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| The inter-party negotiations between the political partners in government over the implementation of outstanding issues re-started on Monday evening, after being adjourned on January 21st. One of the negotiators Welshman Ncube from the MDC-M said they had also received an invitation to a meeting with the South African facilitation team at 3pm on the same day, before the scheduled inter-party meeting which was expected to start at 6pm. | |||||||||
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Regional says ZANU PF know exactly what they are doing in continuing to delay the drafting of the new constitution. They have every intention of using this opportunity to impose their Kariba draft on the people, and, Simon talks about concerns raised by organisations representing People living with HIV and AIDS that a new constitution must also represent them and guarantee better healthcare access for all. |
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| This week on Rules for our Rulers Lance Guma speaks to the Director of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition McDonald Lewanika. The coalition put out a statement last week in which they made a number of recommendations for the constitution making process. Lewanika says all bases and militia groups deployed in the countryside to influence people should be disbanded, civil society should be allowed a greater role and that there should be no secrecy surrounding the constitution making process. | |||||||||
| In Letter from America, Dr. Stan Mukasa argues that the civil service strike must of necessity be a rallying point for a new national confrontation with Mugabe and ZANU. See transcript | |||||||||
| Violet Gonda asks a number of Zimbabweans from various walks of life, what they think about sanctions. ZANU PF has warned there will be no more GPA concessions until the sanctions imposed by Western countries are removed. Parliament has seen heated discussions on this topic with ZANU PF insisting that the MDC should demand the removal of the restrictive measures. Some say the time has come for sanctions to be removed others claim the sanctions are targeted on particular individuals who are guilty of serious human rights abuses and have still not admitted wrong doing. In the next two weeks the European Union will be reviewing their measures, but what are Zimbabweans saying? Listen here | |||||||||
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| Listen to interview with author Doublas Rogers |
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