to Rules for our Rulers the programme where we look at constitutional issues. This week marked the ending of the constitutional outreach programmes in Harare and Chitungwiza and what we’ve decided to do is to get the MDC spokesperson Nelson Chamisa to come to the programme and explain where this leaves the country.
Zimbabwe’s constitution making process has been dogged by squabbling over funding and process while the issues of content that equally matter have taken a back seat. On this edition of Rules for our Rulers SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma speaks to Philip Pasirayi from the Centre for Community Development in Zimbabwe. CCDZ has been […]
SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma speaks to Edward Mukosi, one of the co-chairs of the Constitutional Parliamentary Committee. The constitution making process has hit another snag over complex questionnaires for the outreach. And, after the training of rapporteurs, it was expected the outreach programme would begin last weekend, but those hopes were dampened […]
This week on Rules for our Rulers, SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma speaks to Jessie Majome the Deputy Minister of Justice and Legal Affairs. Majome is the Chairperson of the Sub Committee on Information and Publicity in the Constitutional Parliamentary Committee and talks about the problems they are facing. She says as far as […]
Background: The Zimbabwe National Students Union has reportedly split into two factions over differences on whether to support the government sponsored constitution making process or not. Lance Guma moderates a heated debate between the rival Presidents, Clever Bere and Brilliant Dube. It’s claimed in several press reports that Dube is backed by the Tsvangirai MDC […]
Interview broadcast 03/08/09 As Zimbabwe struggles towards a new constitution, SW Radio Africa in conjunction with Zimbabwe Democracy Now, bring you Rules for our Rulers, a programme that gives you the chance to air your views on the constitution you want. We speak to the youth, women, churches, politicians and civil society groups working in […]