Zimbabwe News

The ZIMBABWE Situation

February 2003 ARCHIVE

NEWS and Other Articles

3rd batch Posted 28/2/03
- Signs of Discontent Within Zimbabwe's ZANU PF Growing More Public
- Zimbabwe families lurch through country's hard times, quietly criticize
- Food shortages worsen in crisis-hit Zimbabwe
- Borrowdale robberies
- New farmers among the hungry
- 44 Karoi farmers evicted
- Eric Bloch Column
- Mugabe's diplomatic victory against Britain hollow
- Give peace a chance
- Mixed reaction to fuel price increase
- Foreign policy thrust needs new focus
- Wankie, govt clash
- Mbeki hamstrung on Zimbabwe
- Mugabe ready to go
- Times hard for formal sector - Jumbe
- Nhara exposes hypocrisy of pan-Africanist hype
- Civic groups invited to Hague
- More farms being seized
- Only Zimbabweans can solve their problems
- Wake up call to Zimbabweans
2nd batch Posted 28/2/03
- Robert and Morgan in the dock
- Zanu PF councillors grab commercial stands
- Gweru woman dies in bread queue
- Hungwe accused of harassing farmers
- Zanu PF officials looting State assets, says Biti
- Moyo orders state media editors to refocus propaganda
- Pius Ncube eludes state security agents
- Fuel price hike will not ease crisis: Amos Midzi
- Zim envoy to Tripoli on Gaddafi's payroll
- A night in a state-sponsored sauna bath
- Landmark ruling on forex
- France's comeback to Africa raises eyebrows
- Civic movements now fashionable
- Two non-existent days to renounce non-existent citizenship
- Fighting for survival
- Politburo delays action on Jabulani Sibanda
- No plans to amend Posa - AG's office
- UZ faces imminent closure
- 'Murerwa's incentives too little too late'
- Zesa struggles to import power
1st batch Posted 28/2/03
- JAG Sitrep February 26, 2003
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 36 - 26th February 2003
- Squabbles Rock Farmers' Body
- Floods Hit Muzarabani
- MDC says sectoral devaluation skirts real problems
- Business slams Zesa hikes
- Outrage over Zesa bills
- Prayer meeting for torture victims
- Economic forces, not State, should determine prices
- Tsvangirai blasts NAM for comforting Mugabe
- 2 348 new cases of foot-and-mouth detected
- Zanu PF's mistakes about Zvinavashe
- African leaders lack will to solve Zim crisis
- What do you make of the Ben-Menashe case?
- Choice farms for the chefs
- Producers accused of fuelling black market
- New incentives set to put pressure on inflation
- Mayors headed for fresh clash with govt
- Desperate Zimbabwean Farmers Pan for Gold As Alternative Income
- Unpaid Zim tycoons take DRC to court
2nd batch Posted 27/2/03
- JAG PR Communique - 25th February 2003
- JAG SITREP - 25th February 2003
- Zim crisis 'boggles the mind'
- Zimbabwe's land reform beneficiaries under scrutiny
- Parliament bars Daily News
- There's a limit to helping Zim
- UN seeks 35 000 tons of maize
- My protest goes on, says Flower
- Border crisis over
- Armed Robbery in Belvedere
- THE GOLDEN ACRES
- THE NOMADIC PASTURALISTS
- Not cricket
- It has to stop
- Fighting for Survival
- Fuel-starved Zimbabwe hikes prices
- Commonwealth's Biggest Media Gathering Gets Underway in Sri Lanka
- World needs Tatchell's crusade against tyrannical rulers
- Troika must push for a transitional government
- Mugabe, top officials face fresh US sanctions
1st batch Posted 27/2/03
- Zvinavashe has no business in politics
- Senior public prosecutor leaves job after threats
- Churches engaged in soul searching over role in Zimbabwe's crisis
- Legal Resources Foundation launches test litigation unit
- Bungling at Zimsec blamed for mix-up
- Mudede refuses to release voters' rolls
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 35 - 25th February 2003
- MDC activist in court on kidnapping charge
- UZ lecturers' strike continues
- 15 Nagg members detained by police
- Zimbabwe doubles fuel price
- Once a Grain Exporter, Zimbabwe Now Depends on Food Aid
- Power firm said struggling to renew contracts with regional
- suppliers
- Zimbabwe's Mugabe Attacks Bush, Blair As Imperialists
- US National Security Advisor: Mugabe Cannot Continue to Oppress Zimbabweans
- NAM criticised for Zim stance
- CFU Classifieds 25th February 2003
- CFU Report Tuesday 25th February 2003
- Hunger gnaws as villagers wait in vain for maize
Posted 26/2/03
- Brave Zimbabweans can take decisive action
- Boycott businesses run by Zanu PF fat cats
- Why we don't have mass protests in Africa
- Makoni speaks out
- MDC reacts to utterances by a Zanu PF politburo member
- NAM stops short of supporting Zimbabwe
- Mugabe's round
- THE MDC STATEMENT ON THE 13TH NAM SUMMIT IN KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
- MDC will not drop challenge to Mugabe's poll victory
- Is MDC standing in the light at end of Mugabe's tunnel?
