Robert Mugabe

Source: news.google.com --- 8 days ago
Brisbane Times Morgan Tsvangirai undecided on run-off with President Robert Mugabe Times Online - 1 hour ago Zimbabwe is to go ahead with a second-round presidential election run-off in the coming weeks, leaving the Opposition scrambling to decide whether to take part or sacrifice the contest to Robert Mugabe. Zimbabwe opposition: Will they join a runoff vote? Christian Science Monitor Zimbabwe to fix presidential run-off date 'soon': officials AFP Voice of America  - CNN  - Reuters India  - BBC News all 1,902 news articles ...

Source: www.rediff.com --- 40 days ago
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Source: news.telegraph.co.uk --- 39 days ago
Robert Mugabe has appeared in public for the first time since Zimbabwe’s bitterly fought weekend election as his party said it was confident of him winning a second round in the presidential contest. ...

Source: news.telegraph.co.uk --- 40 days ago
Robert Mugabe has lost control of Zimbabwe’s parliament in a major blow to his hopes of holding on to power. ...

Source: news.telegraph.co.uk --- 35 days ago
The mass exodus has deprived Morgan Tsvangirai, the opposition leader, of hundreds of thousands of votes ...

Source: news.telegraph.co.uk --- 41 days ago
President Robert Mugabe's aides are exploring a dignified way for him to end his 28-year hold on power in Zimbabwe. ...

Source: news.telegraph.co.uk --- 2 days ago
The leader of Zimbabwe's opposition Morgan Tsvangirai has announced he will contest a second-round run off against President Robert Mugabe in the country's disputed presidential election. ...

Source: news.sky.com --- 11 days ago
A presidential election run-off is to be held in Zimbabwe between Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai - with the decision branded "daylight robbery" by the opposition. ...

Source: www.timesonline.co.uk --- 41 days ago
Robert Mugabe was reported to be preparing to address the nation imminently amid increasing signs he was about to step down from power. ...

Source: news.telegraph.co.uk --- 41 days ago
Advanced talks are believed to be under way between the Zimbabwean government and opposition over whether President Robert Mugabe should resign, as results from the country's elections look increasingly likely to declare an opposition win. ...

Source: expat.telegraph.co.uk --- 35 days ago
Robert Mugabe's regime sought to delay the release of Zimbabwe's election results still further yesterday by demanding a "recount and audit" of the presidential poll. ...

Source: www.dn.se --- 40 days ago
Zimbabwe. Meddelande från valkommissionen på onsdagen. Samtidigt säger oppositionspartiet MDC att dess ledare Morgan Tsvangirai även vunnit presidentvalet. ...

Source: www.mirror.co.uk --- 16 hours ago
Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe has been at the centre of power struggle for over a month amid suggestions of a rigged election. ...

Source: www.mirror.co.uk --- 41 days ago
Zimbabwe leader 'is in talks to relinquish power' ...

Source: www.thepetitionsite.com --- 21 hours ago
It has been well documented by various observers as well as international human rights watch dogs that Mugabe and his Zanu PF militants have decimated his country's economy, is guilty of genocide and continues with daily human rights abuses against Zimbabweans that do not support his party. Neighbouring countries are now home to millions of Zimbabweans that have feld the chaos and in search of employment (80% of Zimbabweans are unemployed with a further 10% labouring under starvation wages. It has been widely reported that the 2003 election was rigged to return Mugabe to power but in 2008, despite intimidation from militants and the barring of international observers, the country's population finally rejected Mugabe in the polls. The official results have never been released and the presidential vote has been tampered with in order to secure a run-off vote. In the meantime, Mugabe's gangs are terrorising those thought to have voted for the oppostition. Already 30 MDC supporters have been murdered yet Thabo Mbeki, South African President and head of the SADC delegation, says there is no crisis in Zimbabwe. The mayem and bloodshed MUST STOP and Mugabe and his war veternas brought to book for the atrocities. In a world where food shortages have become a serious issue, it is also worthwile noting that just 10 years ago, Zimbabwe was the food basket of Southern Africa. Today it's people are dependent on food aid all through the despotic ac ...

Source: www.metro.co.uk --- 40 days ago
Official results have confirmed President Robert Mugabe's party has lost control of the Zimbabwean parliament - bringing an end to years of brutal control in the African nation. ...

Source: blogs.finditt.com --- 1 day ago
It appears likely that the drawn-out presidential election in Zimbabwe will be headed towards a run-off as opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has backed away from his earlier pledge and will now go head-to-head with current president Robert Mugabe. Tsvangirai has expressed frustration with the presidential election, claiming that he had won the post outright yet officials have said the Movement for Democratic Change leader did not secure a majority of the votes, automatically sending the election to a run-off. Zimbabwe headed to the polls March 29 but the results weren’t announced until earlier this month. Tsvangirai has claimed that Mugabe influenced the results and is now planning a course of action that will intimidate opposition support and lead to yet another term in office. Mugabe has held the presidency since Zimbabwe won its independence from British rule in 1980. Despite his pledge to not take part in a run-off Tsvangirai noted that his supporters would have felt “betrayed” had he not ...

Source: en.afrik.com --- 11 days ago
National Union of Workers of Union (NUNW) of Namibia said that 'self proclaimed human rights' activists and the so-called civil society organisations in Namibia had also joined the chorus of those 'hell bent on spreading lies' about Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. ...

Source: www.bnp.org.uk --- 8 days ago
When scores of ballot boxes were recently examined as part of the Zimbabwean elections, it was discovered that seals had been tampered with. So shocking was this discovery that the international media felt compelled to report upon it. The following story, from the Daily Telegraph of April 21st, described the situation as:- “Zimbabwe’s regime has been [...] ...