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Mugabe and his Zanu PF are still believed to be insisting they will implement none of their outstanding commitments to the the 18-month-old Global Political Agreement (GPA) until targeted Western sanctions against him and his cronies are lifted.

author/source:European Union published:Sat 21-Feb-2004 posted on this site:Sat 21-Feb-2004 Article Type : Report The updated targeted sanctions against individuals in the Zimbabwe government

Pishai Muchauraya, MDC MP for Makoni South, said a house belonging to Robert Jack Saunyama, the party's provincial security officer, was burnt to the ground on Tuesday night. The MDC also claims that 10 houses were burnt down in Ward 5 in Buhera West.

Some of the relief groups mentioned in the report, including the Red Cross and Medicins Sans Frontiers, said it was sometimes difficult for them to know what goods have previously been transported in planes they contract for aid shipments.

In an interview with the Zimbabwe Times website at his home, Nkala said Mahachi was opposed to the illicit trade in diamonds from the DRC which involved senior government and army officials.

This first book was researched and written by the Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) and the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace in Zimbabwe (CCJPZ). 2000 copies of the original book have been published, and most have been sold.

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This book tells the story of Zimbabwe from the hopeful era of independence to the present reality of farm invasions, food riots, fuel queues and a terror campaign waged by Mugabe's supporters By David Blair ISBN 0-8264-5974-9

What happened in Zimbabwe? What turned an idealistic political visionary into a brutal autocrat?

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How the state-owned and independent press covered the 2000 elections.

The internecine fighting within the liberation movement.

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Mugabe and his Zanu PF are still believed to be insisting they will implement none of their outstanding commitments to the the 18-month-old Global Political Agreement (GPA) until targeted Western sanctions against him and his cronies are lifted.

The artist was arrested at the National Gallery in Bulawayo along with the gallery curator, BBC southern Africa correspondent Karen Allen said. Mr Maseko faces incitement charges and spent the weekend in jail.

Although the prime minister and his Movement for Democratic Change are theoretically equal partners in the coalition government with Robert Mugabe, the president, the reality is very different.