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| Hundreds of mourners thronged Warren Hills Cemetery in Harare on Wednesday to witness the burial of Sam Mtukudzi (right) , son of legendary musician Oliver Mtukudzi (left), who died in a car crash Monday morning. Government ministers from across the political divide, family and friends, including fellow musicians like Alick Macheso, Tongai Moyo, Mechanic Manyeruke, Charles Charamba and other celebrities, came to support the Mtukudzi family. |
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| UK in Zim: FCO blog New Zim blog - Border jumpers Committee to Protect Journalists Blog Zim Update Kick Mugabe Out Ray Hartley SA Times blog Kubatana Blog Bloggers for Human Rights Daniel Molekele Sokwanele blog The Bearded Man The Zimbabwe Digest Comrade Fatso |
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Tinepi says the situation is now explosive in Mutoko, resembling the violent situation in 2008 as Zanu PF terrorises villagers about the new constitution. Mercy says the GNU never changed anything for the majority of poor Zimbabweans. It only helped those already employed. Thabani is worried about the forthcoming elections. He says that Tsvangirai needs a strategy to avoid people being beaten. Thabani was himself beaten in 2008. |
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| Zimbabwe’s sharp political divisions were laid bare in front of the visiting South African President Jacob Zuma at the Harare international airport on Tuesday. In a clearly stage managed event, scores of ZANU PF supporters wearing party regalia openly chanted anti-MDC and anti-Tsvangirai slogans in front of the MDC leader, Robert Mugabe and Arthur Mutambara who had gone to meet Zuma at the airport. Our correspondent Simon Muchemwa says the provocative chants showed a lack of respect for the Prime Minister and were meant to embarrass him in front of the dignitaries. | |||||||||
Zimbabwean NGOs are arguably the strongest in South Africa given their effective lobbying against human rights abuses which raised the crisis to international levels. But in response ZANU PF created repressive laws against NGOs and arrested and abducted many of their activists. This harassment has continued and Getrude Hambira and Okay Machisa are currently on the run even though there is a GNU. Cephas Zinhumwe, the CEO of the National Association of NGOs, discusses how the NGOs are coping. |
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| Violet presents Hot Seat where she speaks to Elinor Burkett, the producer of the Oscar winning documentary, Music by Prudence, the inspiring tale of a group of handicapped Zimbabwean musicians. Burkett explains why she stormed the stage on Oscar night, and how she hopes the film will put the spotlight on the plight of the physically impaired in Zimbabwe. Listen here |
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| Listen to interview with author Doublas Rogers |
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