Magistrates are refusing to hear bail applications: Mtetwa

Magistrates are refusing to hear bail applications: Mtetwa

Magistrates are refusing to hear bail applications: Mtetwa

Zim police distance themselves from civilian deaths

Zim police distance themselves from civilian deaths

HARARE – The Zimbabwean army and police have distanced themselves from the deaths of civilians during recent protests.

Zanu PF goes mad – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary

Zanu PF goes mad – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary

‘Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad’, goes the old adage. It seems to be coming true in our new ‘reformed’ Zimbabwe so warmly welcomed last year by the UK government. The UK is not smiling now as reports come in of brutal repression of widespread discontent.

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‘Care must be taken to protect rights and well-being of Zimbabwe’s citizens’

‘Care must be taken to protect rights and well-being of Zimbabwe’s citizens’

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Magistrates are refusing to hear bail applications: Mtetwa

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