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Memorandum submitted to the GPA principals
Postponement and deferment of the resolution of a problem should not be confused with its resolution. The road map to free, fair, transparent and popular elections should focus on addressing the glaring impediments to credible elections as the uttermost priority. We therefore call on the parties to the GPA to shift and realign their focus to this political imperative. Read more from the Zimbabwe Liberation Veterans Forum

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Welcome to Kubatana.net! This web site improves the accessibility of human rights and civic information in Zimbabwe. You can browse over 16,900 articles, reports and other documents. Use our Directory to contact a variety of NGOs, civil society organisations and social justice groups.

    Diamonds make Zanu-PF and MDC best friends - Mail & Guardian - Read more

    Zimbabweans yearn for leadership to stir national healing - Restoration Of Human Rights Zimbabwe - Read more

    Inside/Out with Tom Soper, All-rounder - Kubatana.net - Read more

    Xenophobia given a red card in South Africa - IRIN News -
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    Made in Zimbabwe with mediocrity - Masimba Biriwasha -
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    Youth in churches' demands on the new constitution - PENYA - Read more

    ZimRights educates farm workers - ZimRights - Read more

    Co-Home Affairs Minister Theresa Makone on Behind the Headlines - SW Radio Africa - Read more

    Restrictions of fundamental freedoms undermining credibility of constitution making process - AI - Read more

    COPAC completely useless: Dr Madhuku - National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) - Read more

    Zimbabwe urged to ensure transparency in the diamond industry - Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition - Read more

    Challenging Zimbabwe's bloated executive - Research and Advocacy Unit (RAU) - Read more

    Zimbabwe's street children challenge the illusion of change - The Guardian (UK) - Read more

    Constitutional Affairs Minister Eric Matinenga on Behind the Headlines - SW Radio Africa - Read more

Zimbabwe is not the only country failing to meet some or all of the basic requirements asked of diamond producing nations by the Kimberley Process. But Zimbabwe sets itself apart from the others because of the government’s brazen defiance of universally agreed principles of humanity and good governance expected of adherents to the Kimberley Process. As such Zimbabwe poses a serious crisis of credibility for the KP.
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