MDC Mutambara faction deputy secretary general Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga is the source of the media mole story that was published by the newzimbabwe.com website that alleged that MDC Women’s Assembly chair Theresa Makone,MDC-Harare North., was dismissed from the talks, Metro has established.
(Fanning the flames: Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga,Mduduzi Mathuthu,newzimbabwe.com editor and Theresa Makone,MP )
The story was fed to Mduduzi Mathuthu the website’s editor and has since been proven to be untrue, but the website has neither retracted the story nor apologized for misleading its readers.
The story titled ‘Theresa Makone ejected from talks over leak’ published on 29 July 2008 had alleged that Makone was dismissed from talks after she was exposed as a media mole in the ongoing power sharing talks.
The story went further to claim negotiators from Zanu PF and the two MDC factions took a decision to feed Makone false informat...
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ZANU-PF clueless on Economy-MakoniFrom: zimbabwemetro.com
Post Date: 2008-07-17 09:28:03
Listern to interview with Simba Makoni
Simba Makoni, the former finance and econmic development minister has said the current economic and political crises facing the country are due to the failure of the ZANU-PF government leadership and said the ZANU PF has no clue how to fix the economy.
Speaking to VOA’s stuio 7 Makoni said Zimbabwe has the capacity to be the breadbasket not only to the Southern African region, but also to the entire African continent and beyond. He added tha...
more Statement by The Elders on the situation in ZimbabweFrom: zimbabwemetro.com
Post Date: 2008-07-17 06:24:44
Statement by The Elders at their Johannesburg meeting on July 16-18, 2008
July 17, 2008
As the Elders meet in Johannesburg, in the wake of a Zimbabwean election that African observers deemed to be neither free nor fair, the people of Zimbabwe are living in an atmosphere of continued political violence, their economy is in a freefall, and uncertainty is a central feature of their daily lives.
This crisis of governance must not be allowed to continue, for human lives and livelihoods are a...
more Tsvangirai right not to sign MOU-AnnanFrom: zimbabwemetro.com
Post Date: 2008-07-17 05:11:53
Former UN Secretary general Kofi Annan has implied that Morgan Tsvangirai was right not to sign the memorandum of understanding yesterday in Harare.
“Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai must be able to enter into a dialogue on an equal footing, as two leaders,” the former UN Secretary-General said during a speech last night at the University of South Africa, in Pretoria. ‘Progress can only be made when the conditions are right’, Annan told the gathering. ...
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