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On 5 May, members of Women and Men of Zimbabwe Arise
took to the streets of Bulawayo to call for an end to the politically
motivated violence that has left more than 20 people dead in the last
few weeks. The protest was also part of WOZA’s participation in
the ‘make your vote count’ campaign. Ironically the peaceful
protestors were met with brutal violence by the Zimbabwe Republic Police
(ZRP). At least 59 have needed to seek medical attention for injuries
caused by baton sticks or being hit by a police vehicle. Read
more
Phone
Bulawayo Central Police Station on +263 9 72515, +263 9 61706 or +263
9 63061 and ask police why peaceful demonstrators who were calling for
an end to violence were beaten so badly.
Index of articles - March 29, 2008 elections
Results
- Presidential election
- Senate & House of Assembly election results:
-- Winning candidates by province
-- Votes cast by province - includes downloads - ZEC officials telephoned on May 05 claim they
are 'unable' to make re-count results public beyond the posting of
results at counting centres.
Post-election violence
- Index of post-election violence - articles and images
- Information alert 7 - Politically motivated violence continue in the provinces - ZPP - Read more
- Violence and torture in post-election Zimbabwe - April 2008 - Power point presentation with images - Read more
All ideologies end up killing people. If you separate love
from nonviolence you turn nonviolence into an ideology, a gimmick.
Structures that are not inhabited by justice and love have no
liberating or reconciling force, and are never sources of life.
- Jean Goss
Dies Irae: A report on the current situation in Zimbabwean creative writing - Patricia Alden - Read more
Too scared for school: the plight of Zimbabwe's teachers - Times (UK) - Read more
Baseline conditions must be met by the authorities if a second
presidential election is to be acceptable in law and practice -
ZLHR - Read
more
Presidential results and run off rules - Bill Watch 18/2008 - Veritas - Read more
Colors Magazine: Showing you the unexpected - Taurai Maduna interviews Benjamin Joffe-Walt - Read more
The inconvenient truth (Part II): A complete guide to the recount of votes - Idasa - Read more
What strategy of resistance? - Dale McKinley - Read more
Three strikes - Not out - Mary Ndlovu - Read more
The complexities of Zimbabwe - Chido Makunike - Read more
The 'totalitarian temptation' in Zimbabwe - Paul Trewhela -
Read more
Operation glossary - a guide to Zimbabwe's internal campaigns - IRIN News - Read more
Political violence report - March 2008 - Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum - Read more
Report on meeting between civil society representatives and SADC Election Observer Mission - NANGO - Read more
From Darfur with love - The Guardian (UK) - Read more
Children of despair - Mail & Guardian (SA) - Read more
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