- Zimbabwe slides into economic chaos
- Zimbabwe's Flower saved by player revolt - source
- Rebels force Zimbabwe climbdown
- Book info for Aussie readers
- Food aid needed for another year
- Piracy on Lake Kariba
- Opposition bottom line for peace is 'Mugabe must go'
- Mugabe slams 'colonialist' Britain
- Mandela's defender on case in Zimbabwe
- Consumer body defends boycotts
- MDC to propose audit of Aids funds
- MDC accuses Zanu PF of intimidation ahead of Highfield poll
- Zanu PF youths attack MDC supporter in Kuwadzana
- Strike: UZ fails to open
- Opposition youths denounce Mbeki
- Judge orders Ben-Menashe to provide documents to defence
- Couple missing after secretary's death
- Protestors claim a victory - and so do Australia
- Mugabe Attacks Big Brother World of Bush and Blair
Batch 2 Posted 25/2/03
- Human Rights Activists Hope to Bring Zimbabwe Leader to Justice
- Racist seizure of property an undemocratic practice
- Latest in the list of President Mugabe's cronies
- Major shake-up looms at AirZim
- Message is clear: MDC will brook no nonsense
- Mbeki indecisive over Zimbabwe
- Makoni villagers receive food aid
- Woman dies in fuel queue
- Karoi farmers in bid to recover $200m property from Mliswa
- Boycott Zanu PF businesses: MDC
- Inflation hits record 208 percent
- Bishop Bakare attacks POSA
- Musekiwa blasts MDC, vows to remain in exile
- NGOs accused of violating employment contracts
- Zanu PF bigwigs accused of meeting Mbeki secretly
- Carole Malone Column: Marcos of a dictator
- Tensions rise before Zimbabwe clash
- Gunship welcome for Aussies in Zim
- Zim cleric scolds 'callous' Aussie cricketers
- Bishops and pawns
Batch 1 Posted 25/2/03
- Land reform beneficiaries under scrutiny
- All quiet in Bulawayo
- Duplicity Surfaces at Paris Summit
- Zimbabwe's Human Rights Activists Campaign Against President Mugabe
- Protests silenced
- Mugabe to get boost at summit
- Court challenge to Mugabe election likely
- Zanu (PF) Leader Backs Mbeki's Bid for Solution
- Mugabe poll challenge 'in April'
- Zimbabwe Treason Witness Ordered to Show Evidence
- Australia under pressure to lift Zimbabwe sanctions
- The Economy
- Cameos
- "Confrontation and more threats"
- JAG JOB OPPORTUNITIES: Updated February 24, 2003
- JUSTICE FOR AGRICULTURE LEGAL COMMUNIQUÉ - February 24, 2003
- JAG Sitrep February 24, 2003
- JAG Open Letters Forum No 33/34 - 24th February 2003
- The Zimbabwe Connection : OPPORTUNITIES IN AUSTRALIA
- Zimbabwe's suspension
Posted 24/2/03
- Aussies make Zimbabwe rush
- Inside Edge
- Repression and food queues the daily lot of Zimbabweans
- "Let it never be asked of any of us - what did we do when we knew another was oppressed"
- Zimbabwe's white farmers could get new land-govt
- Mugabe exit deal: how it all went sour
- Media group criticises abuses
- Zimbabwe Opposition to Proceed with Challenge to Mugabe Electoral Victory
- Breaking the Airwaves
- NAM might consider resolution supporting Mugabe
- Flower and Olonga grilled over Mugabe protest
- Man in woman's garb cheats World Cup audience
- Singing The Walls Down
- ZBC, Transmedia set to benefit from $825 million credit facility
- PRAYERS for PEACE - Multi-denominational Service
1st batch Posted 23/2/03
- Family backs courageous Henry
- End protest or face the axe, Zimbabwe players told
- Flower, Olonga grilled over Mugabe protest
- Mourning the death of democratic principles
- Ben-Menashe stays with pony-tailed man
- Menashe allowed to go home
- Man faces charges for insulting Ben-Menashe
- Passion for education earns Chavunduka family place in history
- Fuel supplies improve marginally in Harare
- Does Mugabe care about fate of the common man?
- Sucking salt
- Mbeki says Chirac to help resolve Zimbabwe crisis
- SA Tourism shuts Harare office
- Zimbabwe to change key laws
- Local News
- Bredenkamp swindled out of $2m
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 32 - 21st February 2003
- Musekiwa in trouble
- S.African Anglo's swap relieves Zimbabwe $ shortage
- GMB Splashes $1,5 Billion On Vehicles As Millions Starve
- Truckers fume over chaos at Beit Bridge
2nd batch Posted 23/2/03
- Chirac: Jacques the Lad
- PARIS IN THE SPRING
- Harare's First Shopper
- White Zimbabwean Tobacco Farmers End Funding for Black Growers
- No Mugabe meeting for Aussies
- Mugabe's praise discredits Chirac
- Black arm band day - FRIDAY MAY 9th 2003
- PRAYERS for PEACE
- Committee to Defend Asylum Seekers - forum
- IMF team jets in Wednesday
- External payment arrears soar
- ZRP: master of anti-riot gear
- MDC councils reject Mugabe's birthday bashes
- MDC rejects Obasanjo precondition
- Tsodzo punishes striking teachers
- Devaluation by another name
- Zimsec workers fixing 'O' and 'A' results
- Foot-and-mouth out of control in Masvingo
- Candidates call for peaceful by-elections
- Hungry villagers attack Binga DA
2nd batch Posted 22/2/03
- Land Reform: 'No Shared Vision Between Govt And Farmers'
- Press climbdown by Zimbabwe
- "France Angers Its Own Citizens"
- No French kiss for 'monster' Mugabe
- Mixed bag on 'bad boys'
- Zimbabwe elite 'took farms from peasants'
- Mugabe to be told of Europe's concerns on human rights
- Police sell bags of seized cement among themselves
- Mugabe lacks moral authority to rule country, say EU MP
- Sikhala says Obasanjo misinformed Howard
- Misa slams Sadc for harsh Press laws
- Soldiers assault Daily News photographer
- Sikhala, torture victims to sue police for $35m
- Police arrest asylum seekers
- Investors to continue shunning Zimbabwe: Matombo
- Perfecting the art of selective reporting
- Zero tolerance a recipe for explosion
- Fantastic promises and an election year go hand in hand
- Weary commuters dice with death to get home
- MDC Urges Progressive African Leaders To Confront Mugabe
- France reacts with sang froid to 'Worm' insult
- Howard again asks Zim match shift
- Chirac and Mugabe have private chat
- My arrest in Paris
1st batch Posted 22/2/03
- Anglo gives Mugabe a fuel lifeline of R240m
- Anglo American denies media reports of loan given to Zimbabwe govt
- Chirac slips up on Mugabe banana
- Focus turns to 'CIA agent'
- Low Key Celebrations for President's Birthday Planned
- Zimbabwe 'devalues' currency by 93%
- Courting Mugabe
- Mugabe cronies 'get farms'
- Mugabe's happy birthday in gay Paris
- Zimbabwe treason trial witness loses memory
- SA defends Zimbabwe policy
- Opposition despair in Zimbabwe
- France to work with Africa on Zimbabwe crisis
- Modigliani's death mask gives Grace some pause for thought
- This land is our land
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 32 - 21st February 2003
- JAG Communique - 21 February 2003
- JUSTICE FOR AGRICULTURE LEGAL COMMUNIQUÉ - February 21, 2003
- Desperate Zimbabweans risk arrest abroad rather than starvation at home
- Australia urged to abandon Zimbabwe game
- Mugabe's praise discredits Chirac
- Furore over Mugabe kin at SABC
- Zanu land grab claims deepen party divisions
4th batch Posted 21/2/03
- Could Zimbabwe be the next Rwanda?
