"THE ZIMBABWE DIGEST: 8th HEADER!!"

Rev Mufaro Stig Hove: Cell 0749498923
RSA: skype "zimfinalpush":
mufarostig@gmail.com
@@@###@@@###@@@###@@@###@@@###@@@

ANTI-MUGABE DEMO AT LISBON!!!

IF VIDEO DOES NOT PLAY, PLEASE CLICK HERE BELOW!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yhmvkh_st8Y
@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@

"THE MILLION MAN MARCH"

IF VIDEO DOES NOT PLAY, PLEASE CLICK BELOW!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL4xswSaWVA
@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@
SAWEBS - Internet Solutions
Radar on your mobile plus FREE silent ringtone

*****************************************

*****************************************
Who are these people and what was happening here? Please send your replies to chinyavada1@yahoo.com . The correct response with the most detail will be published on this site!
Fire your boss

THE ARCHBISHOP PIUS NCUBE SHALL ALWAYS BE OUR HERO!!!

Custom Search
Web Exposure
SAWEBS - Internet Solutions

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

PRESS STATEMENT: PUBLIC PROTEST IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF KENYA!!

GLOBAL ZIMBABWE FORUM

in partnership with the

ZIMBABWE DIASPORA FORUM


PRESS STATEMENT


RE: Message of Solidarity with the People of Kenya

The Global Zimbabwe Forum in partnership with its local regional affiliate, the Zimbabwe Diaspora Forum would like to confirm that it successfully participated in a public protest outside the Kenyan High Commission in Pretoria, South Africa.

The event was held on the morning of Tuesday 8th January 2008.

The picket was organized by a network of South African based Kenyans who also extended a request to the Zimbabweans exiled in South Africa to participate in the march in solidarity with them.

The good news is that at least one full bus load of Zimbabwean activists managed to turn out in full force and helped to make the protest to be a huge success.

The Vice Chairperson of the Zimbabwe Diaspora Forum, Solomon ‘Sox’ Chikohwero was also given a chance to make a public address of solidarity at the event.

We would like as Zimbabweans in the Diaspora, to state in no uncertain terms our unequivocal stance on the following issues:

The outcome of the recently held Kenyan elections does not truly reflect the democratic will of the nation’s electoral majority.
We do not recognize Mr. Mwai Kibaki as the duly re-elected President of Kenya.
We also condemn the political motivated violence, rape and killings that have become an unfortunate outcome of the recent elections.
We urge all the interested political parties in Kenya to seek a common peaceful resolution to the current post electoral crisis in the country.
We endorse every current effort to mediate in the crisis particularly from Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Ghana’s President John Kufour.
We also extend our full appreciation to all the relief agencies such as the Red Cross that have already responded to the humanitarian crisis that has engulfed the Kenyan nation.
We urge all Zimbabweans and Africans in general to rise up and stand in solidarity with the struggling people of Kenya.


Issued in Johannesburg on Wednesday 9th January 2008 by



Mr. Daniel Molokele
Co-ordinator of the Global Zimbabwe Forum
Outgoing Chairperson of the Zimbabwe Diaspora Forum

Telephone: +27 72 947 4815
+27 72 238 9192
+27 79 434 4508

Website: www.zimcsoforum.org



Mr. Daniel Molokele
Pretoria
South Africa
Cell. +27 72 947 4815
Website. http://danielmolokele.blogspot.com

No comments: