U.S. told to come clean about knowledge of 1980s Mugabe massacres in Zimbabwe
Washington Times By Geoff Hill 23rd September 2019 Human rights groups and activists are demanding the release of CIA and State Department files showing how much the U.S. government knew about what they say was a genocide in the 1980s under Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, whose funeral took place earlier this month in Harare. For more
“David Coltart Has A Case To Answer Over Dr Magombeyi’s Disappearance,†Obert Gutu – member of Mnangagwa’s POLAD
Pindula News 20th September 2019 Obert Gutu, the Vice President of opposition MDC led by Dr Thokozani Khuphe, which has recently alligned itself with President Mnangagwa, and is part of his POLAD, has said that former Education Minister, David Coltart has a case to answer over the disappearance of acting president of the Zimbabwe Hospital
Regime Was Forced To Release Dr Magombeyi Due To Relentless Pressure:Coltart
Zimeye 20th September 2019 By Farai Dziva David Coltart has said the Zanu PF government was forced to release the Acting President of the Hospital Doctors Association, Dr Peter Magombeyi due to relentless pressure. Said Coltart: “Dr Peter Magombeyi was finally released at Harare Central police station at 12.30am and reunited with his family, colleagues
Treasury releases $3,4 million to MDC
Newsday 18th September 2019 By Everson Mushava TREASURY has released $3,4 million to the opposition MDC under the Political Parties Finance Act. The money was released two weeks ago following months of bickering, with the opposition party accusing government of withholding the funds to sabotage its activities. MDC treasurer-general David Coltart confirmed the development. “Yes,
Military takes over Zim hospitals as doctors strike over ‘abduction’
TimesLive BY LENIN NDEBELE 17th September 2019 In a bid to contain a crippling doctors’ strike in Zimbabwe, the country’s government has deployed doctors from the military to state hospitals. Doctors went on strike on Tuesday after one of their own, union leader Peter Magombeyi, was allegedly abducted by state security agents. Despite calls for information
Mangwana blames doctor’s abduction on ED attempted assassins
NewZimbabwe.com 16th September 2019 By Leopold Munhende INFORMATION Secretary Nick Mangwana has blamed Saturday’s abduction on doctors union leader Peter Magombeyi on what he termed third forces which he linked to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s shock escape from a Bulawayo bomb blast last year. Mugombeyi was seized by suspected State agents from his Harare home in
The other side of Mugabe
The Standard 15th September 2019 BY NQABA MATSHAZI In the late 1990s, a big birthday bash was planned for the late vice-president Joshua Nkomo at Ascot racecourse, with the late former president Robert Mugabe being the guest of honour. When Mugabe arrived, with a huge convoy as usual, other guests were told to clear the
Andy Flower hopeful for Zimbabwe’s future after Mugabe’s death
Bulawayo News 24 8th September 2019 Andy Flower, the former Zimbabwe cricket captain and England coach, hopes his country can emerge from “a quagmire of corruption” following the death of ex-president Robert Mugabe. Mugabe died on Friday at the age of 95, two years after being ousted from power. In 2003 Flower joined team-mate Henry
Robert Mugabe: The greatest trick the devil ever played
The Standard By Siphosami Malunga 8th September 2019 The fallacy of the hero-turned-villain narrative of Robert Mugabe is the greatest trick this devil ever played. The closest I have to feeling anything is quiet, seething rage. Rage that this man who killed thousands and destroyed so many livelihoods has died without facing justice for the
Zimbabwe’s ex-President Robert Mugabe Leaves a Mixed Legacy
Inter Press Service By Busani Bafana 7th September 2019 Former Zimbabwe strongman Robert Mugabe, who died this week, aged 95, leaves a mixed and divisive legacy. Mugabe – the oldest African leader when he was removed from power in November 2017 – died of an undisclosed illness in a hospital in Singapore on Sept. 6. Once