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It is no surprise really that Mugabes in the form of the head of state's nephews have over the years fashioned themselves as above the law. Hey, this is African politics, the right surname can get you places, you know! This does not help matters in trying to fight the fires of accusations of Zanu [...]
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Not anticipated by many, it looks like Zimbabwe's new constitution has ushered in an era full of uncertainty and insanity. Call them radical thinkers or progressive minds or just disruptive minds; all these minds are contributing to the political circus of Zimbabwe. Just like in any circus, if a show starts to lose the audience, [...]
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As an advocate of civil disobedience, Henry David Thoreau asserted that it is basically criminal that one has got to pay money toward wars that he/she doesn't support. It makes them accomplices to murder. Zimbabweans are a very perfect example of this view. People are paying taxes everyday to the government and in turn the [...]
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The Herald today announced that ward-based mobile voter registration in Zimbabwe will begin on Monday, and end 9 July. The new Constitution requires a 30-day voter registration exercise before new elections, so this is an essential part of Zimbabwe toward elections. At the mobile centres, there will also be an opportunity for people to get [...]
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I've just made some tea at the office. You know how it goes: open tap, fill kettle, boil kettle, pour water into teapot. Except, with Harare water in crisis like it is across Zimbabwe, it usually isn't that simple. Sometimes it's open tap, find nothing coming out, close tap, grab jug. Sometimes it's switch on [...]
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Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Public Meeting Topic: The Constitutional Court judgement, an era of new Constitution and the SADC special summit on Zimbabwe. What are the implications for holding a peaceful free and fair election in Zimbabwe? Date: 5 June 2013 Time: 5:30pm - 8pm Venue: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Harare Speakers: Virginia Muwanigwa - Women's [...]
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Protests in Turkey are getting a lot of press attention and social media coverage. With images like these showing inspiring acts of defiance and public courage, it is not hard to know why. I found this article, about why Taksim is not Tahrir - but how "social media fuelled protests" still have a certain style, [...]
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Here is Simukai Tinhu, a political analyst based in London, writing on the Guardian: Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has announced that he will hold elections before the end of July - ostensibly respecting by a recent court ruling but in effect over-riding calls for political reforms before the vote takes place. In the coalition government, [...]
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