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Mnangagwa must show commitment

Since seizing power on the back of a military coup from Robert Mugabe in November, President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe has been promising that the planned elections this year would be credible, free, and fair.Mnangagwa seems to be spe…

Published: 15 Mar 2018 at 06:17hrs | 1 | by Dewa Mavhinga

Zimbabwe's Post-Coup President Heads to African Union Summit

Mere months after Zimbabwe's military coup, the country's new president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, announced he will attend the 30th African Union summit - this despite the AU chairman's statement in November that the AU would â€œnever accept th…

Published: 27 Jan 2018 at 06:42hrs | | by Dewa Mavhinga

Mnangagwa must pay attention to human rights

It was with disbelief, shared by many other Zimbabweans, that I received the news on November 21 that Robert Mugabe had resigned as president of Zimbabwe.Before his resignation, on November 15, Major General Sibusiso B Moyo of the Zimbabwe…

Published: 10 Dec 2017 at 06:11hrs | 2 | by Dewa Mavhinga

Why respect for separation of powers principle is vital in Zimbabwe

One of the founding values and principles listed in section 3 of the new Constitution of Zimbabwe is observance of the principle of separation of powers.Separation of powers between and among three distinct arms of government, that is, the…

Published: 11 Apr 2015 at 09:24hrs | 10 | by Dewa Mavhinga

Zimbabwe elections could be held in 4 months

The unbridled power given to the President by the much-amended Lancaster House Constitution means that technically he could dissolve Parliament and hold elections within four months.It seems unlikely that Zanu-PF will be able to go ahead w…

Published: 18 Apr 2012 at 14:31hrs | | by Dewa Mavhinga

Level political field vital for Zimbabwe elections

HARARE - It appears there is a two-pronged, sinister and covert strategy pointing to rushed elections in the absence of a level political field. The idea behind the plot is to have Zimbabweans vote under conditions similar to those of 2008…

Published: 17 Nov 2011 at 07:49hrs | 10 | by Dewa Mavhinga

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Columnist / Dewa mavhinga

Mnangagwa must show commitment

Zimbabwe's Post-Coup President Heads to African Union Summit

Mnangagwa must pay attention to human rights

Why respect for separation of powers principle is vital in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe elections could be held in 4 months

Level political field vital for Zimbabwe elections

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