Posts About Zimbabwe
Russia's Dangerous Hypocrisy
Countries such as Zimbabwe, Burma and Sudan will continue riding roughshod on their citizens because they know there's a bird of the same feather at the UN who can protect them.
Mugabe Finds Friends in African Union
Those eagerly expecting the African Union to loudly and harshly condemn Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe for terrorizing Zimbabweans and holding a one-man phony election are day-dreaming.
UN Condemnation Too Little, Too Late
The world should not punish the Zimbabwean people for not having oil to warrant international intervention like Iraq has.
Hold South Africa Responsible for Zimbabwe's Mess
South Africa stands in the way of Zimbabwe’s salvation.
UN Action in Zimbabwe?
Zimbabwe's chaos has brought about unprecedented cooperation in the UN, with even China and Russia switching sides to condemn Mugabe's government. So -- what should this united UN DO to force change?...
Tsvangirai's Lawyer Meets His Own Fate
As Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai seeks refuge at the Dutch Embassy, his lawyer Eric Matinenga languishes in jail.
Stand Up For Zimbabwe
It’s time for the international community to make a resolute demand that the democratic rights of all Zimbabweans be respected.
Fed Up With Mugabe
Give Mugabe a dose of his own medicine in Zimbabwe: use force. We’ve waited long enough.
Time to Intervene in Zimbabwe
South African President Thabo Mbeki's effective support for Robert Mugabe is absolutely disgraceful. Should Zimbabwe be razed to the ground before African leaders insist on change?
Intervention in Zimbabwe?
If Robert Mugabe refuses to give up power in Zimbabwe, should other nations intervene? How?...
Not Another Rwanda
The Bush Administration should use its political and economic influence to urge neighboring African leaders to stop apologizing for Mugabe and treating him as an equal. Mugabe should be isolated and the MDC leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, should be accepted as the elected leader and the legitimate voice of the Zimbabean people.
Evict the Politically Bankrupt
Other countries ought to encourage South Africa to be a forceful conduit and coordinator of international pressure and serve a bankruptcy and eviction notice on President Mugabe.
Zimbabwe at a Tipping Point?
Since the brutal attack on Zimbabwean opposition and civic leaders on March 11, and the strong international response against the Mugabe regime, speculation has grown that Zimbabwe is on the cusp of political change.
Mubage Will Lose His Grip
Johanessburg, South Africa - Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe will finally lose his grip on power. Meanwhile, former UN Secretary Kofi Annan might run for president of Ghana.
Africa's Power Players
Johannesburg, South Africa - Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi bounces back. Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe "Looks East" to China. Nigeria's president loses face and Thabo Mbeki rules on.
