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Tag: Brian Raftopoulos

Home›Posts Tagged "Brian Raftopoulos"
  • Politics
    By rethinkingzim
    October 7, 2013
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    Still no proof Mugabe rigged elections, according to new Solidarity Peace Trust report — by Peta Thornycroft

    Zanu PF’s landslide election “˜victory’ was probably at least partly the result of five years hard campaigning for new voters, as there is still no proof ...
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  • Politics
    By rethinkingzim
    July 19, 2013
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    Kenya, Zimbabwe, and South Africa: Violence and Transition in Post Settler-Colonial States — by Brian Raftopoulos, Solomon Mungure, Nicky Rousseau and Masheti Masinjila

    The recently concluded elections in Kenya against the background of the electoral violence of 2007, the anticipated election in Zimbabwe in 2013 with the memory of ...
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  • Politics
    By rethinkingzim
    July 15, 2013
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    REVIEW: The Hard Road to Reform: the Politics of Zimbabwe’s Global Political Agreement — reviewed by Timothy Scarnecchia

      Brian Raftopoulos (editor), The Hard Road to Reform: the Politics of Zimbabwe’s Global Political Agreement (Harare: Weaver Press in association with Solidarity Peace Trust, 2013) ...
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  • Politics
    By rethinkingzim
    March 9, 2012
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    Zimbabwe: The Shadow of Elections — by Brian Raftopoulos

    This piece first appeared at Solidarity Peace Trust‘s Zimbabwe Update No. 4, 9 March 2012. A great tragedy of the Mugabe regime has been the deconstruction ...
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  • Politics
    By rethinkingzim
    March 1, 2012
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    Debating ‘Becoming Zimbabwe: A History from the Pre-colonial Period to 2008’ — by Joost Fontein

    The editorial team of Critical African Studies is delighted to announce the publication of its 6th issue. It contains a critical debate engaging with a recent, ...
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  • Politics
    By rethinkingzim
    May 25, 2011
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    The effects of North Africa events on Zimbabwean Politics, by Brian Raftopoulos

    The following editorial was first published as Solidarity Peace Trust: Zimbabwe Update No.1.  March 2011. The effects of the events in North Africa on Zimbabwean Politics. ...
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