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Shut Up On Zimbabwe, Please Malema PDF Print E-mail
Written by Vince Musewe   
Tuesday, 16 October 2012 12:31

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If uncollected rubbish dumps, lack of running clean water and a dilapidating infrastructure inspire you Julius Malema, then I suppose you should relocate to Harare.

Greetings to you Julius. I am sure you will note that this is my second letter to you on the same subject matter.

I understand that you visited my country Zimbabwe recently, and that you continue to be inspired by how ZANU (PF) has decimated our economy and its potential. Well, Julius, I dare say that your standards are obviously not that high and I forgive you for that.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 17 October 2012 20:55
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Restart Mobile Voter Registration, Chikwinya PDF Print E-mail
Written by Makusha Mugabe   
Wednesday, 08 May 2013 21:10

Matinenga2Minister of Constitutional Afffairs, Eric Matinenga, in a Catch 22?

While MPs are debating the Constitutional Bill to pave the way for the draft charter and elections, VOA reports that the mobile voter registration exercise has been totally hijacked by Zanu (PF).

Despite the government controlling newspapers and radio, the simple message that confirmations by chiefs is no longer required for registration has failed to reach rural registration official - some would say that it has been deliberately been kept out of the newspapers and radio.

Last Updated on Sunday, 12 May 2013 17:39
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"Ensuring Change Is Everyone's Business" PDF Print E-mail
Written by CZ Correspondent   
Wednesday, 08 May 2013 12:57

crisislogoThe inclusive government's failure to put election observers on the ground by now is a key omission, as the political environment is already deteriorating and the fear is that by the time election observers come, intimidation and election process irregularities will already be so embedded in the system that it will be difficult to detect or retract at that late stage.

And ZANU-PF’s insistence on excluding international observers is also retrogressive, especially considering that the African Union (AU) encourages this prospect, says, Crisis in Zimbabwe coalition in its latest Zimbabwe Transition Barometer, which concludes that citizens, civil society, SADC and the international community at large need to all play their part to save Zimbabwe from a failed transition to democracy.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 May 2013 18:37
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Power Situation: You're Safer With a Generator PDF Print E-mail
Written by CZ Correspondent   
Sunday, 15 July 2012 02:01

MangomaNo new electricity-generation capacity has been created in Zimbabwe since 1984; the region now uses more of its electricity and has less to export to Zimbabwe; generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure has degraded through lack of maintenance, and the reviving economy is now demanding the electricity which had now been absorbed by domestic consumers, further straining the system.

This was the bleak picture painted by Energy Minister, Elton Mangoma, in a report to Parliament, but he quickly focused on his planned solutions. They do not offer much hope in the immediate future for uninterrupted electricity.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 July 2012 00:21
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The Kasukawere Indigenisation Circus PDF Print E-mail
Written by Eddie Cross   
Sunday, 08 July 2012 21:15

On Friday the Ministry responsible for the indigenization exercise launched in 2007 by the then Zanu PF dominated Government, published another set of Regulations that would, if implemented, have effectively nationalized all firms in the country.

Kasukuwere - enforcer of a law that was neither approved by Cabinet, nor approved by the Parliamentary Legal Committee

Last Updated on Thursday, 12 July 2012 00:16
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