- Protesters assail Mugabe at French summit
- Fury over "grubby" Mugabe-Chirac handshake
- President flaunts Paris invitation
- Outrage greets Mugabe's French leave
- Police release Tatchell
- EU slams Zimbabwe as Chirac hosts Mugabe
- Begging bowl time (letter)
- Optimism now a scarce commodity
- No wonder Africa is a basket case
- Less talk, more action needed
- Zimbabwe's dictator indefensible
- Villagers relate tales of horror
- Mugabe hides from protesters in Paris
- Chirac's Africa Summit Hit by Anti-Mugabe Protests
- Mugabe's visit shames us all
- AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE
- Waiting for divine intervention
- Spotlight falls on govt control of parastatals
- Limpopo Transfrontier Park: a model for Africa?
- DRC's child soldiers: outsize uniforms and lethal AK-47 rifles
- Soldiers harass Fingaz sub-editor
3rd batch Posted 210/2/03
- Zim's stop-gap solution
- Olonga sacked by Harare club over Mugabe protest
- SEMINAR: NEW LABOUR ACT FOCUSED ON THE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY (CFU)
- Exporters will get greater local yields on their foreign currency earnings
- British press is not welcome in Zimbabwe, says Mugabe
- Key witness admits taping Tsvangirai for Mugabe
- I tricked Tsvangirai - Ben-Menashe
- Mugabe feasts as Zimbabwe starves
- First Lady's project stalled
- Papers condemn Mugabe visit
- UN criticises arrest of judge in Zimbabwe
- Africa's ambitious reform agenda
- Significant drop in crop production predicted
- Govt borrows $25 billion in one month
- . . . And now to the notebook Raw sewage
- Governor meddles in conservancy board appointments
- Deported Libyan spy feared dead
- Lawyers want key papers from Ben -Menashe
- New Zealand introduces visas for Zimbabweans
- US summons Zim envoy over diplomat's detention
2nd batch Posted 21/2/03
- Zimbabweans must reset attitude template
- Gallows humour in a land hung out to dry
- Fans join Flower, Olonga in anti-Mugabe protest
- Sacrificed on the altar of self-interest
- Resettled war vets abandon farming for gold panning
- Mudzuri rejects cricket invitation
- Manzunzu faces more allegations
- Players continue Zimbabwe protest
- Menashe pleads exhaustion
- Women's group condemns arrest of Valentine marchers
- Chinotimba's guards assault NAGG official
- Zimdollar devalued for exporters
- Zim at crossroads as Mugabe turns 79
- Govt to allow Byo to borrow $2.3 bln
- GMB splashes $1,5 billion on vehicles as millions starve
- Zesa to introduce load-shedding
- Wankie seeks $900m to boost production
- Evicted Kamativi families stranded
- Irrigation projects no solution to food security
- Govt cannot delay devaluation any longer
1st batch Posted 21/2/03
- Welcome to Zimbabwe, really?
- All is not well
- CIO operative accused of poaching
- Lavish allowances planned for retired presidents' wives
- Zimbabwe appeals for more food assistance
- Mugabe under pressure over human rights abuse
- Letters to Zim independent - re cricket
- Obasanjo, Mbeki scared of the truth?
- Major policy change overdue on parastatals
- Commonwealth troika expected to meet again
- Govt bungled Paradza arrest - lawyers
- AirZim still pays strike breakers
- Tsvangirai's accuser says key invoices destroyed
- Truffle dinners for £190 at the Mugabes' glittering hideaway
2nd batch Posted 20/2/03
- Evictions ongoing
- Relations Between Botswana And Zimbabweans Worsen
- As Zimbabwe starves, Mrs Mugabe goes shopping
- Shortage of Basic Commodities Worsens
1st batch Posted 20/2/03
- New Zealand imposes visa entry for Zimbabwe nationals
- Telegraph journalist bowled out of Zimbabwe
- UK draining Zimbabwe of social workers
- Zimbabwe judge says he was warned to comply
- Storm as Mugabe flies to Paris
- Straw pressed to back Mugabe arrest
- Mugabe to face court challenge
- StanChart staying in Zimbabwe
- Key tape in Tsvangirai trial is 'inaudible'
- Witness: 'Bizos a racist'
- Living in fear of Mugabe's green bombers
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 31 - 19th February 2003
- JAG PR Communique - 19th February 2003
- Rule of law ''in tatters'', says UN Special Rapporteur
- Mugabe protesters clash with police
- The French should arrest Mr Mugabe, not fete him
- Cricket: Journalist's expulsion raises more doubts over Zimbabwe
- Players continue protest
- Zimbabwe adjusts exchange rate
- Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai asks for order against witness
Posted 19/2/03
- EU formally extends Zimbabwe sanctions for 1 yr
- Mugabe sidesteps EU travel sanctions
- Zimbabwean "Anti-Govt" High Court Judge Arrested - BBC
- Kinnock calls for action
- Pahad hits back at Zimbabwe critics
- Obasanjo is blatantly misinformed
- JAG blasts Obasanjo’s assertion
- Who will be controlling our economy when crisis is over?
- Key witness questioned in Zimbabwe treason trial
- Spoornet to fast-track delivery of food to Zimbabwe
- I will arrest Robert Mugabe when he arrives in Paris
- Moyo silent on media laws
- Resettled farmers cry foul over food
- Ham-fisted handling of citizens could be costly
- Judge arrested
- Domestic debt hits $370 billion
- Who is Dr. Shire? To all information medias
- Human and Political Rights.
