Vol 3 (AAC) No 1 |
- ZIMBABWE
- CHINA
This month Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s government announced an $8 bn...
Vol 50 No 24 |
- COMMONWEALTH
The Commonwealth's dialogue with Harare ground to a halt as Britain's denunciations of President Robert Mugabe grew shriller but lacked any coherent strategy to put real pressure on the regime...
Mnangagwa has long been regarded as the leading contender for the succession but whenever his ambitions became too blatant President Robert Mugabe firmly knocked him back and neutralised his supporters...
Available resources may bring lobster caviar and other small fish to the high table but finding the breadbaskets beds and transport for the hoped-for 10 000 delegates may prove beyond the powers of even Robert Mugabe the miracle worker...
Some governments which hope quiet diplomacy will moderate President Robert Mugabe including Namibia and South Africa say that Marange stones are not conflict diamonds since they do not finance rebels...
All these are issues which President Robert Mugabe insists should not be on the troika's agenda which makes this verdict a minor triumph for the MDC...
For once Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and the Movement for Democratic Change appear to have scored a palpable hit against President Robert Mugabe and his allies...
Several Politburo members have failed to block the move which is seen as a victory for Defence Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa in his quest to succeed President Robert Mugabe...
This would be critical if Robert Mugabe doesn't finish his term and Parliament has to choose his successor...
Most provincial congresses would vote for no change with President Robert Mugabe as First Secretary Msika as Senior Second Secretary Joice Mujuru as Junior Second Secretary and John Nkomo as Chairman...