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Two days ago I commented on my blog a story about a CIO member who had been given asylum in the United Kingdom. I find it particularly interesting that the individual concerned has stepped out from behind his anonymity and has spoken out.
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What really annoys me in this story is that this ZANU PF rogue will be given everything he needs to be comfortable in the UK, whilst I, born here and lived in Africa,...
made popular May 19 2011
Here we have Robert Mugabe, the illegitimately elected President of Zimbabwe, making a stand against SADC, the guarantors of the cross-party negotiations, denying them...
made popular May 16 2011
Mugabe has nothing nice to say about the Europeans, but gladly takes 2 billion US dollars worth of aid from them…?
How can this even be considered?
Every day we see...
made popular May 12 2011
The landgrab has taken on yet another facet as plots of land in Epworth have been taken over by ZANU PF thugs from people thought to be MDC supporters. How can the land...
made popular Apr 22 2011
After thirty-one years of Mugabe rule, we are beginning to recognise just how Mugabe and his hierarchy and minions operate. Whenever the pressure within rises, they...
made popular Apr 8 2011
“The mass discovery of 280 human skeletons in Mt Darwin are not victims of the Rhodesian war as the Ian Smith white regime does not have a legacy of concealing...
made popular Mar 21 2011
We have all seen the vivid and shocking camera footage of the disasters in Japan. The earthquake, the tsunami and now the nuclear threat. And my heart breaks for the...
made popular Mar 18 2011
Being a former prosecutor in Zimbabwe does help me when I look at cases in Zimbabwe. I do not believe myself to be a legal pundit - not by any stretch of the...
made popular Mar 16 2011
While the million march didn’t happen, Mugabe launched his two million signature petition against sanctions.
Many of those signatures were secured through...
made popular Mar 4 2011
Requesting Mugabe to back off on violence against the people, MDC and associated activists is rather like making a polite request to Adolf Hitler to stop persecuting...
made popular Feb 25 2011
With the recent fall of the Tunisian and Egyptian leaders after civil protests against their continued and bloody rules, many people have wondered if the Zimbabwean...
made popular Feb 24 2011
Well, it would appear that the holiday is over. In Zimbabwe, almost every story is of violence, threats, political clout (literally) and political power being used by...
made popular Feb 4 2011
Last week, we read of a convicted rapist being released very early from his incarceration and being deployed to assist with the ZANU PF election campaign. The fact that...
made popular Feb 2 2011
Mugabe has no regard for any institution. His speeches in the UN prove that. He is happy to sign agreements, but seldom stands by his own signature, and, whenever he...
made popular Jan 19 2011
Since the beginning of the landgrab in early 2000, Mugabe has repeatedly told the world that what his party has been looking at doing in ‘correcting the imbalance...
made popular Jan 14 2011
There were, at one time, at least two schools of thought about the tribal divide in Zimbabwe. The country has many tribes, but the two biggest are the Shona and the...
made popular Jan 13 2011
I read on the internet this morning that Mugabe’s destructive, unruly and all-encompassing political party - ZANU PF - is intent upon resurrecting their party...
made popular Jan 7 2011
Words of warning to Mugabe fall of deaf ears. He will do whatever he wants, whenever he wants, to whoever he wants – and if it happens in Zimbabwe, then he is of the...
made popular Dec 23 2010
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WikiLeaks has proved to be a bit of a stumbling block when it comes to Zimbabwean politics. Mugabe’s wife is suing a South African newspaper for publishing the story...
made popular Dec 20 2010
Much has been made of the WikiLeaks and much of it has been dismissed as nothing more than possibly inappropriate diplomatic comments made in unguarded emails or...
made popular Dec 17 2010
When the chaotic, vicious, bloody and destructive landgrab began in 2000, Mugabe told the world that it was to correct the land tenure of the country’s colonial...
made popular Dec 17 2010
I am almost smiling at the response Mugabe has lodged with regard to Tsvangirai’s court case against him, insofar as the President is the one with the problem, as...
made popular Dec 16 2010
This is a prime example of what Mugabe and his so-called ‘power’ is all about. All this fuss about US$1!
“Embattled Deputy Minister of Youth,...
made popular Dec 15 2010
I probably do not have to detail the inherent problems that come to mind when studying the provisions within the Constitution of Zimbabwe, notwithstanding Mugabe’s...
made popular Dec 10 2010
I wouldn’t doubt for one minute that Mugabe is planning something big, something devastating to the parties that oppose ZANU PF treachery and violence, and...
made popular Dec 10 2010
“Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has described power-sharing governments in Africa as bad for democracy because they did not serve the interests of the people as...
made popular Dec 8 2010
Anywhere else in the world, these comments would be met with a serious investigation and the possible prosecution of the offender. But because Khaya-Moyo is a ZANU PF...
made popular Dec 8 2010
The potential of the agricultural sector in Zimbabwe to not only feed the population but also to export the surplus, is immense, as proven by the commercial farmers in...
made popular Dec 6 2010
For thirty years, the Zimbabwean people have been bullied, pushed and forced into ‘electing’ M’gabe and his murderous party into power. Then, in 2008,...
made popular Dec 2 2010
Like it or not, Zimbabwe has become a police state. No one can move or do anything without the police either having to be asked for permission, or the police being in...
made popular Dec 2 2010
The war veterans have been a little fractious in their continuing endeavour to secure agricultural land in Zimbabwe and have very recently stated that they will...
made popular Dec 1 2010
For over thirty years we have watched Mugabe in his quest to rule Zimbabwe his way, his rules, his control.
And some of us have seen the changing face of Mugabe’s...
made popular Nov 29 2010
Wouldn’t it be nice if they had a war - and nobody came?
This weekend, there was supposed to be a SADC conference in Botswana to discuss the Zimbabwean crisis -...
made popular Nov 22 2010
Here in the UK, the apparent apathy over what is happenings in Zimbabwe today is only sadistically balanced with a total ignorance of what life was really like in...
made popular Nov 19 2010
SADC is toothless - and Mugabe knows it. They attempted to place a 30-day deadline on Mugabe falling in line with the GPA, and when he ignored it, there was nothing...
made popular Nov 18 2010
The following was an address made by persecuted MDC treasurer-general and senator Roy Bennett. Bennett has moved to South Africa to avoid further prosecution - on...
made popular Nov 11 2010
Mugabe’s succession is a serious matter in Zimbabwe. No one really knows who is his preferred candidate and we probably will not find out until after his death -...
made popular Nov 10 2010
I first read this story yesterday afternoon and I was quite annoyed that Chinotimba attempts to pass himself off as a war veteran, when, in reality, during the 1970s...
made popular Nov 9 2010
I have written about Mugabe and his woeful performance in Zimbabwe for just the last five and a half years, and I only really have my experiences of living under his...
made popular Nov 9 2010
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