- Mbeki, Zanu moderate in secret crisis talks
- No nine day wonder
- Mbeki speaks out on protection of property in Zimbabwe
- JAG Security Communique - 18th February 2003
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 32 - 18th February 2003
- JAG PR Communique - 18th February 2003
Posted 18/2/03
- Despite denials, police brutality is increasing
- Police quiz Anglicans
- Shamu calls for harmony among new farmers
- Objections came too late
- Dubious firm in visa scam
- Visiting presidents hoodwinked
- Flower, Olonga’s gentlemanly conduct is what the game of cricket is all about
- Bribing Green Bombers with short-term happiness
- Police assault toddler
- Minister optimistic of industrial revival
- 'Readmit Zimbabwe' to Commonwealth
- T I condemns the arrest and assault of civil society leaders in Zimbabwe
- NZ backs Zimbabwe's suspension
- Australian Story : ABC-TV
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 31 - 17th February 2003
- JAG Job Opportunities - 17 February 2003
- US seeks apology over diplomat detention
- English umpires refuse to adjudicate in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe journalists hit by harsh media laws
- Tsvangirai trial: a test of justice in Zimbabwe
Posted 17/2/03
- Zimbabwean war veterans target Asian businesses in land-grabbing campaign
- JUSTICE FOR AGRICULTURE LEGAL COMMUNIQUÉ - February 15, 2003
- Bizos lashes key witness
- Final check on Harare security
- Cricket: All we need now is a sex scandal
- Lamb's position looks in jeopardy
- 'You can't shy away from the confrontation'
- Netherlands consider shortening trip
- I wish our actions had been clearer: Hussain
- Africa's tragedy
- International row over Mugabe's Paris trip
- Mugabe set for diplomatic coup
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 30 - 15th February 2003
- Mbeki raps Howard over Zimbabwe
- Mugabe dispute sees another EU-African summit cancelled
- Mbeki says Zimbabwe looks at media law
2nd Batch Posted 16/2/03
- The French baas and the African native
- All Valentine Day Walkers released
- Valentine marchers arrested
- How long can Harare survive financial suicide?
- Outrage as Mbeki dodges Zimbabwe
- Writing on the wall for Moyo
- Mass action 'toothless'
- Writing on the wall for Moyo
- One meal a day now common
- Mudenge tells Commonwealth to disband
- Police hunt for war veteran
- Cops arrested for allegedly beating suspect to death
- Zimbabwe hit by influx of refugees
- They're the world's worst capitalists
- Let's minister to the ungodly
- Zanu PF closes terror bases
- Continued support for Mugabe irks investors
- At Least 30 Women Arrested In Peace Protest Outside U.N. Office
- 'We felt like we had been betrayed'
- Furious Hussain threatens to quit
- Hussain ponders future after Zimbabwe debacle
- We need to put the Zimbabwe affair behind us - Lamb
- ICC awards controversial World Cup match to Zimbabwe
- Kiwis say no to Kenya
- Black arm band ban
1st Batch Posted 16/2/03
- 'Why I wore a black band for Zimbabwe'
- BBC2 program, tomorrow night at 1800hrs - personal account of land grab
- Dishonest brokers kill African renaissance
- So long, Brother Obasanjo
- 'Socialism will not work', say economic analysts
- New economic plan mooted
- Govt snubs money changers' plea
- 'We are too docile'
- 'Chave Chimurenga'
- Arrival of army worm opens can of worms for govt
- 'Barefooted people' compound land chaos
- Zimra sells MDC-sourced maize
- Hunger leads to school drop outs
- Gweru residents drink water with faeces
- Mugabe withdraws kids from school
- Laughter in the wind
- Zimbabwe police 'rigged poll'
- Bizos questions CIA involvement in murder plot
- Docket for MDC supporters vanishes
2nd Batch Posted 15/2/03
- Zimbabwe cricket rebels head for shadows
- I have stood up for what was right: Olonga
- U.S. Protests Detention of U.S. Diplomat in Zimbabwe
- St.Valentines Day - Further Massacre of Democracy
- Zimbabwe 'love marches' broken up
- 70 arrested over illegal demo
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 29 - 14th February 2003
- Curtain raised on Mutare's real-life circus
- Rift over Harare's suspension grows
- Respect Bizos, judges warns irate witness
- Pressure builds on England and ICC
- 50 Zimbabwean Farmers Settled in Mozambique
- Zimbabwe inflation of 208% underestimated, say analysts
- Australia may delay arrival for Zimbabwe match
- Zimbabwe's Mugabe is no cricketer
- Harare mayor learns price of speaking out
- Ben Menashe says state paid for tape
- Summit called off over Mugabe controversy
- Zimbabwe duo escape action
- Taxi Fares Set to Go Up to $400 Per Km
- State injects $42m to fight armyworm
1st Batch Posted 15/2/03
- Zimbabwe exclusion must not be lifted says Kenya
- Protesters burn Nigerian flag
- London Service for the Todds - who saw ideals turn to tyranny
- Mutasa accused of selling maize-meal to prospective voters
- NCA members remanded
- Makumbe, Kagoro held
- Docket for MDC supporters vanishes
- US calls for maintenance of smart sanctions
- Menashe disowns incriminating article
- Now we know who the real sell-out is
- Devaluation: most realistic solution to current crisis
- We need to follow in Flower, Olonga's footsteps
- Let's queue for his exit
- Treason trial: Ben-Menashe's request for temporary break turned down
- UK Campaigner organising warrant for Mugabe's arrest
- 'We felt like we had been betrayed'
3rd Batch Posted 14/2/03
- Useful idiots and principled players
- Government not committed to economic recovery
- Showing the way
- Hitting a six for freedom and democracy!
- It's all quiet and still in Harare
- Where have all the tickets gone?
- They had the courage
- Hats off to Andy Flower, Henry Olonga
- Olonga to face disciplinary committee
- Business snippets from Zim Independent
- Ben-Menashe contract no secret in US, Canada
- Zimbabwean Indians claim harassment in adopted land
- Zim situation 'deteriorating'
- English cricketers talk to psychologist
- Witness admits payment from Zim
- Cricket chiefs investigate South Africa president
- Violence Increases Ahead of By-Election, NGO Report
- British rights activist to make Mugabe arrest bid
- Zimbabwe go through motions
- Farm Workers' Plight
2nd Batch Posted 14/2/03
- The unofficial stars of the Cup
- Aussies in and out of Zimbabwe
- Kenya against Zimbabwe's early Commonwealth return
- Few takers for A2 plots
- US$30 million fuel deal signed
- Where is water for irrigation scheme going to come from?
