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The ZIMBABWE Situation

October 2002 ARCHIVE

NEWS and Other Articles

Posted 31/10/2002
- Red herrings and Robert Mugabe
- Africa's ugly sisters leave trail of death
- A bloody revolution, like in France in 1789, is inevitable
- Two Top Members of Zimbabwe's Commercial Farmers Union Resign
- Cloete, Hasluck quit CFU
- Zimbabwe dollar plunges on black market
- Border Timbers blames State for plantation fires
- CIO man beaten up at Jongwe's funeral
- Militia destroys Daily News copies in Gweru
- Catholic bishop answers critics
- Chinese and Zimbabwean defense ministers hold talks
- Zimbabwe Ban Extended
- CRS Food Relief Reaches Sick And Malnourished In Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe has lost some of its sheen but not its appeal
- Ex-Liberators Need to Be Freed From All-Consuming Bitterness
- Masvingo MDC official brutally assaulted
- Impounded maize could have bought votes: MDC
- Government insensitivity fuelling the brain drain
- CIOs Mwale bars media tour of gutted plantations
- State to evict settlers from timber estates
- Zambia bans GM food aid
Posted 30/10/2002
- Another funeral, more to come
- Stevens' murder suspects apply to court for discharge
- War vets pave way for Moyo on farm
- Fate of arrested foreigners unclear
- Settlers charged with arson
- MDC election agents purged
- Zimbabwe opposition blames govt for MP's death
- Wildlife under threat, says Nhema
- Cattle rustling reaches alarming levels in Chiredzi
- Time for another country-wide aerial flip, Made!
- State paranoia against press dangerous
- Protesters in Johannesburg say Mugabe must go
- More teachers suspended for striking
- Chigwedere to fire teachers procedurally
- Funeral costs go up
- Project aims to fill seed gap
- Farmers warn of Zim-style crisis
- Namibia's whites face farm seizures
- CIO monitors Insiza election
- Presidential Elephant Research & Conservation Project - Anti-Snare Funding Required
- Zimbabwean Journalist Receives Press Award
- Zimbabwe says white farmers can't take equipment
Second batch Posted 29/10/2002
- ANOTHER CASUALTY OF ZIMBABWES’ LAND CRISIS
- Concerted Effort for the National Survival and Utilisation of Resources and Environment
- Save Valley Conservancy - Crime Statistics
- DIARY OF POACHING ACTIVITIES ON A RANCH IN ZIMBABWE
- Yes, we have no prisoners
- Ziana Retrenches 80 Workers
- Border-Jumper Wounded By South African Soldier
- JAG SITREP 27th OCTOBER 2002
- 'No chance of recovery with Mugabe'
- Zim opposition's offices attacked
- New Congo-Rwanda talks planned in South Africa
- S.African Farmers Warn of Zimbabwe-Style Crisis
- Mugabe wins key by-election
- For the government, Insiza was no ordinary by-election
- By-election marred by allegations of foul play
- Zesa lumbers consumers with massive tariff increase
- Traders cash in on shortage of paraffin
- State media not meant to churn out propaganda: Shamuyarira
- Zanu PF card a must for maize-meal seekers
- Playing the victim will destroy the MDC (newspaper cutting).
- Zambia: Zimbabwe Farmers in Jeopardy
- Zimbabwe says white farmers can't take equipment
- Zambia accuses Zimbabwe of blocking white farmers wishing to emigrate
- Visas Hampering Trade, Movement
First batch Posted 29/10/2002
- 'Occupied' Zim farms lie... unoccupied
- Zimbabwe's agony as Mugabe avoids crunch
- Zimbabwe bishop stays silent on harassment of priest
- Poverty Greatest Challenge
- Private Sector's Help Vital - Minister
- Aids Worker Hits At Political Meddling
- Plantation devastation an extension of land chaos
- Poorest Pay 10% More for Food
- Seizing the land nettle
- Insiza yearns for peace
- Jongwe's mother speaks out
- Mourners Flee As Police Storm Jongwe's Home
- Councillors Reject Water Rationing Bid
- Catholic-sourced maize lies idle
- A2 plots: No confirmation letters received
- Mbeki under pressure
- Muzenda collapses
- Beginning of the end for Zanu PF
- MDC headman kicked out
- Obasanjo's political foes lack new visions
- This Mugabe fellow has to go
- Tired of paying for sins of our forefathers
Posted 28/10/2002
- No place for refugees fleeing African tyrants
- World can't cope with famine says UN
- UK sports agent accused of selling military gear to African despot
- Diamonds to finance Namibia land-grab?
