• Eleven houses torched in eastern Zimbabwe
• Police report upsurge in political violence in Zimbabwe
• Money pledged for Zim farms
• Zimbabwe’s military joins foreigners in diamond venture
• Crowds flock to Zimbabwean healers who claim to cure AIDS
• Outspoken white farmer, opposition politician to return to invaded farm
• Auret urges Pope to throw Mugabe out
• Africa's lost recovery

• CFU UPDATE - WEDNESDAY 31 MAY 2000
• Another white farmer killed in Zimbabwe
• Anti-British protest in Harare, Thursday, 1 June, 2000, 21:32 GMT 22:32 UK -BBC
• Zimbabwe troops to pull out of DRCongo by end of June:
• Mugabe lashes out against "wicked" Britain

• CFU LAND INVASIONS UPDATE THURSDAY 1 JUNE 2000
• Whites live in fear in Zim's tourist north
• Zimbabwean war veterans hold British diplomat and family hostage

• Disbelief at loss of a home and livelihood
• Ian Smith farm among 804 in Mugabe grab
• Mugabe gem sales link to poll observer
• UP FOR GRABS
• Cash-strapped Zimbabwe government has ordered millions of dollars worth of military hardware
• U N Secretary General Kofi Annan calls off visit
• ZIMBABWE'S demoralised white farmers face prospect of ruin
• Mugabe land seizures force hundreds of farm owners to flee
• Riot police outnumber supporters at opposition rally
• Oppenheimer family will fight back

• CFU - Farm Invasion Report - MONDAY 5 JUNE 2000
• HORRIFIC TALES OF RAPE, MURDERS, BEATINGS AND DISAPPEARANCES...
• Hidden victims of Mugabe's election campaign
• Zimbabwe needs your help!! - MDC campaign
• Warning : attacks on ladies
• Situation Report, 31May, commercial farming areas.
• Methodist Church calls for new leadership
• Comment from The Daily News, 1 June 2000 ~ We can easily rewrite our story
• UK Conservatives slate Mugabe
• Opposition leader likens Mugabe to baboon stealing crops
• Do you believe the June elections in Zimbabwe will be free and fair??

• Bill To Halt Zimbabwe Aid Approved
• Mugabe Seeks New Land Seizures
• Morgan Tsvangirai of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change is leading the fight against strongman Mugabe
• Mugabe Considers Seizing All White-Owned Farms
• Denmark Offers Funds If Violence Ends
• Zanu-Pf Responsible For Torture -- Study
• Zimbabwe Police Holding Cuban Defectors - Diplomats
• War threat if election rigged
• The West must send a message to Mugabe
• Why are Zanu PF leaders quiet?
• Zimbabwe attack on white judges
• NCA opposes Zanu PF plans to use Parliament to change Constitution
• Harare scandal envoy forced to quit
• Zim health bodies plead for ‘safe zones'
• Firms 'plotting economic chaos'
• Fuel pumps run dry
• Call To Delay Poll If Farm Invaders Stay
• EU observers' warning on Zim elections
• Liberators’ Platform welcomes directive
• Political crisis cripples Zim healthcare
• Threatened farmer files charges against Zanu PF
• Poll squabble may land Mugabe in court
• War vets look to Eastern Europe for help
• Catholic bishops condemn violence
• Zimbabweans resurrect some battered pride
• VOTERS ROLL
• Living through the week from hell

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• Amnesty accuses Zimbabwe
• US Sanctions Would Hurt Zimbabwe People -Opposition
• Mugabe Says Farmers Will Die If They Resist Squatters, AFP Says
• Mugabe has urged landless Namibians to follow
• Zimbabwe's Gold Industry Could Close in Six Weeks, DPA Says
• Thousands missing from roll
• Zimbabwean commercial farmers due in Mozambique
• The United States upped the level of rhetoric against Zimbabwe
• The Cuban government denied
• Zim's Message to SA: ZANU-PF Needs You
• Law & Order
• Letters of protest - from Albert Weidemann