- Attempts to revive agriculture falter
- The CFU never learns
- Obasanjo now part of the problem
- Nyekorach-Matsanga lectures ZOU students
- Political crime on rise
- Paris summit to focus on Nepad
- Howard rebuffs Obasanjo's claims on Zim
- Protesters burn Nigerian flag
- Cops raid church meeting
- Police 'beat up' queueing Zimbabweans
- Zimbabwe still has future in C'wealth - McKinnon
- Joint motion for a resolution on human rights in Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwe human rights lawyer seeks asylum in SA
- 'The time is auspicious to lift the sanctions on Zimbabwe'
1st Batch Posted 14/2/03
- THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE IN ZIMBABWE
- JUSTICE FOR AGRICULTURE LEGAL COMMUNIQUÉ - February 12, 2003
- Our Country as it is
- Mugabe is now well past his sell-by date
- POSA is a fascist law applied partisanly
- Ben-Menashe denies State paid him to trap Tsvangirai
- Judge rules Ben-Menashe be questioned on contract
- Biti lashes at arrests of opposition members
- State to blame for Dete disaster
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 27 - 12th February 2003
- C'wealth yet to rule on suspension
- Witness dropped from Nkala case
- Voracious armyworm wreaking havoc
- Questions of Sport
- ICC Gives England More Time
- US says Commonwealth should not let Zimbabwe back
- Britain hails 'moral victory' over Zimbabwe game
- France forces fudge on Mugabe sanctions
- MDC STATEMENT ON GENERAL OBASANJO’S CALL TO LEGITMIZE THE ILLEGITIMATE MUGABE REGIME
- WOMEN OF ZIMBABWE ARISE (WOZA) Press Release
- February 14 2002 Woza Valentines Day Walk
3rd Batch Posted 13/2/03
- Inflation shoots past 200 percent mark
- US$81m Harare airport gathers dust
- $3bln missing from FNBS
- Zimbabwe counts costs of England match cancellation
- Govt flys Cuban docs for US$644 000
- Amani Trust resumes operations
- Treason trial in secret session
- Zimbabwe judge overrules government gag order
- State paid $21m to Ben-Menashe
- Ruling on Menashe today
- DA STATEMENT-MBEKI SCRAPS ZIM SUSPENSION
- Zimbabwe Group Welcome Dutch Government Statement on Zimbabwe Match
- Judge turns down MDC application
- Thanks - I'm OK! - Trudy Stevenson
- FAO to provide vaccines to fight FMD
- Focus on anticipated huge cereal deficit
- MDC alleges biased food distribution
- Kuwait offers 90 tonnes of maize-meal
- Riot police disperse food queues
- The woes of shopping in Zimbabwe
- None but ourselves
2nd Batch Posted 13/2/03
- Mugabe glows after sanctions split
- Zimbabwe suspension extended
- Zimbabwe to 'abandon' privatisations
- Chinese firm 'awarded Zimbabwean land'
- EU renews diplomatic sanctions against Zimbabwe
- France wins summit 'opt out' of Mugabe travel ban
- Scramble for Freedom Trains a recipe for disaster
- Murerwa proposes devaluation
- Troika could be worse than toothless bulldog
- State urged to revive commercial farming
- AirZim blames government for financial woes
- Judge orders police to stop torturing suspects
- MDC youths petition Aussie team not to come
- Zimbabwe Cricket Union to Weigh in on England Controversy
- Zim to ignore DRC looting report
- Olonga, Flower Abandon Hotel
- MDC salutes Flower and Olonga
- ZANU PF, France have more in common than meets the eye
- ZANU PF set to pull rug from under MDC
- Chinamasa not yet off the hook
- Human rights lawyer flees country
Ist Batch Posted 13/2/03
- Bulawayo councillor starts feeding scheme
- JAG Fuel Communiqué
- Questions? Mibvunzo? Imibuzo?
- Dry conditions force government to consider compulsory irrigation
- Obasanjo, Mbeki move could plunge Zim into violence
- Cricket team won't play in Zimbabwe
- Report from ZNSPCA Chief Inspector
- Harare farce brings new squabble
- CIA Warns US Needs to Address Instability in Sub-Saharan Africa
- A moral maze, mind games, and a beauty contest.
- England on a sticky wicket after finally refusing to play in Harare
- Nigeria reopens Zimbabwe debate
- England's £1m bill
- France Sidesteps Fresh Mugabe Travel Ban
- Zimbabwe question sparks Commonwealth crisis
Posted 12/2/03
- Here's to Moyo, the patron of southern African journalists
- England snub Zimbabwe
- Opposition lawmaker held
- Zimbabwe faces million-tonne grain deficit: study
- JAG Sitrep February 11, 2003
- Dispute Could Splinter Commonwealth Along Racial Lines
- Is SA Using Iraq for Power Bid At UN
- Zimbabwe sanctions meeting cancelled
- Zimbabwe duo await fate
- Neighbouring rail networks blamed for maize delays
Second Batch Posted 11/2/03
- JAG Legal Communique 10 February 2003
- JAG Communique 10 February 2003 RE: Cricket
- JAG Sitrep February 10, 2003
- England's cricketers refuse to play in Zimbabwe
- Come to Harare and die
- African solidarity
- Boycott torment leaves England team in tears
- Tsvangirai trial witness 'gagged'
- African ambush brings Mugabe in from the cold
- Zimbabwe board probe player protest
- Death threat dismissed as Zimbabwe decison is ducked
- No decision on Zim suspension - SA
- Laughter replaces English long faces
- England's death-threat letter: full transcript
- Mugabe bowled out
- Mwonzora sues Mohadi for $65m
- MDC youths denounce Mugabe, government
- Muchinguri, Mutasa clash over invasion
- Women activists plan march against violence
- Defence lawyers accuse Goche of protecting Ben-Menashe
- World Cup brings Zimbabwe under international scrutiny
- Airzim seeks to reclaim confidence
- Foreigners scramble for local properties
- Nigerian minister's utterances a total betrayal of ordinary Zimbabweans
- Mugabe stuck in a hole he dug himself into
Posted 11/2/03
- England campaign descends into farce
- Trained staff quit troubled Zimbabwe
- England should not play in Zimbabwe: Survey
- Zimbabwe Police Quash Protest as Cricket Begins
- Flower's international future hangs in balance
- Statement of Andrew Flower and Henry Olonga
- Wear black armbands in protest
- Zimbabwe Seeks Gag on Deal With Treason Witness
- Commonwealth divided over Zimbabwe
- Re-admission to Commonwealth a step closer
- Ruling could be a blessing in disguise
- Investment Analysts Take US for Fools
- Obasanjo meets Mugabe, Tsvanigrai
- Tsvangirai briefs Obasanjo on crisis
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 26 - 10th February 2003
- Zimbabwe comes in from the cold
- Cricket board offers new Zimbabwe evidence
- Politics banned
- Black farmers' union optimistic about production in Zimbabwe
- Macheke farmer excels
- It's just not cricket
- Mugabe still not out
- Inactivity can only prolong suffering
- Travel ban on Mugabe should be enforced
- JAG should divorce itself from CFU
- Some killers have an unwavering belief in their infallibility
- Food shortages set to continue as rains fail
- Economists dismiss industry survival plan
- Poor Zimbabweans, when is the time?