- Oryx: The carat and the UN's stick
- Zimbabwe hero snubs Mugabe from grave
- War of words over MP's death in Harare prison
- African Wild Dog
Posted 27/10/2002
- Zimbabwe opposition protests as voting starts
- The tribal catastrophe that awaits Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe: blueprint for a massacre?
- Tycoon jailed for 10 years over business rival's death
- Mugabe plans to seize rest of tycoon's lands
- WILDLIFE conservation in Zimbabwe
- Presidential Elephants of Zimbabwe
- "Wooden flowers"
2nd batch Posted 26/10/2002
- No to tyranny
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Friday 25 October 2002
- Zimbabwe vote tests opposition grip on stronghold
- MDC candidate flees Insiza
- Report slams resettlement in wildlife conservancies
- Zim holding up park project
- WFP battles to expand relief activities
- JAG Open Letter Forum
- Police, MDC youths clash at Jongwe's home
- Pathologists’ reports awaited
- Opportunity for South Africa to do the right thing
- Mbeki plots Mugabe exit
- Fingaz report on President's ouster 'criminal'
- Life under Mugabe's 'Al Qaeda' regime
- Forex Rates
- Zimbabwe dollar to hit 1 500 against US unit
- Zim dollar dives on black market
- Tobacco sales to drop by seven mln kgs
- Political change must parallel fiscal reforms
- Murerwa faces tough juggling act
- IMF freeze numbs Zimbabwe economy
- ZANU PF militants threaten Binga council chief with death
- Mugabe 'trial' begins today
- Nervous Banks to Fund White Farmers
- Displaced farmers owe NSSA $387.6m
- Mugabe's man and Red Cross money
- Sekeramayi dismisses plunder report
- Congo Urges U.N. to Help End Plunder
- Harare Becomes DRC 'Blood Diamonds' Centre
- Zim's love/hate relationship with IMF
1st batch Posted 26/10/2002
- Inflation forecast to reach 522%
- Fingaz takeover deal murky
- CIO blocks media tour
- NGOs inconvenient to totalitarian project
- Aid agencies urged to seek supplies locally
- Passports now take 10 months
- Ari Ben-Menashe link scuttles casino project
- Trial of Men Accused in White Zimbabwean Farmer's Murder Begins
- The nation switches off 'gang of three'
- Zimbabwean arrested in 419 scam
- Kinshasa allies announce final pull-out of forces
- Will the troops shoot to kill eight months after? (Part 1)
- A new mindset for a new Africa
- El Nino dryness threatens SA crop
Posted 25/10/2002
- Mugabe men 'shot white farmer and drank his blood'
- Zimbabwe Newspaper Editor Charged
- Elephant rescue
- Zimbabwe speeding toward catastrophic famine
- Jongwe's Death Sparks Debate
- Group Seeks Intervention on Zim Situation
- Zanu-PF intensifies campaign for Insiza
- U.N. Warns of Danger of Ethnic Massacres in Congo
- Mugabe heads for Congo to discuss troop pullout
- UNHCR facing shortfall of US $80 million
- Zimbabwe power firm to privatise operations
- Zimbabwe tobacco crop 'to halve'
- EU talks moved so Zimbabwe can attend
- UK to probe UN report on plunder of Congo
Posted 24/10/2002
- Zimbabwe on verge of new holocaust
- Economic slide continues
- Magistrate orders Majongwe's release from police custody
- Charity to become a crime
- Police probe Hurungwe DA
- Welcome to Insiza - the election that will never be
- Rampant cronyism derailed Zimbabwe land reform: envoy
- MDC in moves to end leadership squabbles
- Council to meet on water rationing
- Jocelyn Chiwenga makes $7,5bn from seized farm
- Virgins, Potions, and AIDS in Zimbabwe
- United Nations
- Farm attacks in SA surge
- Elephant poaching 'rife in Central Africa'
- War Vets' Monthly Pensions Increased
- Poor Prospects for Tobacco Production
- DRC: Negative reactions from those named in UN Panel report
- Retired' Diamond Dealer Shefer Denies Diamond Plunder
- Zim Experience Offers Vital Lessons
- Open Letter Forum No 7 - 23 October 2002
- JAG JOB OPPORTUNITIES
