Zimbabwe:   'Maisiri Using Son's Death to Gain Cheap Political Mileage'

The Herald, 5 March 2013

THE father of the Headlands boy who recently died when a hut he was sleeping in caught fire has been accused of using the death to peddle lies and gain political mileage. Sources… Read more »

Zimbabwe:   Maisiri Death - Apologise to Those Defamed

The Herald, 5 March 2013

Now that the police have ruled out foul play in the death of Christpowers Maisiri, the 12-year-old Headlands boy who died when the hut he was sleeping in with his siblings caught… Read more »

Zimbabwe:   MDC-T Demands Probe into its Member's Deadly Attack

Zimbabwe Standard, 3 March 2013

The MDC-T is pushing for an independent probe into the death of 12-year-old Christpowers Maisiri in an inferno in Headlands recently. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   I Did Not Kill Christpowers, Says Mutasa

Zimbabwe Standard, 3 March 2013

Zanu PF secretary for administration, Didymus Mutasa has said he has nothing to do with the death of Christpowers Maisiri. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   Politicians Should Spare the Children

Zimbabwe Standard, 3 March 2013

One is way ahead of the pack but two metres before the tape he looks back and sees his teammate has tripped and fallen. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   MDC-T Scared, Claims All Dead Bodies - Mugabe

Zimbabwe Standard, 3 March 2013

President Robert Mugabe yesterday accused the MDC-T of claiming all dead bodies to gain cheap political mileage ahead of elections due later this year. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   Mugabe Orders Arrest of Perpetrators of Political Violence

The Herald, 27 February 2013

POLICE should arrest all perpetrators of political violence regardless of their social standing, President Mugabe has said. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   Let's Adopt Zero Tolerance On Political Violence

The Herald, 27 February 2013

We condemn the latest incidences of politically motivated violence and urge the police to leave no stone unturned in bringing the perpetrators to account for their actions. The… Read more »

Zimbabwe:   Christpowers Maisiri to Be Laid to Rest On Thursday

MDC, 26 February 2013

Christpowers Simbarashe Maisiri, the 12 year old boy who died on Saturday after the hut he was sleeping in was set on fire by Zanu PF members in Headlands, will be laid to rest on… Read more »

Zimbabwe:   12 Year Old Dies After Suspected Arson Attack in Headlands

SW Radio, 25 February 2013

Christpower Maisiri, the 12 year-old boy who died in a suspected arson attack on Saturday in Headlands is said to have survived two previous arson attacks. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   SA Warned Against 'Complicity' in Potential Zim Violence

SW Radio, 25 February 2013

South Africa's government has been warned that it risks being complicit in potential violence during Zimbabwe's next elections, if it donates military equipment there. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   Friday, 22 February 2013, Issue 521

MDC, 22 February 2013

The MDC totally condemns the current crackdown on pro-democracy institutions by the State security forces. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   Violence Still a Threat

Financial Gazette, 20 February 2013

LAST week, Botswana President Ian Khama said something every Zimbabwean has dreaded: The return to the 2008 electoral violence. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   Civil Society Under Threat From Zanu-PF

Zimbabwe Standard, 17 February 2013

RIGHTS groups have accused Zanu PF of embarking on a crusade to destabilise civil society organisations that it perceives to be critical of its operations ahead of general… Read more »

Zimbabwe:   MDC-T Treasurer and Wife Severely Assaulted By Zanu-PF

SW Radio, 1 November 2012

A group of four ZANU PF thugs broke into the home of an MDC-T official in Kadoma Wednesday night, brutally assaulting him and his wife before taking their money and escaping. Read more »

Zimbabwe:   MDC in Mazowe North Vows to Take a Stand Against Zanu PF's Thugs

MDC, 1 November 2012

Headman Jemedze of Chaona, Mazowe North has vowed to take stern action against any Zanu PF member who victimise villagers in the area who attended an MDC memorial rally, held in… Read more »