Sadc won’t solve Zim’s problems: Coltart
The Chronicle By Prosper Ndlovu 15 June 2013 MDC secretary for legal affairs Mr David Coltart says Zimbabwe is a sovereign state that should solve its domestic problems internally without seeking for solutions from the Southern Africa Developing Community (Sadc). Addressing the Bulawayo Press Club on Thursday evening, Mr Coltart said the habit of taking domestic disputes
Sadc won’t accept Mugabe poll date
Daily News By Daily News Reporter 15 June 2013 HARARE – President Jacob Zuma, the Sadc appointed mediator to the Zimbabwe crisis says Zimbabwe’s ruling parties will have to secure consensus before proclaiming election dates. Reacting to President Robert Mugabe’s unilateral proclamation of an election on July 31, Zuma’s international relations advisor Lindiwe Zulu told the UK Telegraph that
Finally, Warriors leave
News Day By Wellington Toni 15 June 2013 THE Warriors were finally expected to leave for Guinea early this morning — 2am — 24 hours before their 2014 World Cup football qualifier after a series of mishaps prevented their scheduled departure on Thursday. Zifa communications manager Xolisani Gwesela confirmed the team would leave aboard Kenyan
Coltart Breaks Ranks with Boss-Report Unverified
Zim Eye By Zim Eye Reporter 15 June 2013 A report published by the state media and recycled on social forum websites claiming that MDC Legal Secretary has reportedly broken ranks with his boss, Welshman Ncube by blasting the SADC appeal move for which a special summit is being held today Saturday in Maputo, is
Mugabe acted like Ian Smith during UDI – Coltart
Radio Dialogue By Makhosi Sibanda 14 June 2013 MDC secretary for legal affairs, David Coltart has likened President Mugabe’s action of unilaterally proclaiming the July 31 general election date to that of Rhodesian colonial leader Ian Smith during the infamous Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) in 1965. President Mugabe on Thursday fast-tracked changes to electoral
Concourt ruling gives Mugabe headache
The Independent By Elias Mambo 14 June 2013 THE controversial Constitutional Court (Concourt) ruling that elections should be held by July 31 this year has placed President Robert Mugabe in a cauldron, given that he has to comply with the court order while at the same time upholding the constitution and provisions of the Electoral
Madhuku’s ‘Damascene’ Moment
The Financial Gazette By Clemence Manyukwe 13 June 2013 IN politics, it is often said there are no permanent allies or enemies, but only permanent interests. In the past few months, Lovemore Madhuku, one of the country’s leading constitutional lawyers, has proved the truism of that statement. His occasional outbursts against his former allies in the
Albinism a national issue: PM
The Zimbabwean By Nelson Sibanda 13 June 2013 Zimbabwe has made albinism a national issue and government will do everything possible to help improve the welfare of people in the circumstances, said Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, at a stakeholder meeting on people living with albinism held in Harare yesterday. More than 17 000 Zimbabweans live
Schools aren’t zones of political contention
News Day By News Day Reporter 12 June 2013 While politics is often referred to as a dirty game, it can be dirtier when it affects children’s basic right to education. The case of a five-year-old pre-school going Harare boy who was last week reportedly expelled from creche at 1 Commando Barracks because of his
Prof Moyo & Co poisoning Zim society
The Herald By Chris Mhike 12 June 2013 PROFESSOR Jonathan Nathaniel Moyo, a central Zanu-PF politician, brutally attacked three lawyers and the Prime Minister (PM) of the Republic of Zimbabwe in a so-called opinion piece published in the Monday June 3 2013 edition of The Herald newspaper under the heading “When lawyers become pedestrian for political