Mugabe threatens EU summit boycott

The opposition says it will boycott the 2015 General Election if the poll will be held using the current constitution.

President Mugabe welcomes Sadc executive secretary Dr Stergomena Lawrence Tax and director of Policy Planning and Resource Mobilisation Dr Angelo Eduardo Mondlane at State House in Harare yesterday. — (Picture by Tawanda Mudimu)
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter
ELEVEN Sadc Heads of State and Government have confirmed their attendance of the 34th Sadc Summit slated for August 17 to 18 in Victoria Falls. President Mugabe, who is set to assume the Sadc chair at the summit, opened a zanu-pf...

>US and African political leaders and corporate chiefs will get down to business Tuesday as Washington hopes an historic summit will trigger a surge in trade and investment between the two sides.

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CA to resume despite Ukawa boycott
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CONSTITUENT Assembly (CA) proceedings resume on August 5 as scheduled despite the boycott by a section of members known as the Coalition of Defenders of Citizen Constitution, UKAWA. Speaking to journalists on Friday, the CA Chairman, Mr Samuel ...
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Boycott fails in Tanzania
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Tanzania's Constituent Assembly (CA) members erupted into jubilation and fanfare on 2 October after deputy clerk Thomas Kashililah announced that a third draft constitution had sailed through. Today is a big day in the history of our country because we have ...

The coalition of Defenders of People’s Constitution (Ukawa) has said it will continue defending the second draft constitution outside the Constituent Assembly.

Some of Kenya's top athletes threaten to stop representing their nation at international competitions like the Olympics over new tax laws.

Members of the Coalition of the People’s Constitution (Ukawa) have reiterated that they will not participate in next year’s General Election under the current Constitution.

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Ukawa group slammed again over CA boycott
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THE ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) has reaffirmed its readiness to work with the opposition to rescue the process of writing the new constitution, but stressed that any discussion should take place in the Constituent Assembly (CA) and not otherwise.