- Teachers vow to continue strike
Posted 23/10/2002
- Half of seized land unoccupied
- ZIMBABWE: MDC official dies in custody
- Inquiry urged after Zimbabwe MP is found dead in cell
- MDC holds Zimbabwe govt responsible for MP's death
- Not the Land of Milk And Honey
- Carrington Backs Zimbabwe Farmers
- U.S. fears too late to halt Zimbabwe famine
- DRC: Focus on UN Panel report on the plunder of the Congo
- Foreign Armies Seek Control of Congo's Wealth
- Multinationals in scramble for Congo's wealth
- Diamond deaths in DR Congo
- States Set Up Cartels to Plunder Congo UN
- Mining Giants Puzzled By UN Allegations
- Africa fury at U.N. looting report
- Sanctions urged for Congo plunderers
- Key figures on UN list
- Students riot over fired staff
- Harare acts against Judith Todd
- Council slated over Zimbabwe couple
- SA would never invade Zimbabwe - Pahad
- Teachers vow to continue striking
- World Bank will not offer support to Zimbabwe
- Half of confiscated land in Zimbabwe lies fallow
- INSIZA BY-ELECTION Appeal
- Appeal on behalf of homeless victims
- Peaceful demonstration vs barbaric torture
Posted 22/10/2002
- Sainsbury's supplied by Mugabe aide
- Zanu PF after a one-party state
- Zim: Hunger breeds discontent
- U.N. Panel to Set Restrictions
- UN: governments unite with criminals in Congo plunder
- UN report alleges violations of Zimbabwe sanctions
- Zim: Africa versus West
- Mugabe exploiting rift over Zimbabwe, says pressure group
- Cracking whip of fear loud on Majongwe
- UK body plans award for Meryl Harrison
- Yes, Dongo was right about Mugabe's wives
- Suspend import rules, urge Harare residents
- Court to take custody of election materials
- Teachers ordered to support Zanu PF or else
- MDC councillor, 21 activists face POSA charges
- Mob disrupts council function
- Journalists to register
- Focus on problems with agrarian reform
- Farmers still having problems getting seed
- Conflict of interest
- Appeal to President Mbeki on African Day
- Why stop with Iraq?
- Zimbabwe union official freed
- Zimbabwe's Opposition Claims Harassment Ahead of Election
- Dead statesman's rights in focus
- Water supplies being cut off
Posted 21/10/2002
- Minus two hours
- I will not be silenced-Ncube
- ZNA troops arrested in Mozambique
- Zimta's Nkala under fire
- Teachers not fired-PTUZ
- Government indifferent to teachers' plight
- Compromise or remain behind?
- Hypocrisy the order of the day
- MDC activist dies
- MDC man abducted, daughter raped by militia
- 'Sadc must map out Mugabe's exit'
- Mugabe land grab leaves horses to starve
- Where are you Coltrane, Viola?
- Milk costing more than petrol
- Cable thefts scupper TelOne expansion
- Poachers slaughter presidential elephants for meat
- Plans to Declare Todd National Hero Shot Down
- Heroes and judges ; Services for Todd
- Hunger relief efforts suspended in Zimbabwe town
- No hugs in public Mum
2nd batch Posted 19/10/2002
- Zimbabwe's forgotten struggle
- 250 000 farm workers jobless after land grab
- Identifying the economic saboteurs
- Reign of terror in Mbare
- MDC war veterans' pensions stopped
- Majongwe disappears
- Zanu PF moves to abolish executive mayorship after poll losses
- Beitbridge saga exposes State's skewed priorities
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Friday 18 October 2002
- S.Africa Official: No Zimbabwe-Style Land Grab Here
- Focus On Farm Attacks
- SA's Land Reform Policies Could Avert a Replay of Zimbabwe
- A 'solution' for Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe's economy resilient
- To accredit or not?
- Moyo backs down
- After neo-liberalism, what next?
- Zim to miss crucial Nepad meeting
- Botswana demands payment for fuel
- Cuban doctor probed
- Asylum seeker's death fears
- Who funds pro-government papers?
