Posts in the Zimbabwe Category at The Southern African Liaison Office, Page 9

The Threat of “Normalising” Authoritarian Rule in Zimbabwe – By Brian Raftopoulos

Solidarity Peace Trust By Brian Raftopoulos Since the end of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) in 2013, a SADC facilitated

This topic was borne out of and sought to be a continuation of the discussion generated in our successful 2015 workshop

March 9, 2016 SALO

9 March 2016 In this piece, University of Johannesburg PhD student, Tamuka Charles Chirimambowa, examines the possible permutations of the

An unimaginable loss has happened. Our phenomenal intellectual Pan African giant on land issues, Professor Sam Moyo, has died following

In an insightful commentary on the current state of Zimbabwe politics, Joost Fontein writes about the prevalence of despondency in

April 1, 2015 SALO

Post 31st of July 2013; the Western Community has signalled or started engaging and normalising relations with Zimbabwe after close

Below please find RAU’s latest opinion paper on Women’s experiences with elections in Zimbabwe: Women and Elections in Zimbabwe Insights

Kenya, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Mozambique, Madagascar 6 February 2014, Pretoria Hon. Obed Bapela, Deputy Minister in the Presidency and Head of

South Africa believes that Zimbabweans have the responsibility to ensure that the reforms, not yet carried out in their country,

Paper presented by Dr Showers Mawowa – SALO Senior Researcher at APPRI Zimbabwe Diamond Conference – 30 October 2013 Click