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The Big Saturday Read: The law and politics of the Diaspora Vote

  • July 23, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

A number of people have enquired about the issue of voting rights of Zimbabwean citizens currently living abroad, the Diaspora, as they are often referred to. The issue itself is usually described as the Diaspora vote. With the growth of the…

  • Big Saturday Read, Elections, Human Rights
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Mugabe and the revolt of the war veterans

  • July 22, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

From Mgagao to 21 JulyIn October 1975, a group of young and radical ZANLA guerrillas stationed at Mgagao, a military training camp based in Tanzania, authored a document, now famously known as the Mgagao Declaration. In that document, the guerrillas…

  • Politics
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Manual on citizenship rights in Zimbabwe

  • July 21, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

Citizenship is one of the most important rights in the Constitution of Zimbabwe. It’s about belonging, identity and access to rights, benefits and privileges. A section of the Constitution, Chapter 3, deals specifically with the issue of citizenship, while parts…

  • Commentary, Human Rights
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On the Stream with Al Jazeera: Debate on #ThisFlag Movement

  • July 20, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa
  • Commentary
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Second legal note on the new charge against Evan Mawarire

  • July 19, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

I understand the police have revised their charges against Pastor Evan Mawarire and that they are now charging him for allegedly “subverting” the constitutional government of Zimbabwe. This charge is based on section 22(2) of the Criminal Law (Codification) Act…

  • Commentary, Human Rights, Succession
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Legal note on the arrest of Evan Mawarire

  • July 12, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

Uncategorized Police in Zimbabwe have arrested Pastor Evan Mawarire, the man behind the #ThisFlag citizens’ movement which has been expressing citizens’ concerns over matters of governance, corruption and socio-economic challenges in the country in recent months. This comes in the…

  • Commentary, Media
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Kereke, Tomana and the cost of political patronage

  • July 12, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

On 11 July 2016, Dr Munyaradzi Kereke, the ZANU PF MP for Bikita West constituency, was found guilty of raping a minor child, who was also a relative. It was the conclusion of a long-drawn legal saga which started in 2010…

  • Politics
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The Big Saturday Read: Citizens’ movement and the resurgence of the repressive state in Zimbabwe

  • July 8, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

A young man is dragged out of his room, his pair of trousers half done, without shoes. He tries desperately to pull up his trousers, but they won’t allow him. He pleads for mercy. But they don’t listen and they…

  • Big Saturday Read, Media
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When Chinamasa came to London

  • July 6, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

There was a certain irony to events in London yesterday, where an official delegation of the Zimbabwean government, led by Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa was in the British capital to attend a specially organised investment conference. Inside the airy conference…

  • Commentary
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The Big Saturday Read: Remembering 27 June − probably the darkest chapter in Zimbabwe’s electoral history

  • July 1, 2016
  • Alex Magaisa

The burden of memoryIn the end, they only managed to identify him because of a distinctive ring that he kept. His skull was crushed. The eyes had been gouged out. They had cut off his tongue. A bullet had violated…

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About Alex Magaisa

Alex Magaisa

Lawyer & Academic based at the University of Kent, UK. Formerly Technical Advisor in the Zimbabwe constitution-making process 2012 & also Adviser to the Prime Minister of Zimbabwe. LLB (University of Zimbabwe), LLM & PhD (Warwick). I write about law and politics in Zimbabwe. My writing focuses on legal and political matters as well as the social stories of ordinary people..

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