- Pollyanna, pique, and pantyhose
1st batch Posted 19/10/2002
- Zimbabwe farmers continue to fight for their land
- Woman Continues To Stand Firm Against Zimbabwe Eviction Order
- Time the CFU woke up to the national mood
- Canvassing support for JAG
- Another blow to Mugabe in Luanda
- Visitors allege harassment in Zim
- Africa meeting switched so Mugabe can attend
- Governors on payroll despite expiry of tenure
- Govt accounts in shambles
- Govt 'criminalising democrats'
- Chinamasa accused of protecting Mnangagwa over damning report
- Suspend listing of conservancies, says committee
- WFP suspends relief effort in Zimbabwean town after political interference
- WFP concerned about mounting food needs
- Unified action needed to resolve crisis
- International division plays into Mugabe’s hands
- Reckoning with Zimbabwe's painful past
2nd batch Posted 18/10/2002
- Zimbabwe a victim to racial reparations
- Farmers - Do not give in to this madness
- 'Stand up for your rights' is not a cliche
- Mbeki: 'We must act on the Zimbabwe crisis'
- Hopes brighten for new strategy on Zimbabwe
- Mbeki slams SA whites over Zim
- Extract from a piece about Mbeki from Natal Witness
- White farmers giving up in Zimbabwe
- Focus On Rising Dissent As Cost of Living Soars
- Expats nothing but a drain on meagre resources - MPs
- War veterans accused of arson attack in Sanyati
- MDC resolves to reject election results for Bubi-Umguza area
- Victim of Zanu PF shooting arrested
- US delegates cost taxpayers $11m
- Shortage of milk looming
- Students bid to break Mugabe's university link
- Thousands left homeless as Beitbridge cleans up town for solar eclipse
- Mugabe tells farmers: Fight UK
- Anglican Church in Harare now an object of ridicule
- MDC MPs urge police to arrest Herald staff for fabricating story
- British envoy told to 'stop meddling' in Zimbabwe
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 6 - 17 October 2002
1st batch Posted 18/10/2002
- My ordeal with the dragons at customs
- Crocodiles feast on DRC war
- Mbeki in two-pronged thrust to end Zim crisis
- Mugabe stops charities' famine work
- African divisions disrupt relief effort
- Zim heads into summer of discontent
- Only 600 farmers left after upheavals
- Vehicle prices jump 174 percent
- ZANU PF panics over failure to secure adequate food aid
- Mudede ordered to move ballot papers to Harare
- ZANU PF official named in MDC man's shooting
- Should the MDC continue to contest elections?
- Delusional tactics are self-defeating
- Zim beef exports to Libya in limbo
- Police barred from evicting CFU members from farms
- Mat water pipeline in limbo as Malaysians return home
- Jokonya for top CIO job?
- 3 women journalists honored for courage
- JAG SITREP Wed 16 October 2002 + OPEN LETTER FORUM
- Prices in Zim
2nd batch Posted 17/10/2002
- JAG SITREP 15 October 2002
- Two die of starvation
- Thousands queue for maize-meal
- Cleric traces root of Mugabe, Blair conflict
- Free trip to Zimbabwe finds few takers among New York councillors
- Zimbabwean president meets US delegation on land issue
- Shooting in Insiza
- There must be more maize-meal in London
- When the rains come, I won't want an umbrella
- Animals : The Silent Victims
- JAG OPEN LETTER FORUM
1st batch Posted 17/10/2002
- Zimbabwe union protests on the rise
- Hunger reduction slows to 'dismal' level
- Land resettlement to hit Zimbabwe tobacco exports
- Teaching them a lesson: A report on the attack on Zimbabwean teachers
- Massive Support Needed to Prop Up New Farmers
- Zim inflation rate now 139%
- Donors slow on southern Africa food crisis
- Beira Port Under Pressure
- Agricultural Recovery Needed to Alleviate Suffering
- British envoy told to 'stop meddling' in Zimbabwe
- Church Goes Into Business
- Zimbabwe union protests on the rise
- Appeal - Drought Relief, Zimbabwe
- BP-Mozambique Denies Media Report
- Censure for MPs sowing
- DDF accounts in shambles, says Harid
- Teachers' dismissal condemned
- Zim teachers lose jobs after wildcat strike
- Squatters Invade Some of Harare's Low-Density Areas
- Fuel Shortages Drag Down Zimbabwe Dollar
- CFU division widens
2nd batch Posted 16/10/2002
- Zanu PF unsettled about life after Mugabe
- Auret story false: Ncube
- "Don't let the world forget us".
