Watershed for Mugabe As Soldiers Rampage

  • Zimbabwe:  Mugabe Must Go, Says West

    allAfrica, 6 December 2008

    As governance in Zimbabwe continues to crumble and the United Nations reports nearly 14,000 suspected cholera cases, Western powers have stepped up their rhetoric against President… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Military Chiefs Place Army on High Alert

    Business Day, 4 December 2008

    ZIMBABWEAN President Robert Mugabe appears to be losing his 28-year iron grip on the military, with protests by soldiers this week raising fears that a revolt could be brewing in… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Do Soldiers' Protests Herald Coup?

    IWPR, 3 December 2008

    Zimbabwe is facing widespread protests by discontented soldiers feeling the heat of the country's collapsing economy. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Conjuring Up a State of Emergency

    UNIRIN, 2 December 2008

    There are growing suspicions that the looting by soldiers in the Zimbabwean capital, Harare, may be an elaborate ruse to allow President Robert Mugabe to declare a state of… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Govt Warns Rampaging Soldiers

    The Herald, 3 December 2008

    GOVERNMENT has strongly warned those behind the violence perpetrated by rogue soldiers who have been beating up illegal foreign currency dealers and looting shops in Harare since… Read more »

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