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Just in case anyone thinks that unity is just about to break out in Zimbabwe I have collected some of today's Zim news with a prayer request.  Read more »

There are some western leaders who have been reticent to speak out against Mugabe on account of our own sad colonial history. They have preferred only to be seen to follow African leaders' condemnation of the horrific illegal regime in Zimbabwe. For myself two wrongs never did make a right. Just because we have a history which is far from perfect so that is no reason to stand by in silence now while another crime of similar magnitude is committed. That would be to condone the increasingly illegal actions of Mugabe's regime taking place now. Read more »

I thought you might be interested in the Eyes on Zimbabwe campaign. It's up to us to fight for human rights in Zimbabwe. Read more »

I was privileged the day before yesterday, Saturday 24 May, to spend a few hours keeping vigil outside Zimbabwe House, London. But you know the end of the day I was free to return home to one of the safest towns in one of the safest counties in one of the safest countries in the world.  Read more »

Anglican Archibishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and South African, joins the public call for international peacekeeping force in Zimbabwe as reported in this article.

Mr Tutu said Mr Mugabe must be told he could either lead an illegitimate government and live with the consequences, "for example an indictment before the International Criminal Court due to the grave human rights violations" in his name, or accept a "soft landing" by resigning and perhaps living in exile. Read more »

The question is how many more Bishops, Archbishops, Doctors, Civic Societies, Ambassadors, Charge d'Affaires, teachers, government officers, and very ordinary women and men of honour will it take to persuade Mugabe that enough is enough...?! Read more »