- MDC is for open debate and consensus
- The reality behind the satire
- The country belongs to all of us
- Price controls to be widened
- We are ‘the wretched of the earth’
- Brotherhood of the miserable
1st batch Posted 16/10/2002
- Mugabe's 'heir' linked to blood diamond trade
- Zimbabwe govt fires 627 teachers
- Zanu PF MPs stun Mugabe
- Militia causes havoc at college
- Land grabbing governors disappoint Mugabe
- US hikes visa fees
- Air Zim hikes fares
- Kamativi ward winner on the run
- Muzenda rises above party politics
- Humans and animals vie for winter crop
- Farm Invasions And Security Report - Friday 11 October 2002
- Evicted farm workers sleeping in the open
- War vet says politicians should not use youths to attack media
- MDC, be part of people's struggles
- Tobacco earnings tumble
- Crisis in Zim tobacco industry
- Fuel for Zimbabwe Stuck At Beira Port
- Food crisis set to continue next year, warns Sadc unit
- Wedza man charged with malicious injury to property
- Tsvangirai promises stern action on errant MDC leaders in Manicaland
- Five injured as armed soldiers raid beerhall
Posted 15/10/2002
- Mhangura mine, Forestry properties listed for acquisition
- US Delegation Arrives On Fact-Finding Mission
- Zimbabwe casts cloud over South Africa
- Zanu PF accused of tribalism
- Patriotism not synonymous with supporting Zanu PF
- Zanu PF does not have a monopoly on history
- Zanu PF youths drag MDC official from funeral podium
- War veterans dismiss school head
- Onslaught against paper spreads
- WFP Funding Shortfall
- Todd dies
- Obituary
- Hitler, the Arab Playboy and the Son of God (II)
- Mbeki 'committed to solving Zim's problems'
- When will Zimbabwean economy's fall arrive?
- Mugabe threatens to 'regulate' meddling Catholic Justice Commission
- Zimbabwe shrugs off Australia's Mugabe sanctions
- 'ExZim Co-op' launched
Posted 14/10/2002
- Disaster in Zimbabwe: the facts
- Bungles fuel food crisis
- Principles The Defence of Fundamental Principles
- Farming in Zimbabwe on its last legs
- 'We will not overthrow Mugabe'
- SA should not to change its stance on Zimbabwe
- Mbeki won't be 'dragooned'
- Zimbabwe shrugs off Australia's Mugabe sanctions
- Mugabe threatens to 'regulate' meddling Catholic Justice Commission
- Hitler, the Arab Playboy and the Son of God
- Garfield Todd dead at 93
Posted 13/10/2002
- Tell that to the children
- Zimbabwe faces Aussie action
- JAG LEGAL COMMUNIQUE - 11th October
- When a President Becomes an Outcast
- UN urged to investigate state torture
- Botswana to Probe Alleged Rights Abuses
- Batswana complain of mistreatment in Zim
- Namibian farmers wearily eye land seizures in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe: Anyone in America Give a Damn?
- Zim plans new curbs on media
- Mugabe warns against meddling
- Van Hoogstraten faces £1m fine a month for hiding assets
- "Two little boys "
- Dlamini-Zuma criticises SA media for trashing Zim
- S. Africa Pledges Zimbabwe Aid, U.S. Warns of Disaster
- POLITICAL VIOLENCE REPORT: SEPTEMBER 2002
Posted 12/10/2002
- JAG OPEN LETTER FORUM
- No end to political violence
- Defeated Zanu PF threatens to starve MDC supporters
- Mnangagwa linked to money- laundering
- Zanu PF bars food aid to starving Binga folk
- U.S. official warns of potential 'major famine' in Zimbabwe
- Disease outbreak feared
- Cholera Breaks Out in Zim
- Head of TI Zimbabwe attacks business leaders
- Zimbabwe faces famine
- Mugabe stumbling block for EU-Africa Summit
- Harare talks to test quiet diplomacy's credibility
- President Appoints 11 Envoys to Diplomatic Missions
- Exposing the hidden agenda of inflation
- Threats, force cannot subdue a just cause
- Zimbabwe union leader released
- S.Africa pleges Zimbabwe help, US warns of disaster
- AgriSA slams Mbeki
- " The Truth Hurts" (letter)
- Extract from Hansard - House of Lords Debate 8/10/02
- Man wins the right to fight law on citizenship
