Entering the nerve centre of Mugabe's enforcers

Article Abstract:

A journalist explains how he was questioned by law enforcement agents acting for Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe. His determination to remain in the country is emphasized.

Freedom of the press

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Why I am on Mugabe's hit list. And why I will stay to tell the truth

Article Abstract:

A journalist who appears on a list of people to be targeted by associates of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe explains why he plans to remain in the country. He emphasizes the importance of drawing international attention to what is happening there.

Freedom of speech

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Mugabe silent on promise to end farm occupations

Article Abstract:

The Zimbabwean government has promised to stop the black occupation of white farms in return for UK support for the land reform programme. However, it remains uncertain whether this policy has the support of President Robert Mugabe.

International Affairs, Civil Conflict, Civil war, Race relations, Land reform

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