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Why courts can’t save democracy in Africa
Recent judgments in Kenya and Malawi are encouraging. But democratic reform is impossible unless presidents and electoral commissions play their part
Chamisa snubs Mnangagwa dialogue call
Chamisa, who insists he won last July's presidential elections, says he's in favour of dialogue but only talks are called by a neutral party
Security forces to blame for Zim post-election fatalities
Motlanthe commission of inquiry into the post-election violence in Zimbabwe blames ‘overwhelmed’ army and police
Privileged people don’t need politics
It is the poor people of Zimbabwe who cannot escape into well-lined fortresses or go abroad
Zim to probe post-election violence
The seven member team comprising local, regional and international individuals, will look into events preceding the violence on August 1
Zambia deports Biti, defying court order
Tendai Biti fled to Zambia on Wednesday, reportedly facing charges at home of inciting post-election violence
Senior Zimbabwe opposition figure Biti arrested at border: lawyer
Biti was arrested as he tried to flee to neighbouring Zambia to seek asylum
Zim opposition in court over post-election violence
At least six people died after troops in the capital Harare opened fire on demonstrators on Wednesday
Uncertainty hangs in Harare’s air
By Thursday the dust had settled in Harare’s city centre. There was little evidence of the violence that had erupted the night before
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