Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Thursday, 17 March 2011 Today from VOANews.com Southern African Leaders to Examine Zimbabwe Crisis in Late-March Mini-Summit President Rupiah Banda of Zambia, chairman of the SADC troika on security and politics, will host the March 31 session Zimbabwe AG Says Unseated Parliamentary Speaker Remains Lawmaker Clerk of Parliament Austin Zvoma said electing a new speaker will be high on the agenda when the House resumes sitting March 22 Zimbabwe Minister Denies Excluding United Nations From Food Assessment Moses Jiri, a member of Parliament’s committee on agriculture, says his panel will not allow Made to play politics with food Nephew of Zimbabwe's President Mugabe in Move to Take Over Mobile Provider Former Telecel Chairwoman Jane Mutasa told Parliament that Telecel is operating with no license or senior management South African Law Disbanding Scorpions Ruled Unconstitutional Highest court says such investigative units must be independent Zimbabwe Parties Face Off to Contest Vacant Parliamentary Speaker Post Sources said Attorney General Johannes Tomana will advise Parliamentary Clerk Austin Zvoma that Lovemore Moyo should retain his vote Zimbabwe Court Grants Bail to Six Accused of Fomenting Egyptian-Style Revolt Signaling a continued crackdown on civil society, police in Harare late Tuesday raided the offices of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Human Rights Watch Urges Southern Africa to Adopt a Tougher Stance on Zimbabwe Human Rights Watch researcher Tiseke Kasambala said it should be clear to SADC that one side of the government is acting in bad faith IMF Sends New Mission to Zimbabwe Amid Talk of Corporate Seizures IMF officials are unlikely to be pleased by news that ZANU-PF has targeted Coca-Cola, Nestlé and banks with British parents Zimbabwe PM Tsvangirai Launches Regional Offensive As Crackdown Continues Sources said Tsvangirai was mobilizing regional support for a summit to tackle Zimbabwe's worsening political situation More News Headlines