State attempts to force trial of MDC trio
The State yesterday tried to force the trial of three MDC Alliance activists arrested for allegedly faking their abduction by suspected State security agents in April last year.
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The State yesterday tried to force the trial of three MDC Alliance activists arrested for allegedly faking their abduction by suspected State security agents in April last year.
Bulawayo mayor Solomon Mguni and the residents’ representative body have waded into the chaos, decrying the heavy-handedness of State security agents’ response to the recent stay-away.
By Gandri Maramba Civic society leaders in Zimbabwe have expressed dismay over the heavy presence of state security agents in their meetings, workshops and related activities following nationwide protests, saying this is stifling freedom of association and freedom of speech as some activists are now scared of speaking out their minds. Some people are even scared […]
The case in which 29 members of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s party are being accused of killing a policeman, took a dramatic twist when the brother of the murdered cop accused Zanu PF and state security agents of killing him.
This is the horrific experience of Givemore Gift Nhidza, one of the few survivors of rendition (official kidnapping and transport to another country) carried out by South African and Zimbabwean security officers.
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has revealed that SADC leaders on Friday expressed shock that there was still politically motivated violence and murder in Zimbabwe and this lead to a discussion of events surrounding the death of MDC-T official, Cephas Magura.
Outspoken politician Job Sikhala is the guest on Question Time and joins Lance Guma to answer questions sent in by SW Radio Africa listeners using Facebook, Twitter, Skype, email and text messages. Sikhala is asked to explain why he called his party MDC-99.
HARARE- President Robert Mugabe yesterday said he is still traumatised by losing the 2008 election to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai especially in Manicaland, a province from which most guerrillas in the 1970s liberation war came from.
HARARE- They have ordered abductions, torture, rape and murder to keep President Robert Mugabe in power even after he lost presidential elections in March 2008. So it came as no surprise this week that Mugabe defied Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai to extend the terms of office of all his service chiefs.
VICTORIA FALLS- Police in the resort town of Victoria Falls on Friday arrested a bookshop owner, Sinekiwe Matore for selling Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s book, At the Deep End, in her shop.