• Stealing the ballot (Financial Gazette 8 June 2000) -
• Sheer hypocrisy - John Sogolani, Harare. Letters to the EDITOR
• Mbeki’s actions speak louder than words - Letters to the EDITOR
• New motto: go for broke - Letters to the EDITOR
• Mugabe regime has outlived its usefulness
• Zimbabwe Police Vow Order, Opposition Slams Mugabe
• UN pulls out of election process in Zimbabwe
• South African DP pleased to be part of SA delegation to Zimbabwe

• Zimbabwe's Government Prints Money to Fund Campaign, Paper Says
• Thousands missing from roll
• Judges face the sack?
• Mugabe gets his ban on British poll observers
• Muckraker
• Mugabe's threats against Zimbabwe's white farmers
• NDI CALL TO END STATE OWNED MEDIA BIAS WELCOME
• More Voters' Roll Irregularities
• Zim Police Act for First Time to Evict Farm Invaders
• Zim farmers in Australia

• UN pulls out of Zimbabwe poll
• Mugabe's reign of terror
• Mugabe Attacks U.N. Over Zimbabwe Poll Observers
• Zimbabwe Criticizes U.N. Monitoring
• Zimbabwe bishops condemn violence, urge free poll
• Zimbabwe Ministers to Invest in Diamond Company, FT Says
• Commonwealth mission expects full Zimbabwe access
• Zimbabwe Observers To Carry On
• 'Deranged' Mugabe to seize more land
• ANC rapped for supporting violence
• Violence could lead to results being nullified, says judge
• Zimbabwe to Stage Biggest Ever Elections
• Mugabe to Expel Party Members Running as Independents in Poll
• Commonwealth Chief Doubts Fair Zimbabwe Polls

• Mugabe mob terrorises villagers as observers look the other way
• Mugabe win set to be rejected by UK
• Zim refuses UK electoral expert entry
• Mugabe denys electioneering gimmick
• Lone farmer defies poll death threats
• Mugabe seizes control of independent poll observers

• CFU - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - MONDAY 12 JUNE 2000
• CFU - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - SUNDAY 11 JUNE 2000
• CFU - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - SATURDAY 10 JUNE 2000
• $100 fee for Zimbabwe monitors
• 30th MDC supporter dies in violence
• Who will be first past the post?
• Mugabe and his ruling
• party are whipping up hatred
• Record number of candidates are
• contesting elections as independents
• Winnie Madikizela-Mandela
• ZimNews - 11 June 2000 - various articles

• CFU Farm Invasion Report - 13 June 2000
• MDC vs ZANU PF - comment
• Why the oppositions campaign is easier
• Mugabe sets limit on EU polling monitors
• Zimbabwe criticised over election tactics
• Mugabe blames murdered white farmer for starting war
• A History Lesson
• From the MDC - ELECTION DIARY & news articles

• Shot farmer's widow hits back at Mugabe slur
• Waiting for the letter...
• Saturday 27 May 2000 : Zimbabwe this Week (High Court & the campaign ... )
• Zimbabwe Opposition Says Voters' Roll in Disarray - HARARE (Reuters) May 27 3:16 PM ET
• Village life not safe from Zimbabwe's violent politics - Reuters - May 28 2000 2:59AM ET
• Dead men voting mar Zimbabwe rolls - opposition - Reuters - May 28 2000 5:29AM ET
• "Oh well that is Africa" ....
• The Unleashing of Violence
• BOTTOM LINE
• Mexico for resettlement?

• Are We In For A Fight Or It's Just A Farce?
• Mugabe accused of 'state terrorism'
• Mugabe gets his ban on British poll observers
• National Report - New Poll Regulations Rejected
• Threat of farm seizures causes financial chaos
• Crying for the return of land
• Judges face the sack?
• Fuel shortages disrupt Mugabe's election campaign
• Zimbabweans Cross Into Botswana In Search Of Petrol
• Congo War Blamed for 1.7M Deaths
• World Bank turns down Zim appeal
• US Senate threatens to cut Zim aid
• US Sanctions Would Hurt Zimbabwe People - Opposition
• MDC predicts poll victory
• MDC candidate flees Gutu following death threats
• Western Media Condemned For Distorting Facts on Land Issue
• South Africa Demands End To Violence
• Zimbabwe court affirms polls date
• Court action over voters' register
• Court denies war veterans, Zanu PF supporters bail
• Suspected poachers caught, war vets threaten reprisals in Midlands
• UNHCR meets Cuban asylum seekers
• Zim landowners extorted
• Top Zanu PF leaders call for end to violence
• "The toughest time since the farm invasions started"

• Zimbabwe News - Collection of articles
• Hope for Zimbabwe
• To vote or not to vote?
• Adopt a Polling station....

