WE ARE BACK! To all our readers and well-wishers, we greatly apologize for the long and many days of silence on this Website –– this has been caused by inadequate funding for the continuous and steady sustenance of our work. We greet you all today and wish you a happy and prosperous year 2005 with many more years to follow. WE ARE BACK!!    

 

 

  • Zimbabwe in Meltdown – a special United Kingdom panel discusses the situation of Zimbabwe
    With Zimbabwe spiralling out of control, can Mugabe be ousted, who can rebuild a shattered nation and why are Zimbabwe's neighbours doing so little?
    With Wilf Mbanga (The Zimbabwean), Gugulethu Moyo (International Bar Association), Bill Saidi (Zimbabwean journalist, via phone link) and Daniel Howden (The Independent). Moderated by Allan Little.

 

 

  • Arnold Tsunga, Zimbabwean human rights activst and lawyer speaks on the situation and his experiences.
    Arnold Tsunga is a leading Human Rights defender in Zimbabwe. He has repeatedly denounced the undemocratic system of justice. He has been threatened, detained, and is constantly harassed.
    Human rights defenders like Mr. Tsunga have become lonely voices of dissent in Zimbabwe as independent media outlets have been closed down and opposition political parties are being stifled. The government of Zimbabwe restricts operations of human rights organisations through legislation such as the Public Order and Security Act and Private Voluntary Organisations Act.

 

 

  • The heroes of today’s Zimbabwe as they try to rebuild within the ruins…
    Joel and Julianne Percy's Zimbabwe Report – reporting from Mtshabezi

 

 

  • Cemeteries in Zimbabwe Reflect Gravity of Crisis – David Coltart interviewed in Bulawayo

 

 

  • NAP: Ndebele Art Project // www.napafrica.org
    This 8min 57sec video clip is an art of work. It is the kind of development that Zimbabwe should be looking toward. Cultural and traditional development. The kind of development that inconveniences the likes of Robert Mugabe and his Zanu P.F criminal gang.

 

 

  • Pius Ncube And Others Give Evidence And Tales Of Mugabe’s Brutality
    Watch this 5 min 52sec video of Zimbabwe from 1980 to present day. Archbishop Pius Ncube explains
    the crisis in Zimbabwe.

 

 

  • Mugabe Orders The Beatings Of Opposition
    Watch this 1min 30 sec clip of tortured Morgan Tsvangirai. Events of March 2007.

 

 

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