Zimbabwe president warns bishops | President Mugabe has described the pastoral letter released recently by Catholic bishops as "political nonsense" and warned that the Government will treat them as political entities for taking that route (The Zimbabwe Herald)
Opposition mulls amnesty for Mugabe | For the first time, Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai said he is ready to discuss an amnesty for President Robert Mugabe if that would clear the way for the authoritarian 83-year-old leader to cede power (The Washington Times)
Whose agenda is the Roman Catholic Church pushing? | The recent political outbursts from the Roman Catholic Church show that it has allowed itself to be used as a tool for championing the opposition agenda under the guise of upholding Christian values. (Mukanya Makwira, The Zimbabwe Herald)
Mugabe warns Catholic bishops over politics | President Robert Mugabe has dismissed criticism from the country's Catholic bishops over his controversial rule as "nonsense" and warned that his government could start treating the clergy as political foes (Reuters)
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Very good to hear spiritual leaders come out to tell the truth to Mugabe's face. If Mugabe has not learned, let him ask what happened to the late Mobutu Sese Seko, late General Sani Abacha. They were tyrants to the teeth, but how did they ened up. Mugabe, be warned. Let us all pray for Zimbabwe. A country going down from a single man's greed.
Patrick
Posted: May 07, 2007 9:24 PM
Good to hear that the Catholic Bishops are speaking out on the issue.
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