UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, says opposition figure Tendai Biti’s forced return to Zimbabwe after he’d sought asylum in neighboring Zambia was “a serious violation of international refugee law”.
A false new dawn for Zimbabwe: what I got right, and wrong, about the mood
The ruling Zanu PF party’s new parliamentary majority and the military’s post-2018 election killings in Harare cast doubt on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s promise of a new dawn for Zimbabwe after Mugabe.
Zimbabwe’s 2018 elections failed to pass the credibility test
A coalition of Zimbabwean civic society organizations convening under the banner of Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition says Zimbabwe’s 2018 harmonized elections failed to pass the credibility test and “seem to have betrayed the national aspiration”.
ZEC “cooking” the results of Zimbabwe’s first post-Mugabe elections?
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has delayed announcing the outcome of Zimbabwe’s first post-Mugabe elections, raising opposition fears that the commission is trying to manufacture victory for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the ruling Zanu PF party.
Canada’s moral obligation to mediate in the event of a post-election crisis in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s first presidential elections without Robert Mugabe on the ballot are likely to end in a crisis requiring mediation by Canada and other neutral members of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the international community.