• Mugabe threat to grab UK firms
• Candidate tells tale of terror
• Zimbabwe fear spreads
• Mugabe's mine plans condemned
• ZANU-PF Party have seizes opposition identity cards
• CFU - Farm Invasion Reports - WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE 2000 ; THURSDAY 15 JUNE 2000
• MEDIA REPORTED ELECTION RELATED VIOLENCE
• Report from an Urban worker with a rural home near St Paul's Mission, Murewa
• VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION SOARS 10 DAYS BEFORE VOTERS GO TO THE POLLS
• Media Update
• US recovery program (source unknown)

• Winnie visits Zimbabwe's farms
• Mugabe feels sorry for Hansie
• 'Conflict gem' trade targeted
• Zimbabwe has run up a 35-million-dollar (36.5-million-euro) debt
• Mines are next target on Mugabe's list
• ZESA (ZIMBABWE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY AUTHORITY)

• HEARTACHE and happiness marked Roy Bennett’s homecoming
• CFU - Farm Invasion Report - FRIDAY 16 JUNE 2000
• A Property Owner's Nightmare
• Put the blame where it belongs
• Telling farmers how to vote
• Diamonds may not be forever
• Zanu PF supporters attack, injure farm workers
• Farmer (Oates)shot dead in suspected robbery attempt
• MDC to challenge suspect result
• Shamuyarira snubs Brits
• Opposition boost in Zimbabwe
• Mugabe threat 'will destroy our economy'
• Mugabe sets sights on 'all British firms'
• I spent years of terror as wife of squatters' leader

• MDC Appeal for help
• A letter from Zim amended to protect identities.
• RGM's castle???
• VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION SOARS 10 DAYS BEFORE VOTERS GO TO THE POLLS
• When Hitler Hunzvi becomes President
• CFU Farm Invasion Update - Saturday 17 June 2000
• A baboon for President?
• Turnout blow for Mugabe
• MDC's colourful campaign
• Smith can keep his head - Mugabe
• Prayer
• Media Update
• Stand up for Zimbabwe & 13 million people

• Zimbabweans flee
• Zimbabwe opposition faces key test at major rally
• Mugabe: Zimbabwe is for Blacks - The Associated Press - Jun 17 2000
• Turnout blow for Mugabe - BBC: Saturday, 17 June, 2000
• Some 25,000 turn out for opposition rally in Zimbabwe - Sunday, June 18
• Mugabe sets sights on 'all British firms' - Times UK - 16 June 2000
• Zimbabwe Pres Denies Mine Seizures - Friday June 16
• Harare rally boosts opposition - BBC: Sunday, 18 June, 2000
• Violence on increase despite presence of election observers
• MEDIA MONITORING PROJECT ZIMBABWE - DAILY UPDATES - 17 June 2000
• CFU Farm Invasion Report - SUNDAY 18 JUNE 2000
• Farmers in trouble with Gun Powder
• Continued farm occupations rapped
• Mujibhas threaten not to vote next week

• ANALYSIS OF VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION OVER THE FIRST TWO WEEKS OF JUNE
• Harare rally boosts opposition
• Car smash was "ZANU-PF hit": opposition candidate
• Opposition supports defy threats and attend rally
• Mugabe evokes memories of late leader to seek whip up election support
• Mugabe to prevent opposition from gaining seats in parliament: press
• Watching the Rocks Grow-A people's responsibility
• Zimbabwe farmers prepare for war
• Opposition offered share of power
• Mugabe Rallies Flop - Harare (Zimbabwe Standard, June 18, 2000)
• Villagers Adopt New Survival Tactics to Avoid Beatings - Harare
• S.African President Urges Britain to Fund ZIMBABWE'S Land Reform
• Mugabe Admits He Faces Stiff Opposition - HARARE,
• Female Candidates Promise to Focus on Basics - Harare
• School Children Forced to Attend All-Night Rallies - Harare
• Zanu Pf Divided on Terror Campaign - Harare
• Entire Government Must Go, Says MDC'S Chionyengwa - Harare
• Dongo Cites Irregularities in Harare South - Harare
• Grace MUGABE'S Foray into Politics Met with Derision - Harare
• Bulawayo State Media Irks Zanu Pf - Harare
• Analysis-Anxious and Impotent, World Watches Zimbabwe - LONDON
• Election Agencies Collapse under Pressure - Harare
• A new independent information service