Posted 11/10/2002
- Land reform: an audit of death, rape, destruction
- Mugabe in total onslaught on democracy - Tsvangirai
- After the huffing and puffing Mugabe is alone
- Incarceration of Sam Cawood in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe union leader 'tortured'
- Zimbabwe teachers' leader arrested over strike
- Britain to pile pressure on Zim
- Whites barred from racism conference
- UK mulls visas for Zimbabweans
- NGOs ordered to register under controversial Act
- Former Zanu PF allies adopt targeted sanctions
- Moyo failed to convince even the Herald
- Zimbabwe's exodus
- Two killed in robbery
- Abuja pact alive but critically ill
- Mugabe begins to feel diplomatic squeeze
- Food imports running out
- UN Wins Promise of Wheat for Poor
- Former Zanu PF allies adopt targeted sanctions
- Farmers bay for CFU boss's blood
- Showdown looms over Nepad
- Dlamini Zuma visits Zimbabwe
- UNDP not assisting Zim's land reform
- EU Has No Right to Demand SADC's Isolation of Zimbabwe, Says Sata
- Govt evicts Mauritian farmers
- 60 cane farmers evicted
- MDC supporters arrested as police seek to disrupt Chitungwiza rally
Second batch Posted 10/10/2002
- JAG SITREP 09 October 2002
- Political unstability worsens plight of Africa-WHO
- WHO host Mugabe puts food crisis on table
- Zanu Ndonga won't recognise poll result
- Zimbabwe Evicts All White Sugar Cane Farmers
- 'Sham' local elections condemned
- Challenge to Mugabe's citizenship laws
- Zimbabwean Minister Sounds Alarm On Manufacturing Sector
- Local Farmers Come First, Zambian Union Warns
- Gezi youths seize Daily News copies
- Kunonga's bid to bar parishioners fails
- Teachers go on strike
- Africa's shady politicians are at root of continent's destitution
- Needed urgently: anti-Chibhoyi Chimurenga
- Business must also contribute
- Tories back Blair on Iraq
- Zimbabwe is likely to be on agenda of Mbeki council
- The Lords must reform the asylum bill
- Paying for mismanagement
- Rautenbach associate faces fraud charges
- Zimbabwe land policy is lethal for pets
First batch Posted 10/10/2002
- SPCA Update
- JAG SITREP 09 October 2002
- Illegal settlers back on farm
- Fears grow over 2003 farm output
- Contemplating Africa
- National Agenda
- What Mugabe does, Nujoma can do better
- Stamp out the rot
- Drought threatens Zim's cattle herd
- 90% of Mat farmers kicked off land
- Harare, Munich ties threatened
- Winning MDC candidates forced to flee their homes
- Divisions in MDC over Tsvangirai vying for MP
- Hunger, shortages fuel anti-Mugabe tide
- Demands for land title deeds illegal: lawyer
- Teachers' strike leaders nabbed
- Apartheid now has an African face: Brutus
- How Zim forfeits its competitive advantages
- Economic Policies Under Fire
- JAG OPEN LETTER FORUM
Posted 9/10/2002
- Angry Mugabe flies out after Sadc snub
- Opposition seeks UN investigation of rights abuses
- MDC calls for UN intervention in Zimbabwe
- Sadc commended for seeing light at last
- NCA urges Zimbabweans
- Beef industry collapsing
- Police accused of harassing farmers in Matabeleland
- Masvingo farmer statement
- White-farm land-grab set for Namibia
- War veterans now see the light
- Some NGO Food Distributors to Halt Operations in Zimbabwe
- Corruption And Public Confidence in SADC Region
- Mugabe's Rantings: a Self Indictment
- Resettled Farmers Causing Accidents
- Venezuela and Zimbabwe: Democracy on the brink
- U.S. National Security Document Cites Importance of Africa
- New farmers have potential to expand export base in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe faces exclusion from EU-SADC summit
- Zimbabwe's white farmers drop interest for Tanzania
- Protest vigil - London
- Think beyond elections in Mugabe's Zimbabwe
Posted 8/10/2002
- Zimbabwe's Writers Explore Despair and Violence Under Black Rule
- Poverty drives urbanites to Chishawasha squatter camp
- Police ransack Bennet's home
