The MDC UK rebel camp is in disarray, its leader Stanford Biti, accused of "borrowing" fundrising money with the help of camp member, South Beds Luton vice-chair Suzette Kwenda, while their erstwhile public relations man, Peter Nyoni, seems to have turned against the group.

Both Biti and Kwenda led a dirty campaign against the MDC UK executive led by Jonathan Chawora, leading to its suspension which has left the province with little activity going on in most branches.

The independent media in Zimbabwe, enjoying a newly found freedom, has exposed a serious flaw in the Zanu (PF)-inspired land reform, flaws which can potentially create chaos and lawlessness. General  Tapfumaneyi Mujuru

Rapaport of the Rapaport Group

Rapaport, the Chairman of the Rapaport Group – a leading diamond company - has begun a 3-day fast outside the Kimberley Process (KP) Meetings in Tel Aviv, drinking only water until the close of the KP meetings on Wednesday.

The UK diaspora community will have an opportunity to input into the ongoing constitution-making process through an initiative by the Zimbabwe Constitution Consultation Coalition (ZIMCC) made up of 17 UK-based Zimbabwean organisations.

The project manager Qobo Mayisa, told changezimbabwe.com that reports that the Constitutional Parliamentary Committee (Copac) is having financial difficulties were true, but it did not mean that the diaspora cannot participate in the constitution-making.