- Waiting in a food queue for three months
Posted 10/2/03
- Mugabe bends minds in hatred camps
- Zimbabwe imports 700 tractors for tobacco growers
- Letter from a farmer
- NOT CRICKET
- Zvakwana Newsletter #3
- Diplomats: Nigeria presses Mugabe for reforms
- Aussies warned of Zimbabwe deaths
- Fuel supplies in Harare improve
- Crackdown on Zimbabwe Opposition Intensifies
- Zim farmers stranded in Zambia
- Starvation threat in Zimbabwe
- Harare pubs warned to close on CWC match days
- New delay on Zimbabwe boycott decision
- SA must intervene urgently in Zimbabwe
- Armed Zanu-PF thug on the loose at Bennet's farm -MDC report
- Treason Trial: day 5
- Cricket arrests and torture
- More MDC arrests by illegitimate regime – MDC report
- 2 Photographers Arrested
- Mugabe's henchmen steal food from the mouths of the starving povo
- Tortured activist
- England united after death threats
- Why we must play in Harare
Posted 9/2/03
- Safari spectacular opens World Cup
- Obasanjo visits Mugabe, discusses Zimbabwe crisis
- Mbeki attacks NZ and Britain over Zimbabwe stance
- External factors fuel Zimbabwe crisis, says Obasanjo
- Zimbabwe to clamp down on World Cup protests
- Regional Contagion
- Its time to personalise this struggle
- Pain stopped play
- England stall over Zimbabwe boycott
- More MDC lawmakers arrested
- No deck chairs or umbrellas
4th Batch Posted 8/2/03
- African nations to drop Mugabe sanctions
- Chirundu: a Jewel, Land of Complexities
- Harare trial told of meddling by witness
- Soft Drink Shortage Resurfaces
- Mugabe on the back foot
- Mbeki mum on Mugabe
- Trial witness denies being paid for Mugabe tape
- NRZ passengers stranded
- MDC youths petition Obasanjo on Mugabe
- Government farm policy change lacks sincerity
- Africa must harness resources for development
- Maize crop under stress as dry spell continues
- Fighting colonial ghosts won't save Zimbabwe
- Save: the death of a once mighty river
- How can anyone be so blind to the injustice all around us?
- Forex scam rocks Airzim
- Innocent people may die as a result of this cricket match
- Thriving on controversies
- Government Orders More Price Freezes
3rd Batch Posted 8/2/03
- Letter to the Daily Telepgraph in the UK following Saturdays' train disaster in Dete
- 40 years later, Bizos pleads a similar case
- CFU REPORT 7 FEBRUARY 2003
- Three journalists arrested in Zimbabwe
- Nigeria, S.Africa oppose ''antagonising'' Zimbabwe
- Letting Mugabe off the hook
- IOC APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT
- Zimbabwe Opposition Leaders' Treason Trial Continues
- Bishops call for SA to intervene on Zimbabwe terror
- The Rat That Roared
- South Africa: The Downside of Liberation
- Setbacks for Gadhafi's dream of supremacy in Africa
- Former anti-apartheid activist to decide England cricket appeal on Zimbabwe match
- Agri SA press conference statement
- Mbeki climbs into WC debate
- England ask for ICC security briefing on Zimbabwe
- England make last stand
- Rebuffed England face Cup dilemma
- England lose final appeal over Zimbabwe switch
- England ready to forfeit match
- Media reflects on cricket world cup
- Zimbabwe Cricket Supporters for Democracy appeal
- Zimbabwe cricket boycott
- Letter to English cricket team captain
2nd Batch Posted 8/2/03
- Couple brutally murdered in Karoi
- A tale of chiefs, bribes and donkeys
- Mugabe must go
- "Enough is enough"
- Mythology and fabrication rampant
- Queue shortages a thing of the past
- No change of attitude by Zim government
- ZRP not able to conduct professional crowd control
- 'Mugabe finished'
- Zimbabwe's only exit
- Setback for Tsvangirai's defence team
- Treason trials nothing new to Zimbabwe's law courts
- Britain should pay compensation direct to farmers
- One million facing starvation in cities
- Government orders more price freezes
- We should not be forced to confront Mugabe
- Zimsec have messed up people's lives
- Lawyer grills doctor on post-mortem findings
- Ben-Menashe turns court into mini-comedy session
- Air Zim gives late Sally Mugabe's niece plum job
1st Batch Posted 8/2/03
- US sanctions regime toothless officials admit
- Heated Testimony Erupts in Tsvangirai Trial
- Zimbabwe Court Told Witness Made Up Treason Plot
- Made boasts of farm grabs
- Villagers failing to obtain Ids
- Mutare police to step up operations against touts
- Mugabe, Kibaki snubbed by cricket council
- Britain's hostility is undermining efforts to end the country's crisis
- Media Monitoring Project Zimbabwe January 27th - February 2nd 200
- No agreement reached with govt - CFU
- Govt turns to Iran for fuel
- Couple killed in cold blood as lawlessness mounts
- Mbeki, Obasanjo talks centre on Zim crisis
- Zim to run out of food next month
- Ben-Menashe a 'fraudster'
2nd Batch Posted 7/2/03
- 200 000t maize vanishes
- Senate passes Zimbabwe cricket motion
- World Cup: Zimbabwe not to play if matches shifted to SA
- MP says Zanu PF duo out to humiliate him
- Police guard at Nkala grave queried
- Mix-up leaves 80 without exam results
- Govt to fork out unbudgeted $715 billion in subsidies
- Zimbabwe sanctions elude EU
- Tatchell to seek Mugabe's arrest during Paris visit
- Zimbabwe Court Hears of 10-Day Plan to Kill Mugabe
- EU sanctions against Zimbabwe set to stay
- Zimbabwe witness 'a fraudster'
- No Local Beef Exports to the EU Yet
- Zimbabwe treason plot 'set up'
- Cricket chiefs meet to defuse Zimbabwe crisis
- Zimbabwe may boycott SA
- Reality of food shortages inconsistent with official figures
- Zimbabwe on the verge of economic collapse
- Harare short on clean water
