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Mugabe still subject to civil lawsuit for massacres in foreign courts

The immunity granted to President Mugabe this Tuesday, while it covers criminal and civil charges in Zimbabwe, does not cover civil lawsuits filed in foreign countries on his person and which seek to have victims of his rule compensated fi…

Published: 22 Nov 2017 at 15:19hrs | 1 | by Ken Sibanda

UN should arrange emergency elections in Zimbabwe

[Extract from briefing to United Nations Secretary General Antonio Gutterres delivered by Ken Sibanda Esq]Dear Sir:No grievance can justify the unconstitutional removal of a government, even if it's Mr. Mugabe on the receiving end on the b…

Published: 18 Nov 2017 at 17:22hrs | 1 | by Ken Sibanda

Land rights in Zimbabwe, should farmers receive a symbolic $1

This article is part two of an article on current land rights in Zimbabwe. The first article was entitled: Rhodes' Estate Should Compensate White Farmers, Not Mugabe; this article deals with damages and how much should then be paid to the …

Published: 27 Aug 2017 at 16:51hrs | 31 | by Ken Sibanda

Rhodes estate should compensate white framers, not Mugabe

Compensation to white farmers for Zimbabwean land should be based on proper historic analysis that gives due credit when necessary but also brings the United Kingdom to the table as a responsible party. The issue was land tenure in 1979, n…

Published: 25 Aug 2017 at 16:04hrs | 2 | by Ken Sibanda

Deny asylum to fleeing African dictators

If democracy in Africa, South Africa, as an example, is to succeed, then leaders should be denied political asylum after ruining their countries as a matter of international criminal justice. African leaders should rule their countries wit…

Published: 28 May 2017 at 20:19hrs | 4 | by Ken Sibanda

Immunity for Robert Mugabe

"Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." Romans 12:21It is one of the most difficult decisions for any nation to make and for any transitional justice court to decide, but I firmly believe the time has come to offer Mr. M…

Published: 26 Sep 2016 at 21:22hrs | | by Ken Sibanda

UN security counsel resolution on Zimbabwe necessary

" The gunfire around us, makes its difficult to hear. But the human voice is different, - among the sounds. It can be heard over voices that bury everything else! Even when it's not shouting. Even, when it's jus' a whisper. Even, the lowes…

Published: 05 Sep 2016 at 17:09hrs | 2 | by Ken Sibanda

Zimbabwe's Lancaster House Accord needs amendment

I am writing this article in part to try and offer a viable solution for Zimbabwean democracy, and in part for regional peace in Southern Africa.  The agreement which ushered in a democratic Zimbabwe should be examined for possible so…

Published: 01 Sep 2016 at 13:58hrs | 1 | by Ken Sibanda

Kevin Sifiso Malinga Most Qualified to be SA Public Protector

I watched like many followers of democratic processes the selection of South Africa's public protector. An office that requires oversight of the various government functions.I came out of the viewing with the opinion that Mr. Malunga is th…

Published: 14 Aug 2016 at 15:26hrs | 5 | by Ken Sibanda

Open letter to President Jacob Zuma concerning Zimbabwe

Sir:Parliamentary Panel on Zimbabwean Situation NecessaryI write this letter with a heavy  heart as I contemplate how best to address you and in a manner that creates a fruitful discourse between the two of us. The situation in Zimbab…

Published: 27 Jul 2016 at 13:54hrs | 37 | by Ken Sibanda

Truth and Reconciliation Commission to dissect accusations against Mugabe needed

The turning tide in Zimbabwe has highlighted the despotic intransigency of President Robert Mugabe and how it should be handled.Zimbabwe is important in the African scheme of things because - unlike countries such as Israel or the UK - it …

Published: 25 Jul 2016 at 17:29hrs | | by Ken Sibanda

What Britain owes Zimbabwe

I HAVE written several articles that have addressed Zimbabwean human rights and rule of law, as well as South African foreign policy. I now turn my attention to Zimbabwean legal constitutional history and in particular "The Declaration of …

Published: 22 Jun 2015 at 20:40hrs | 1 | by Ken Sibanda

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