Mugabe unleashes violence

Robert Mugabe’s Zanu PF supporters stormed Parliament in
Harare yesterday, beating MPs and journalists while women traders were
rounded up in Mbare and forced to attend their party meeting, as the
political situation in the country deterioratesfurther.

The Zanu PF mob caused mayhem inside parliament, forcing the cancellation of
business.

The violent scenes at parliament and in Mbare are the latest in a string of
violent events that have spread as far as Mutare, Chinhoyi and Masvingo,
where Zanu PF supporters forced parliamentary committees from carrying out
public hearings on human rights issues.

Human rights groups, churches and political parties have also reported a
spike in cases of politically motivated violence by Zanu PF and state
security agents since Mugabe started hyping talk of imminent elections.

Like it is - Mugabes solider to be tells some

“We were subsequently issued with bus and train warrants enabling us to
access transport on government expense.

The March election was generally peaceful and we cast our vote without
incident. Contrary to instructions given by the army that we vote Mugabe and
Zanu (PF), I cast my vote otherwise, as the wind of change was blowing too
strong to resist.

“As warned, on returning to the barracks we were subjected to a thorough
finger - tip inspection to fish out culprits who would not have participated
in the election.

Those with suspicious and doubtful ink marks were given thorough beatings.

“When the Presidential poll results took long to be announced, anxiety
started mounting among residents in and around Harare suburbs. One evening,
despite having not received military training, we were issued with military
uniform and baton sticks before being deployed to beat up people roaming
about suburbs such as Budiriro, Mabvuku, Glenview and others.

“We were operating in groups of eight under strict instruction to beat the
hell out of anything on two legs moving about in the night. Innocent
civilians on their day to day activities were caught in the cross-fire.
“Beating up civilians suspected to be MDC intensified with the creation of
torture bases across the country by Zanu (PF). The evil exercise became
routine until after the discredited Presidential election re-run.

“At army camps, especially commando barracks, we witnessed suspected MDC
activists brought to the camp for ‘political orientation lessons’ in the
form of severe beatings.

MDC MP Beaten Up by Zanu (PF

A Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) legislator
and five journalists were Saturday beaten up by hordes of Zanu (PF)
supporters who invaded the Parliament building to disrupt a public hearing
by a parliamentary committee on the Human Rights Bill

Mugabe in New York

This weekend Mugabe and some of his thugs will be in New York. May all zimbabweans in that area show up and show him that the only place he is welcome is at The Hauge

More Arrests in MUGABES Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe state media says police have arrested five employees of the finance
ministry, which is controlled by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's party.

Independent rights groups have decried what they call harassment of
Tsvangirai supporters by President Robert Mugabe's loyalists.

Police Arrest More MDC Leaders

On Sunday Mugabes Police detained two Cabinet ministers and about 20 other officials from Movement for Democratic Change. Hours later a local senior police officer in charge of the police station arrived, made some calls, and the group was freed without charge late Sunday.