Robert Mugabe

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Teacher, liberator, oppressor: the enigma of Robert Mugabe

Niluccio — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 14:32:09 +0000

Robert Mugabe lives in a huge, new, Chinese-built mansion in Borrowdale Brooke Road, northern Harare, next to a white-owned farm that was seized, plundered and abandoned some years back.

Armed soldiers patrol the high-walled estate. Occupants of homes overlooking it were evicted when the President moved in.

Except when he leaves by helicopter, a bomb-proof Mercedes whisks Mr Mugabe out of the pagoda-style front gates, flanked by ornamental lions, for the 20-minute drive along one of the few well-maintained roads left in the capital to his office in an old colonial building in Samora Machel Avenue.

Source: Teacher, liberator, oppressor: the enigma of Robert Mugabe

Tsvangirai pulls out of Zimbabwe regional summit - Africa, World - The Independent

damianrafferty — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 14:00:36 +0100

Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai will not attend a regional summit on Zimbabwe's political crisis, a party spokesman said, throwing the mediation process into disarray.

"He is not going. He was denied a passport," Movement for Democratic Change spokesman Nelson Chamisa told Reuters.

The meeting of the heads of state of Angola, Swaziland and Mozambique - who form the security committee of the Southern African Development Community - is aimed at trying to help Zimbabwe's political rivals break a deadlock in negotiations on forming a cabinet.

Source: Tsvangirai pulls out of Zimbabwe regional summit - Africa, World - The Independent

Zimbabwe: 'There's an inherent suspicion of Mugabe. But he must understand that the future is not in the hands of Robert Mugabe' | World news | The Guardian

damianrafferty — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 13:24:33 +0100

Zimbabwe's new prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, yesterday described Robert Mugabe as "giving up" and said that he would seek to govern by sidelining the beleaguered president whose own party is "moving on" without him.

But, in an interview with the Guardian, Tsvangirai acknowledged that a climate of suspicion and mistrust between his own Movement for Democratic Change and Mugabe's Zanu-PF party would test his political skills as prime minister at the head of a coalition government of former opponents - some of whom are responsible for overseeing a vicious campaign of violence against other members of the new administration.

Source: Zimbabwe: 'There's an inherent suspicion of Mugabe. But he must understand that the future is not in the hands of Robert Mugabe' | World news | The Guardian

Martin Jacques: Burma and Zimbabwe witness the last gasps of the supreme global sheriff | Comment is free | The Guardian

DrPot — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 20:15:22 +0100

We are but halfway through 2008 yet it has already born witness to a sizeable shift in global power. The default western mindset remains that the western writ rules. That is hardly surprising; it has been true for so long there has been little reason for anyone to question it, least of all the west. The assumption is that might and right are invariably on its side, that it always knows best and that if necessary it will enforce its political wisdom and moral rectitude on others. There is, however, a hitch: the authority of the self-appointed global sheriff is remorselessly eroding.

Source: Martin Jacques: Burma and Zimbabwe witness the last gasps of the supreme global sheriff | Comment is free | The Guardian

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damianrafferty — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 14:24:20 +0100

Teenage girls raped at Robert Mugabe's torture camps - Times Online

OldGreg — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 17:17:11 +0100

Teenage girls raped at Robert Mugabe's torture camps
A sharp rise in pregnancies shows Zanu-PF’s campaign is reaching new depths of cruelty

Source: Teenage girls raped at Robert Mugabe's torture camps - Times Online