Zimbabwe Open for Business, Code for International Finance Capitalism
Zimbabwe’s new president offered an open invitation to international capital investment and latecomers for Zimbabwe’s trek down the neoliberal development road.
International Issues & Antiwar Forum Series: About Zimbabwe
The Virginia Defender hosts IPS’s Netfa Freeman to help participants become better informed about what the Western Empire led by the U.S. is doing in Zimbabwe.
What Western Imperialism Is Up to in Zimbabwe
The media misrepresentation of recent events in Zimbabwe is just as dangerous as the efforts to appropriate its labor and land.
Clearing the Smoke and Mirrors Around Zimbabwe
The West, led by Britain and the U.S., have been engaged in a regime policy against the Southern African nation for the last 18 years.
Theater: The Convert
FPIF Co-Director Emira Woods will moderate a panel about women in Africa following the play, “The Convert.”
For $700 Million Mugabe Lets China Write Its Own Rules
For $700 million, Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is making China to be the exception to his new edict.
WikiLeaks VII: Our Man in Zimbabwe Flatters His Way up the Foreign-Service Ladder
Bush’s ambassador to Zimbabwe believed freedom would ring there.
Panel Discussion: ‘Today in Zimbabwe: Whats Really Happening On The Ground’
Magodonga Mahlangu & Women of Zimbabwe Arise, recipients of the RFK Human Rights Award, will host a discussion on what’s happening today in Zimbabwe.
This event is cosponsored by Africa Action, Amnesty International, the Institute for Policy Studies, and the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights.
Zimbabwe and the Battle of Ideas
Mugabe and Tsvangirai have a power-sharing deal. Will it work?
African Dictatorships and Double Standards
Washington has rightly condemned human rights abuses in Zimbabwe. So why not Equatorial Guinea?
Zimbabwe: More than Complicity of Silence
Questions regarding international efforts to bring about regime change.
‘Z’ is for Zimbabwe: Turmoil & Silence as a Country Potentially Unravels
Too many well-intentioned African Americans interpreted Zimbabwean developments through our lens here on the opposite side of the Atlantic.
Democracy Promotion Doublespeak
The United States needs to practice at home what it preaches abroad.
Zimbabwe Elections, News from Somalia
National Public Radio’s News & Notes.
Mugabe’s Role in Zimbabwe’s Downfall
National Public Radio’s Weekend All Things Considered