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Zimbabwe: Mixed Reactions to President's Statement
The Herald, 12 March 2012
THERE were mixed reactions from constitutional experts last week to President Mugabe's remarks that the Global Political Agreement was premised on the need to have credible ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai Party Threatens to Rule Alone
Zimbabwe Standard, 11 March 2012
The MDC-T says it will go it alone if Zanu PF decides to pull out of the coalition government in the hope of forcing early elections before the implementation of reforms as ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: 'Replace Chiefs With Qualified Personnel'
Zimbabwe Standard, 11 March 2012
Traditional chiefs must be replaced by qualified officials that administer customary law in chiefs' areas of jurisdictions because they are abusing their offices by openly ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Copac Completes Review of 18 Chapters (press release)
Movement for Democratic Change, 9 March 2012
The review of 18 chapters of the proposed new draft Constitution by the Constitution Select Committee of Parliament (Copac) is nearly complete. read more »
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Zimbabwe: Draft Constitution Soon
Office of the Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, 9 March 2012
A new draft constitution is expected in the next few weeks as review of all the 18 chapters has been completed, Copac announced, Friday. read more »
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Zimbabwe: A National Disgrace! (editorial)
Financial Gazette, 9 March 2012
ORDINARY Zimbabweans have, over the past few years, grown increasingly despondent because of a menace that has eaten into the fabric of our society - corruption. read more »
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Zimbabwe: MDC-T Gives Poll Conditions
The Herald, 10 March 2012
MDC-T will only participate in elections if the conditions the party is clamouring for are met. MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai on Thursday night said principals to the Global ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Suspending Sanctions May Prove Way Forward (analysis)
African Arguments, 9 March 2012
A great tragedy of the Mugabe regime has been the deconstruction of national institutions, which some analysts have mistaken for a 'radicalised state.' In effect Zimbabweans have ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Daily News Banned in Rural Areas, Copies Torn (press release)
Media Institute of Southern Africa, 8 March 2012
The privately-owned newspaper, Daily News has reportedly been banned from circulating in Mashonaland East province's Mutoko and Murehwa areas. read more »
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Zimbabwe: Women Are Ready for Change - Assembly (press release)
Movement for Democratic Change, 8 March 2012
The MDC Women's Assembly joins the world in celebrating International Women's Day. read more »
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Zimbabwe: New Reforms Are a People's Agenda - Hon. Biti (press release)
Movement for Democratic Change, 8 March 2012
The call for reforms before the holding of the next elections is not an MDC agenda but the agenda of the people of Zimbabwe who do not want a farce election like what was ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: ZCTU Needs 'Eminent Broker' to Reunite Fractured
Zimbabwe Independent, 8 March 2012
THE reunification of the fractured Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) would require a political process superintended by an eminent power-broker, secretary-general of the ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: Principals Hurry New Constitution
Financial Gazette, 7 March 2012
THE two-week ultimatum by the three principals in the Global Political Agreement (GPA) for the Parliamentary Constitution Select Committee (COPAC) to complete the writing of the ... read more »
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Zimbabwe: MDC Press Statement - Harvest House, Harare (press release)
Movement for Democratic Change, 7 March 2012
Today, the 7th of March 2012 the National Executive of the MDC met in Harare to discuss various issues affecting the nation and the party. read more »
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Nice of Jonathan Moyo to once more tell us what we think and what we want. The last line of this article is the relevant one Professor. Article 6 of the GPA clearly sets out the requirement to implement a new constitution during the term of the GPA. That is the fact. The rest of this article is pointless drivel, designed once more to muddy the waters.