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 25 - 6th February 2003
- JAG Communique RE food situation
- JAG Legal Communique
1st Batch Posted 7/2/03
- Joseph Chinotimba as a Member of Parliament
- MDC must cripple economy to dislodge Mugabe
- Ben-Menashe concedes video recording inaudible
- Violence breaks out in maize-meal queue
- Councillor accused of hoarding maize-meal
- Mugabe can't choose successor
- Zambia to offer free land
- Locals show little enthusiasm for cricket
- Govt drops charges against 41 white farmers
- ZBC reporter's huts set ablaze in farm row
- And now to the Notebook . . . Third Chimurenga journalism
- Justice must prevail
- Ndlovu proposes privately-run correspondence university
- Justice must prevail
- 'What future for Mugabe's Zimbabwe?'
- Zim left out of UK ivory deal
- NRZ needs US$100m to revamp network
- Zim looks East as sanctions bite
- Ari Ben-Menashe drags CIA into Tsvangirai trial
- Detained NCA members freed
4th Batch Posted 6/2/03
- 1.5m 'ghosts' voted in Zim election - census
- Is this Mugabe's new diplomacy?
- Barwe granted bail
- Trial postponed
- By-election dates set
- Zimbabwe make World Cup threat
- Life of the habitual border jumper
3rd Batch Posted 6/2/03
- Made finally admits to chaos in land reform
- Zanu PF land victim won't get compensated
- Tortured MDC activist dies
- What ugly secrets is the government trying to hide?
- Zimbabwe's Daily News 'being put to the sword'
- Security agencies take over doling maize-meal
- The kubatana newsletter - keeping you informed - February 5th 2003
- New breed of land grabbers rush for rich pickings
- CFU's allegiance better served assisting those living on berries
- Fuel price hike looms as shortages persist
- Journalists released without charge
- Rescue workers complete search
- Oil company in fuel mix-up
- Mnangagwa grilled on exit plan
- Man stabbed to death in maize grain queue
- Police arrest Mwonzora at gunpoint for heckling deputy minister
- Forex dealers back in streets
- War vets confiscate cement from shop
- EU renews efforts to extend Zimbabwe sanctions
- Mugabe's invite to Paris 'not provocative'
- Bardot Urges France to Withdraw Mugabe Invitation
Second Batch Posted 6/2/03
- Blair concedes 'limited options' on Zimbabwe
- Zimbabwean capital faces critical water problems
- Ex-spy set up sting to tape death plot
- Consultant Testifies in Zimbabwe Trial
- Witness drags CIA name into alleged Zimbabwe plot
- Ben-Menashe warned
- Video boosts Tsvangirai in treason trial
- UK 'put up £6m to oust Mugabe'
- Britain offered to finance Mugabe assassination - court told
- Opposition Sought Mugabe Murder, Harare Court Told
- Ben-Menashe a crook, say Tsvangirai's defence lawyers
- Zimbabwe Court Views Video Testimony in Treason Trial
- UK charities' hidden aid to Zimbabwe
- Tobacco production expected to plummet
- WOZA will walk against VIOLENCE on Valentines Day
- Mugabe, hand back Zimbabwe to its owners, the people
- Churches, not State, should call National Day of Prayer
- Noczim mum as fuel crisis worsens
- Business, labour demand commitment from Mugabe
- Consumers cry foul over new Zesa billing system
- MDC vows to punish Mugabe
- Mujuru, Tungamirai press Mugabe over succession
- NCA vows to press ahead with demos
- NRZ launches probe into train disaster
1st Batch Posted 6/2/03
- CFU REPORT 4 FEBRUARY 2003
- Police blamed over protestor's death
- Murder on Murrayfield Farm
- Food Shortages Worsening in Zimbabwe, Says World Food Program
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 23 - 4th January 2003
- Communiqué from David Conolly (Chairman of Justice for Agriculture)
- EU expected to renew travel sanctions on Mugabe
- JAG Open Letter Forum No 24 - 5th February 2003
- Greg Jerrett: Being human is tragic enough
- ICC to rule on Zimbabwe match on Thursday
- Australia considering fly-in/fly-out option for Zimbabwe game
- Mandela: Games should stay in Zimbabwe
- Press group blasts ICC
- ICC has anointed the devil with olive oil
- Aussie cricketers consider all options
- Zimbabwe game still in doubt as ACA hedges bets
- Zimbabwe doesn't want forfeit: Marsh
- ECB finally say no to Harare
- ECB support Hussain over Zimbabwe
- Change of heart
- A view from Zimbabwe - link to radio interview
- Lets not milk the Cows tonight
Second Batch Posted 4/2/03
- Zimbabwe mulls 'devaluation'
- Zimbabwe's judges remain defiant
- Government opts for sectoral devaluation
- Train disaster toll rises to 50
- Death toll up to 46 in Zimbabwe's worst train crash; signal man arrested and alcohol tested
- Tsvangirai's Trial Begins Amid Division in Zanu PF
- Tony Blair must ask for commitment from Thabo Mbeki
- Zimbabwe bars foreign reporters from treason trial
- Britain agreed Mugabe invite to Paris - Le Monde
- Zimbabwe in the dock
- AgriSA differs with minister on land reform in Zimbabwe
- Where are the heroes? (letter)
- Enforce the law humanely, but without fear or favour. "
- "Corn Crunchers"
- Zimerick competition
First Batch Posted 4/2/03
- On trial for his country
- Tsvangirai trial begins
- Police get rough at Tsvangirai case
- Baton-wielding police, furious diplomats and a politician fighting to save his life
- Police arrest two journalists and limit access to trial of opposition leader
- Top SA lawyer arrives to defend MDC leader
- War vets pensions up 80%
- Government has thrown out mission statement
- Daily News barred from meeting SA land delegation
- Harare residents urge MDC to spearhead change
- Probe into Sikhala's alleged torture ends
- Governor urges State to seize land
- The Weather
- Is this the rule of law in Zimbabwe?
