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The Zimbabwe Exiles Forum is a Southern African non-political, non-profit and non-partisan organisation with an eye on the future of Zimbabwe. It was founded in 2003 in South Africa on the premise that political change that will usher in a democratic dispensation where human dignity and civil liberties are sacrosanct in Zimbabwe is inevitable.

ZEF is however concerned that little or nothing is being done to prepare for this change. In this regard ZEF is engaged in research, documentation, advocy, lobbying and litigation around issues of human rights in Zimbabwe 

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Zanu PF, Police Worst Torturers: ZimRights

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Victoria Falls, January 26, 2012–Zimbabwe Human Rights (ZimRights) NGO Forum
director, Abel Chikomo said Zanu-PF activists, police and army are the worst
torturers in Zimbabwe.

Addressing an anti-torture training workshop for Members of Parliament in
Victoria Falls on Tuesday , Chikomo said it was discovered that Zanu-PF
activists are the worst torturers in the country followed by police and
army.

“Zanu-PF activists are leading in terms of torturing Zimbabweans followed by
police and army.

People who are being tortured by Zanu-PF activists will be having opposing
views.

“We also discovered these torturers will be mostly working with state
security agents when dealing with their political rivals,” said Chikomo.

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Attempts to stop new constitution are absurd

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There have been several attempts to stop the drafting of the constitution to
the extent that the Parliamentary Constitutional Select Committee,
comprising MPs from Zanu (PF) and the two MDCs, have had to move the
drafters from one secret location to another.
25.01.1209:16am
by Dewa Mavhinga

The reasons put forward by Zanu (PF) supporters for seeking to stop the
drafting process are baffling. They argue that, from a ‘leaked’ version of
the draft, they do not agree with the contents because they do not reflect
the views of the people. They also argue that the drafters are coming up
with their own views unrelated to the wishes of ordinary Zimbabweans and
that the views of Zanu (PF) supporters are not reflected. Therefore
constitutional reform must be set aside, COPAC must be dissolved and the
inclusive government ended to make way for fresh elections.

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Mohadi raises hopes for Zim permit extension in SA

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By Alex Bell
26 January 2012

Zimbabwe’s co-Minister of Home Affairs, Kembo Mohadi has raised hopes that
more Zim citizens could get permits in South Africa, after stating that he
could reengage his counterparts on the issue.

In late 2010 South Africa launched a special dispensation period, allowing
Zimbabwean nationals to apply for work and study permits. This process
resulted in an estimated 275 000 Zimbabweans being approved for permnits by
the end of last year.

The end of the documentation project also effectively ended the moratorium
on Zim deportations, which had been in place since 2009. Those deportations
have since seen thousands of undocumented Zim nationals being sent back
home.

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Zimbabwe presses for SA permit extension

http://www.newzimbabwe.com/


25/01/2012 00:00:00
    by Staff Reporter

ZIMBABWE will approach South Africa over the possible extension of a
documentation exercise for Zimbabweans living illegally in the country, Home
Affairs Minister Kembo Mohadi has said.

South Africa insists there will not be a second phase of the programme after
255,282 Zimbabweans had their stay regularised under the current exercise
which officials say is nearing completion. The remaining 20,480 applications
are expected to be finalised by March this year.

Mkuseli Apleni, a director general with the South African Home Affairs
department, ruled out extending the exercise insisting: "We have said it is
closed forever. If there are those who did not take up that offer, they are
now here illegally."

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