This is despite a cabinet meeting in Downing Street last month when Prime Minister Tony Blair overruled Foreign Secretary Robin Cook's arguments for continuing to block arms export licences in particular spare parts for the Hawk jets which British Aerospace (BAe) sold President Robert Mugabe's government a decade ago...
Vol 41 No 4 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
Presidents Robert Mugabe (and his 11 000 or so Zimbabwean troops) José Eduardo dos Santos (and some 5 000 Angolan troops) and Sam Nujoma (around 2 500 Namibian troops) have been the backbone of the war against the rebels supported by Rwanda and Uganda...
Last month President Sam Nujoma backed Luanda's onslaught on 'UNITA bandits' straight after a summit at State House Windhoek with Angolan Defence Minister Kundi Paihama Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and Congo-Kinshasa's President Laurent-Désiré Kabila...
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has another six months as chairman of SADC's security organ (through which he negotiated the endorsement of Zimbabwe's Angola's and Namibia's intervention in Congo-K)...
Then on 4 January President Robert Mugabe loath to give power to a prime minister announced the elections would be held in March - whatever the state of the reforms...
Vol 40 No 23 |
- COMMONWEALTH
McKinnon shows little desire to confront such veteran bruisers as Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe and Kenya's Daniel arap Moi...
Mazimhaka recently led a delegation to Harare urging President Robert Mugabe to restrain Kabila...
Vol 40 No 22 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
Perhaps the most promising signs are the discreet contacts between Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe (the leading backer of the forces supporting Congo-Kinshasa President Laurent-Désiré Kabila) and Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni (the leading backer of the rebel forces)...
As the bill rises the failure of President Robert Mugabe's government to budget accurately for its intervention has caused a new rift with the World Bank and International Monetary Fund...
The MDC's powerful lawyers include Tendai Biti who successfully challenged the Law and Order (Maintenance) Act on behalf of the ZCTU and is a member of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Lawyers' Association; David Coltart from Bulawayo once singled out by President Robert Mugabe as among the 'rabble-rousers' who must decide whether to remain in Zimbabwe or not...