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'Heads will roll' as Zimbabwe to probe violence by security forces in protests | IOL NewsZimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa said that misconduct by security forces reacting to protests over fuel price hikes would be investigated, but he added the increases were the right thing to do. no heads will roll. Motlanthe Commission recommendations went thru the shredder. Now another investigation. For what? Not the first time we have heard that line yet no heads ever rolled. The regime shld stop insulting people's intelligence and continue living true to their nature - unleashing violence of unarmed citizens. They cant stomach divergent views without resorting to violence
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Zimbabwe activist pastor Evan Mawarire wants bail | IOL NewsZimbabwean activist pastor Evan Mawarire will ask the High Court to free him on bail after his detention on subversion charges.
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Zimbabwe army says 'bogus' soldiers behind beatings at townships | IOL NewsZimbabwe's army said soldiers accused of beating residents in townships following protests over fuel price hikes were impostors who tarnished the name of the military. Mmmmm and I am the POPE !!! Why would they do this? Is there a fifth force? Who then controls these shock troops? Wow. They have more coordination than the existing army. Good that the 'real army' 'came to the rescue of the people'... Wait... they didn't? Oh? Were you watching TV? Not news channel I'm sure 😂
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Fear mounts after Zimbabwe soldiers accused of beatings | IOL NewsSoldiers beat people on the streets of Zimbabwe's capital and second city Bulawayo overnight, residents said.
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Zimbabwe High Court court rules internet shutdown illegal | IOL NewsThe Zimbabwean government's orders to shut down the internet in a bid to stifle protests last week were illegal, a rights group said on Monday.
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Outrage over reports of rape by Zimbabwe soldiers | IOL NewsA British member of parliament has expressed her horror at reports of Zimbabwean women being raped by soldiers during a violent crackdown on protesters.
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DA to announce party’s next steps to resolve #Zimbabwe crisis | IOL NewsThe DA says its leader will on Monday announce a 'set of immediate interventions' it will pursue in order to resolve the crisis occurring in Zimbabwe. DA won't resolve Zims problems. No capacity Lmao just before the elections😂, this is why I'm not voting. Waste of my time electing these fakes While they couldn’t resolve in-house matters 😳
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Hold Zimbabwe security forces to account for brutal crackdown: Amnesty | IOL NewsZimbabweShutdown: Amnesty International called on authorities to act swiftly to ensure security forces are held to account for 'ongoing brutal human rights violations, including torture, rape, beatings, and killing of civilians as the crackdown continues' Do u think typing it or just saying it n boom its gonna work nxaaa It is state sponsored violence, the authorities authorised the violence. The presidential spokesman has condoned it. So which authority if they are acting under instruction. And who really is going to hold them to account. I'd l8ke to meet that person or people and congratulate them. Please we all know that will never happen
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Zimbabwe rights groups slam army crackdown | IOL NewsZimbabwe human rights organisations have expressed concern about the continuing military crackdown, which they maintain is mostly targeting people living in townships and activists. MoyoPhatisani
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Zimbabwe opposition leader Chamisa barred from Tuku memorial concert | IOL NewsZimbabwean opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa was barred from attending a music concert organised in honour of the late music grandee OliverMtukudzi, who died on Wednesday in Harare. In case you calling for sanctions to be intensified....
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