- 1.5m 'ghosts' voted in
- Zimbabwe leadership hangs on hunger
- Fans warned to avoid Zimbabwe Cup clashes
- PM 'lied' on Mugabe tri
- Is this Mugabe's new diplomacy?
- JAG OPEN LETTER FORUM
- One hell of a place
- Chirac must deal with Mugabe
- How I count my blessings (1981)
Second Batch Posted 3/2/03
- 42 killed in train crash
- Tsvangirai says masses must organise themselves
- Chiefs eat cake with Mugabe
- Gvt meddling in Church matters-Ncube
- Govt intransigent over water
- Starving villagers blast government
- Police warned against torture
- 'Parliamentary committee's rescue plan futile'
- Prospects for 2003 agricultural season
- Signing of turnaround plan imminent
- Who will monitor the partisan police?
- Barmy farmers believe bull
- 'All he is doing is helping Mugabe'
- Tsvangirai's support down as he faces trial
- Hussain says players will bow to public opinion on boycott
- Cricket and war leaves old allies divided
- MDC criticism wide off the mark
- Mugabe ready to soften restrictions - Mbeki
- Govt to fund boycott
First Batch Posted 3/2/03
- Zimbabwe train crash toll rises to 46
- Mbeki highlights differences with UK '
- Police commanders openly support Mugabe'
- Hussain drops World Cup hint
- African Leaders Prepare for AU Summit
- HIGH LEVEL ZIMBABWE MEETING SET FOR FRIDAY
- Laughing Matters
- Birth of a nation: a vivid portrait of war-torn Zimbabwe
- Govt should put promises in writing - CFU
- Zimbabwe opposition urged to lead mass action
- Zimbabwe protests not ICC's responsibility
Second Batch Posted 2/2/03
- Geoff Nyarota: A Voice From the Political Wilderness
- England players dig in over Zimbabwe
- England caught in a moral dilemma - Michael Atherton
- Blair fails to win Mbeki's support
- Race and Rescue
- Leader's plea to halt Zimbabwe torture
- England are right to take in Zimbabwe experience
- The secret Zimbabwe policeman's cricket ball
- England players' union unhappy over ICC secrecy
- ECB in court over Harare match
- Downer warned that Zimbabwe match will turn violent
- I wouldn't play in Zimbabwe: Kirsten
- TV BLOWERS' RICIN TERROR
- South Africa Helps Libya Gain U.N. Human Rights Seat
- ICC corrupt; Origin update
- Toil, trouble for disunited nations
First Batch Posted 2/2/03
- Mugabe unshaken but stirred
- Zim land reform 'has done irreparable damage'
- Blair and Mbeki make new bid to get back on track over Zimbabwe
- AgriSA: Farms for pals
- Zimbabwe Still Mired in Violence and Corruption, Human Rights Group Says
- At Least 40 Killed as Zimbabwe Trains Collide
- Zimbabwe rail crash blamed on signalling error
- Wicket fears in Zimbabwe
- SA clerics try to heal Zim, Blair rift
- England players' unions want to see report
- EU still deadlocked on Zim
- Herald fabricated comments says envoy
- Coming out of the closet
- SA is implicitly standing surety for Zimbabwe
Second Batch Posted 1/2/03
- IS ZIMBABWE ON THE BRINK OF GENOCIDE?
- Farm Workers, Urban Vulnerable Need to Be Assisted, Report
- Foreign governments funding protesters, Zimbabwe claims
- Didiza's views on Zim hurt SA, says DA
- African food shortages ending everywhere except in Zimbabwe
- WFP assessment of Zimbabwean migrants in RSA’s Limpopo Province
- England dismay at Harare go-ahead
- All not well, says CFU
- Archbishop invited to mediate in Zimbabwe
- One Wonders!
- Al-Qaeda active in Zimbabwe: report
- Harvard Scholar Says "Regime Change Must Occur" in Zimbabwe
- African Scholar Suggests Political Options for Mugabe's Zimbabwe
- Kansteiner, Mubako Agree Zimbabwe Suffers. But Differ on Degree
- Zimbabwe Seeks Investor Help
- England players wait on boycott decision
First Batch Posted 1/2/03
- Zimbabwe Seeks to Close Indy Newspaper
- Minutes of ICC teleconference 30/01/03
- Cricket politicians lack moral fibre
- PCA criticises Zimbabwe decision
- U.N. Sees Zimbabwe Famine Rising
- MPs join campaign to finance Harare withdrawal
- Portugal blocks Harare sanctions
- Dying with money in their pockets
- NZ Cricket refuses to send Black Caps to Nairobi
- Mugabe barred from meeting teams
- Morgan wants Zimbabwe situation scrutinised
- Safety at Zimbabwe games cannot be guaranteed: former player
- JAG OPEN LETTER FORUM
- JOB OPPORTUNITIES: Updated 30th January 2003
- Deadline for DRC looters
- Witness identifies police assailants
- Reporters barred
- Ex-farmworkers accuse war veterans of harassment
- Rerunning Moyo's pre-Zanu PF writings would be great fun
- Worried Mugabe looks over his shoulder

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