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| State Security Minister Sydney Sekeramayi on Wednesday stunned a Harare Court by denying that the CIO was involved in the abduction of opposition and human rights activists last year. This is despite his predecessor in the ministry, Didymus Mutasa, admitting earlier this year that he had sanctioned the operation, as a matter of state security. | |||||||||
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the red carpet - Kubatana UK in Zim: FCO blog Zim Update Zimbabwe Republic Police Kick Mugabe Out Ray Hartley SA Times blog Kubatana Blog Bloggers for Human Rights Di Mitchells blog Daniel Molekele Sokwanele blog Zimbabwe Today The Bearded Man The Zimbabwe Digest Comrade Fatso |
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Tawanda feels there’s a tug of war going on between the two main GNU parties resulting in a political stand-off. He says the only way forward is to have fresh elections; Flash describes the current situation as being ‘on the brink of a breakthrough,’ but says that never happens because of so many ‘setbacks,’ and Chiveve says criminals are targeting those who are employed and they are mugging and robbing them, with help from the police. |
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| Tanonoka comments that, “the MDC does not appear to have a well thought out agenda or political philosophy to sell to the people. The MDC does not appear able to articulate its intentions for the nation. They make it up as they go.” | |||||||||
| Zaka MP Harrison Mudzuri this week claimed that Prime Minister Tsvangirai was not listening to complaints about political violence in their area. Lance Guma interviews the senator for Zaka, Misheck Marava, and finds out what is happening on the ground. Marava tells us that the acting chief Ranga Bwawanda is creating a ‘hell on earth’ for some of the villagers. But he denies Mudzuri’s assertion that the PM is not listening to these concerns. Lance also asks the senator for his assessment of the coalition with ZANU PF, and whether it’s working. | |||||||||
| Violet's guest on the programme Hot Seat is Andrew Pocock, the outgoing UK Ambassador to Zimbabwe. He gives the UK’s position on the targeted sanctions issue, which he says has been over-used by ZANU PF to deflect blame from their failed domestic policy. Listen Here : Read transcript |
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