Vol 40 No 18 |
- RWANDA
- UGANDA
The rift is widening as Museveni keeps his lines open to Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe who is detested by Rwanda which accuses his army of helping to train ex-Interahamwé fighters and other génocidaires for service in the Congolese army...
In narrow political terms though it ignores reality including next year's parliamentary elections and the rock-bottom unpopularity of President Robert Mugabe's government (AC Vol 40 No 14)...
Photographs in the conference centre showed some liberation stars who passed through Algiers in the 1960s and 1970s for military training: Nelson Mandela (pictured with Lieutenant now General Mohamed Lamari) Amilcar Cabral Agostinho Neto Sam Nujoma Robert Mugabe...
Vol 40 No 14 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
Zimbabwe too is determined to fight and President Robert Mugabe is Kabila's mainstay...
He might have become the country's first president when the long struggle against white minority rule ended in 1980 but he was outmanoeuvred by the younger and smarter Robert Gabriel Mugabe...
The 30 foot-high video screen at the other end of the parade ground pictured him smiling broadly with arms around Presidents Robert Mugabe and Yoweri Museveni...
President Robert Mugabe may not after all be heading for a speedy retirement although he was 75 in February and has held power since April 1980...
Rautenbach has close personal ties with Zimbabwe's Justice Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa who also manages the business holdings of the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union and has been the main strategist along with President Robert Mugabe of Harare's intervention to shore up Laurent Kabila's government...
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is irritated because his country hosted the first regional peacekeeping exercise Blue Hungwe in 1997 with 1 500 troops; Blue Crane is far larger with 8 000...
Vol 40 No 5 |
- CONGO-KINSHASA
Looking for a way out of the Congo war Presidents Robert Mugabe Sam Nujoma and José Eduardo dos Santos emerged grim-faced from their Kinshasa summit with President Laurent- Désiré Kabila on 1 March (AC Vol 40 No 2)...