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Zimbabwe Prime Minister Says Not Opposed to Reunification of Breakaway MDC Faction
Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai does not rule out re-uniting with the breakaway faction of his Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) led by Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara as long as the splinter party is amenable to the idea, an online...
Regional Growth Fund to Help Areas And Communities Affected By Public Spending Cuts in the UK
United Kingdom Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has launched a £1 billion Regional Growth Fund to help areas and communities at risk of being particularly affected by public spending cuts. The fund, which will operate in 2011/2012 and 2012/2013 will...
Prime Minister of Zimbabwe Calls for Unity of Purpose As Constitution-drafting Process Stalls
As the country prepared to launch public consultations on a new constitution, Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has called for unity of purpose, warning that partisan politics could torpedo the process towards the drafting of the much-awaited...
Movement for Democratic Change Sets January 15 Deadline to Conclude Zimbabwe Political Deal
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), led by Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has set a 15 January 2010 deadline to break the country’s power-sharing deadlock, failing which the dispute should be referred for regional arbitration, a spokesperson...
Zimbabwe Leaders to Reveal Constitutional Commissions Next Week
Principals to Zimbabwe’s global political agreement (GPA) have agreed on the composition of three out of the four proposed constitutional commissions and the members will be announced next week, one of the parties announced Wednesday. Prime Minister...
5th Africities Summit Opens in Morocco
The fifth 5th Africities summit opened on Wednesday in Marrakech, Morocco with Kenya’s deputy Prime Minister, Musalia Mudavadi saying that the global financial crisis portends a grim picture for Africa due to her disadvantaged position in the world...
Zimbabwe Officials Fail to Meet for Talks to Resolve Power Sharing Dispute
Zimbabwe’s main political parties have failed to meet for talks to resolve the country’s power-sharing dispute amid revelations that some of the negotiators had snubbed the negotiations and traveled abroad. The delay in convening a meeting of negotiators...
ZANU PF Responsible for Almost 90% of Breaches of the Unity Government Agreement
Zimbabwe’s ruling party, ZANU PF, is responsible for almost 90% of breaches of an agreement that paved the way to the formation of the country’s unity government, a Coalition of civil society groups Sokwanele said Sunday in Harare the capital. The...
