'The Family's' influence in Uganda is not so invisible anymore according to Jeff Sharlet, author of "The Family", an investigative look at a US fundamentalist group at the heart of Uganda's anti-gay ...
British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown has finally made it official. The British PM has raised "real concerns about Sri Lanka's bid" to host 2011 Commonwealth summit. The 60th Commonwealth Heads of Government...
The film "There's A Rhino In My House" is being shown in Harare, Zimbabwe by Imire Safari Ranch. The comments about the film presents a time to comment about the conservation efforts in Zimbabwe. Johnny Rodrigues of ZCTF has been kind enough to accept the underwriter's...
"Tens of thousands of children have been sexually abused in Zimbabwe in a growing epidemic that has shocked human rights activists. A single clinic in the capital, Harare, says it has treated nearly 30,000 girls and boys who were abused in the past four years ‑ an average...
Would it be too far fetched for me to assume that the world benefits from a broken Africa? If I was even so bold as to imply that an Africa in turmoil bodes well for a world economy that is sustained in part by the...
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Barry Artiste Op/Ed As heartbreaking as it is to hear and see when children die of hunger and disease, pointing the wagging fingers of accusations against western countries is ludicrous. For one, look to the governments of these countries first and find out how this can...
12 November 2009 [CG Note: London-based Burma Democratic Concern (BDC), founded in 2008, has been noted for its strong campaigns and lobbying activities both inside and outside Burma to restore democracy, human...
It is often said that the children are those who pay the price for the errors of adults. It is also evident that the same applies to the events in Zimbabwe. A journalist from the BBC visited the Family Support Trust Clinic and interviewed one of the pedaitricians.
According...
Georgette Gagnon of Human Rights Watch has alsked the Southern African Development Council to apply pressure on the ZANU-PF Government of Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.
The declarations come after the withdrawal of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangerai [MDC] from the National...
In a return to the era before the power sharing agreement, a Zimbabwe Opposition Figure will be going to trial. According to Judge Joseph Musakwa of the Mutare High Court, Roy Bennett will go on trial on November 9, 2009 under charges of terrorism. This is a Breaking News...
While the world is reeling from the financial crisis, Zimbabwe has been on the back burner. At the present time, it appears that the National Unity Government is falling apart. Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangerai announced on October 16,2009 that he was withdrawing...
Zimbabwe [besides being known for its natural beauty and the antics of its President Mugabe] is also recognized as a country where people with HIV and AIDS are stygmatized. It appears that a group of Zimbabwean Female Football [Soccer] Players want to change that.
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NATO SACEUR’S ADDRESS AT RUSI: LESSONS FOR AFRICA
Kudakwashe Kanhutu
RUSI, Whitehall, London 2 October 2009.
Admiral James Stavridis, the newly appointed NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe made...
A few days ago, I wrote an article about the deals between Swiss Multinational Nestle and Mugabe's wife. The story generated attention with Now Public readers and members of the staff. It also generated a boycott threat from various human rights groups. I can now write...
Jestina Mukoko received a permament stay from prosecution by the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe. The reason was her testimony has to how she was dragged from her home and beaten after being accused of plotting to overthrow the country's President Robert Mugabe.
Ms. Mukoko was...