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“The best way to achieve justice in Zimbabwe is not through an international court, but through the domestic justice systems.”

Paul Sixpence (Centre Stage Media Arts Foundation) partook in the Transitional Justice Fellowship Program organized jointly by The Hague

James Nyawo, PhD Candidate at Middlesex University, partook in the Transitional Justice Fellowship Program organized jointly by The Hague Institute for Global Justice and The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation from 23 to 27 June 2014.

This year marks 15 years of the MDC’s existence. The party has been the official opposition in Zimbabwe but after suffering four splits over a decade and a half questions about its future arise. Kwangu Liwewe spoke to Morgan Tsvangirai and Tendai Biti, who is now the leader of MDC Renewal.

Zimbabwe is struggling to service its debts. Its Finance Minister, Patrick Chinamasa, says that the public has to be taxed more to help pay current and past debts. Critics however argue that tax hikes now, will kill off what little growth Zimbabwe has.

SA Home Affairs Minister explains new visa rules

As Zimbabwe’s economy sinks deeper, President Robert Mugabe turns East for assistance

A round table discussion on the topic, “Where are we with the Zimbabwe’s Indigenisation Policy”, organised by the Media Centre.

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) MPs disrupted Parliament during President Jacob Zuma’s response to the Nkandla saga.

ZICOSU addressing a press conference at the Media Center.

Twenty-one year old Zimbabwean businessman Takura Chingonzo got the chance to interview US President Barack Obama on stage at the US-Africa Business Forum in Washington.