Force Mugabe to allow foreign election Observers

I know it is impossible to force a head of state to do anything but when it comes to Mugabe and the up coming Zimbabwean elections, remember that Mugabe and ZANU PF have never held or had a free and fare elections.
I urge the UN, USA, EU, Canada, Australia and AU (not that the AU would do anything) to make it known that any election result without foreign election observers, and peace keeping forces will not be accepted and  that at the slightest hint of violence, action will be taken.

It is our (MDC T) fear that the elections will either be rigged or when we win, that the army generals who on many occasions have stated that no other president other than ZANU PF will rule, would turn to violence and we do not need another Africa war.

i urge you to please see that no war is fought in Zimbabwe and to avoid this, we need your presence before, during and after this upcoming election.

Zimbabwe : Happy birthday

33 years ago, Bob Marley was in Zimbabwe singing as we celebrated independence.

I wonder what he would be singing today regarding Zimbabwe as we still fight and hope for independence and democracy.

As we count the displaced, comfort the widows, feed the hungry, comfort the tortured and pray for change, Zimbabwe, we remember your beauty and potential and we know that CHANGE is around the corner. Your glory days are in front of you.

I see years ahead filled with, happiness and no ZANU PF. I see decades of a nation prospering and a people united and firm on democracy. Zimbabwe, today especially, you in our thoughts and prays.

Ahead of June 2013 Elections, violence is growing yet again

Following the arrest of six MDC-T officials at a meeting held recently. Reports indicate that police arrested them on allegations of holding an illegal meeting.

In Mashonaland West, an MDC-T supporter sustained serious injuries after being attacked by alleged ZANU PF youths on March 25th.

Our  branch chairperson in ward 35 in Zvimba East, was assaulted at Somerby Estate, by eight ZANU PF youths. He was assaulted for attending the burial of a 12-year-old boy who died in a suspected arson attack last month conducted by ZANU PF youths.