Zim govt defends run-off delay
                   
news24.com     May 15, 2008            

Harare - The Zimbabwean government on Thursday defended a decision by the country's electoral commission to delay a second round presidential poll by more than two months, saying it was acting within the law. "It is lawful and ZEC (Zimbabwe Electoral Commission) has the authority to extend any... [read full story]                

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Zimbabwe Municipal Authorities Struggle To Deliver Key Services

voanews.com     5 hrs ago          

The quality of life for urban dwellers in Zimbabwe is rapidly deteriorating as newly appointed urban authorities battle to provide essential services, officials and civic activists say. The central government appointed a new...                

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Zimbabwe: Makoni Expresses Disappointment At Exclusion From Talks

allafrica.com     7 hrs ago   3 related          

Posted to the web 23 July 2008 Lance Guma Independent presidential candidate Simba Makoni who came third in the March 29 election has expressed disappointment at being left out from Monday's signing ceremony between ZANU-PF and...                

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President Bush and other Western leaders were surprised when Russia refused to sanction Zimbabwe...

russiaprofile.org     9 hrs ago   14 related          

By Brooke Leonard Brooke Leonard is a staff member at The Nixon Center On July 8 at the G8 summit in Toyako, Japan, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev declared his support for a statement calling for “financial and other...                

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"BIRDS OF A FEATHER," SYRIA PRAISES MUGABE

yidwithlid.blogspot.com     10 hrs ago   2 related          

Robert Mugabe's murderous iron-fisted rule has subjected Zimbabwe to a reign of terror for almost three decades. While the MSM reported the way he used violence to overturn an election that he lost, his horrors did not start...                

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