- Pay promise to teachers panicky reaction - MDC
- South African boys' school send food to children in Matabeleland
- Keep the government out of all levy funds
- Zanu PF oddly doing the imperialists' job for them
- Zimbabwe may be headed for worse famine
- Bound by the very chains of our freedom
- South Africa offers to mill GM food for stricken region
- All Africa News Agency - BULLETIN No. 39/02 (c)
- Zim tanks running on empty
- Makoni school heads may not talk about starvation
- Anti-Racism Meeting Targets Europe for Compensation
- Cops bust China-bound perlemoen load
- Farm Evictions set to hit the Lowveld
- Animals, wildlife among casualties of political of chaos in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe fuel shortages worsen
- Zimbabwe opposition urges UN crisis intervention
Posted 7/10/2002
- Libya cuts off Zimbabwe's fuel
- Hitler, the Arab Playboy and the Son of God
- CFU Sitrep 04.10.02
- JAG SITREP 6th October 2002
- Matabeleland evictions continue
- Zimbabwe's fuel pumps run dry again
- Twenty-two injured as Zimbabwe train hits elephant
- SADC stance on Zim baffles DA
- Zimbabwe's seizure of white farmland hurts black workers, too
- Electric torture in a Mugabe cell
Posted 6/10/2002
- Land of Fear, Rape, and Hunger
- Mugabe's 'Speeches' Beside the Point
- MOZAMBIQUE: Focus on a decade of peace
- Epiphany under the sun
- Global Fund fights AIDS with tied hands
- No govt knows of Ryan and his R800m project
- Kunonga's critic gets death threat
- Drama as Sheriff attaches ZBC news crew's vehicle
- Todd suffers stroke
- Losing MDC candidate vows to continue her fight for political change
- Nhema pleads lack of resources to curb rampant poaching
- MDC attacks EU laxity on sanctions
- Zanu PF youths accused of arson
- Farm inputs business low after evictions
- Police accused of complicity in rape
- Polling agents abducted
- Public blasts government over fuel crisis
- Inflation threatens publishing industry
- Providing food for mourners now nightmare for most urban families
- Greed and political survival driving so-called land reform
- Zimbabweans of all colours leaving the country must examine their consciences
- Dissident Christians face arrest in Zimbabwe
- Matabeleland evictions continue
- Another great terrain robbery
- BAT pulls plug on Williams award
Posted 5/10/2002
- JAG SITREP 3rd October 2002-10-03
- More Zim brutality
- No Rubicons for Mbeki
- Southern African leaders shut Mugabe out of senior regional role
- Namibia says it may expropriate white farms
- SADC leaders rally round Mugabe
- White MP vows to fight Mugabe
- Investment in farmer relocation questioned
- Media Monitoring Project Zimbabwe
- MPs walk out of Parliament
- Land allocation corrupt, say war vets
- MP remanded for Manjengwa murder
- Two inmates die in overcrowded prison
- Fuel still in short supply
- State land grab officers not paid for six months
- Farm invaders defy court order
- Police accused of not arresting wanted senior Zanu PF official
- Chamisa slams ANC youth league for backing Mugabe
- $96 million looted from Aids levy
- Once elected, does government cease to be accountable?
- Mutasa wants $36m limo as Zimpapers makes $48m loss
- Zimbabwe police evict more white farmers
- From The Danish Presidency of the European Union, 3 October
Second Batch Posted 4/10/2002
- Zimbabwe ranchers told to leave
- IMF Sounds Zimbabwe's Economic Death Knell
- Namibian leader bans foreign TV programmes
- "Mugabism"
- For ANC, ultra-left is present danger
- Walk Barefoot for Zimbabwe
- Food-for-vote
- SA court orders return of assets seized from fugitive Zimbabwean
- Government must come clean on fuel
- MDC leaders are a bunch of cowards
- Residents slam Chombo's attempt to oust Mudzuri
- MEPs hear cry for help
- Focus On Economic Impact of Land Reform
- Zimbabwe dropped as host of 2003 SADC summit
- Flour Imports Gobble $500m
- What Happened to Principles?
- Chance for Zim to Clear Image
- Fuel Shortage in Zimbabwe Creates Havoc for Commuters
- Stress On the Rise Among Productive Age Group
First Batch Posted 4/10/2002
- Mugabe promises election re-run
- Fuel crisis to spread countrywide
- Land seizures cost Zesa $12b
- MDC petitions govt on violence
- Politically-related deaths now over 150
- Govt moves against farmers
- Government fails to account for millions lent to businessmen
- State moves to restore order on farms
- Sadc deals Zimbabwe major diplomatic blow
- EU to decide on fate of Zimbabwe's beef quota
- Mugabe more isolated than ever
- Broadening and deepening ownership
- Jocelyn Chiwenga's taste for pork
- Torture on increase
Second Batch Posted 3/10/2002
- Zimbabwe MP attacked in Gaol
- Blessed Or Benighted Leadership? Facing Challenges
- SA, UK At Loggerheads Over Zimbabwe
- Agency urges Zimbabwe govt to free maize trade
- MDC Protests Clampdown
- JAG SITREP 2nd October 2002
- Zimbabwe Farmers near Botswana Border Ordered Out
- Mbeki's gamble
- President's Office owes $380m
- Fresh scandal rocks troubled NOCZIM
- Chombo ups political stakes for Harare, other cities
- Tough talk, no action on Zim at SADC summit
- Bankers unveil new demands on farm loans
- ZANU PF's victory may be shortlived
- War veterans seek Mugabe's intervention over pension rise
- Govt physically evicts defiant farmers
- Grain loan records missing
- US$85m food fund blocked
- Subversion of the people's mandate
- Can we come back to our senses within six months?
- Diversity in the post-election era
- CAR offers lifeline to Zim farmers
Posted 3/10/2002
- Open Letter Forum
- Tsvangirai Indicted
- Opposition Has Plenty to Worry About
- Destruction and Corruption
- Bubi FMD and Related Information
- Tips for Diplomats in Harare
- WFP ships 81,500 tonnes of maize to southern Africa
- SA Zim farmer's cattle starving
- Please, let's not 'privatize' elephants
- Zimbabwe holds Briton for filming election bribery
- Zimbabwe Political Dispute Heard at Supreme Court
- Zimbabwe reparations
- African states seek debt cancellation for famine victim
- SA farmer turns to SPCA to save Zim cattle
- Commonwealth needs to face new century bravely
- Air Zimbabwe faces flight ban over safety
- Commission subverts wishes of residents
- Whose culture is going to be taught in schools?
- British Airways cuts fares as Air Zimbabwe's charges rise
- Bennet in court for allegedly contravening Electoral Act
Posted 2/10/2002
- U.S. Accuses Zimbabwe of Harassment
- Forced transfers of farms threatened
- Zim police tortured us - MDC members
- State Department Briefing Transcript - extract
- Britain pledges 7 mln pounds to end Africa wars
- SADC to reprimand Mugabe
- Zimbabwe ruling party seals victory
- US says Zimbabwe elections were not free and fair
- US supports Africa's new partnership for development
- Howard calls for Zimbabwe action
- Lawyer files urgent application for cops to present Bennet
- Kunonga asks court to bar parishioners
- Magistrate doubles bail for MDC leaders
- NGOs meet to discuss registration implications
- Never too late to reclaim people's power and supremacy
- SADC to get stern with Zim
- Tom Spicer - arrested, tortured
- Young MDC man 'caned, shocked and beaten' in Zimbabwe
- Livestock - The Political Tool
- 'Sham election' victory for Mugabe
- Local elections marred by state-sponsored violence
- Rautenbach wins court bid for his assets
Posted 1/10/2002
- UNDP's land plans for Zim unfolding
- White farmers invite Australian PM
- Zimbabwe's Opposition Disputes Vote
- Going forward in learning from Zimbabwe
- Pandering to Mugabe will not benefit Africa
- CIO, police in alleged terror campaign
- Chombo facilitates illegal nomination
- Police dump confiscated bread in Bulawayo dam
- Workers release boss after he agrees to pay them $219m
- Zesa switches off hostel over $300 000 debt
- We are heading the tragic way of Sierra Leone
- Coloureds - stuck in the middle of nowhere
- Fears for Zimbabwe Briton taken by torturer
- Zimbabwe ruling party seals victory in local polls
- Zimbabwe to complete land reform in November
- SADC ministers to talk tough on Zimbabwe
- Five Political Opposition Members Released in Zimbabwe
- Senior MDC members to face treason charges in November
- Chaos, threats mar rural council elections
- Harare runs dry
- Evicted invaders destroy property on MP's farm
- MDC supporter hacked to death in Hurungwe
- Dirty, unkempt children flood Harare's streets
- A tribute to the people of Zimbabwe
- Violence marks elections
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