• Zimbabwe rejects African observers
• Margaret Dongo attacked
• Various
• Thousands take part in rally against Mugabe
• Healing Donor Rift Tops Zimbabwe Opposition Agenda
• Zimbabwe Holds Watershed Election amid Economic Crisis, Violence
• Zimbabwe rejects African observers
• Mugabe Party Puts on Brave Face after Rally Blow
• Zimbabwe Threatens another War Over Land Issue
• Zimbabwe to Deploy 30,000 Police for Polls
• COMMERCIAL FARMERS' UNION - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - MONDAY 19 JUNE 2000
• Father's Day
• Morgan Tsvangirai speech
• Letter from Zim
• Stand up and be counted

• Zimbabwe this Week
• Letter from Zimbabwe
• MDC account information
• US calls for Zimbabwe to accredit observers
• Zimbabwe's government bars 200 international observers
• Mugabe calls on nations to seize lands
• Zimbabwe Throws Out Election Monitors
• Mugabe Admits He Faces Stiff Opposition
• White candidate defies threats
• Zimbabweans feel 'let down'
• Commonwealth Poll Chief Told of Zimbabwe Violence
• Group Won't Monitor Zimbabwe Vote
• Zimbabwe minister 'watched beatings'
• Opposition charges rigging as Zimbabwe vote nears
• Mugabe calls on nations to seize lands
• 'Paranoid' Mugabe bars African poll monitors
• Tales of terror on campaign trail
• Zimbabwe: MDC challenges 'vote-rigging'
• Zimbabweans feel 'let down'
• Four foreign journalists attacked

• CFU Farm Invasion Report - 20 June 2000
• Don't turn tail, turn out and cast your vital vote
• Please, debate the real issues: jobs, corruption
• Apparently tourism is down in Zimbabwe
• Morgan Tsvangirai, answers some commonly asked questions

• My Fields Shouldn't Be Battlefields - By Jim Sinclair The Wall Street Journal - 8/6/00
• Mugabe Says Britain, U.S. Trying to Discredit Him - June 21 HARARE (Reuters)
• Mugabe Leaves Nothing To Chance In Zimbabwe Polls - PANA - June 21, 2000
• Mugabe faces biggest threat to 20-year rule - Irish Times - June 21, 2000
• Zimbabwe's Mugabe says Britain and West are "gangsters" - HARARE, June 21 (AFP)
• Zimbabwe Opposition Party Grows - The Associated Press - Jun 21 2000 2:03PM ET
• U.S. Blasts Zimbabwe Election Move - The Associated Press - Jun 21 2000 4:01PM ET
• Violence a Hallmark of Zimbabwean Elections - MURAMBINDA, June 21 (Reuters)
• Zimbabwean Crisis Affects Economies of S. Africa, Namibia - (June 21) XINHUA
• MDC - FEARS OF REDUCED POLL MONITORING FOLLOWING OUTCOME OF HIGH COURT JUDGEMENT TODAY - 20 June 2000
• COMMERCIAL FARMERS' UNION - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - 21 JUNE 2000
• So much for press freedom and freedom of speech
• Statement in the US Senate by Senator Feingold
• FEARS OF REDUCED POLL MONITORING
• STATEMENT ON REFUSAL BY THE GOVERNMENT TO ACCREDIT NDI AND OTHERS TO OBSERVE
• Mugabe vows to intensify land reforms
• Mugabe "the man who ruined my country."

• SBS - Graham Davis reports from strife-torn Zimbabwe on the seachange that threatens ROBERT MUGABE's stranglehold on power as the country gears up for this weekend's election.
• Foreign observers warned they could be locked up if they breach law
• Zimbabwe's economy is in crisis
• White minister defends Mugabe
• Violence flares as Zimbabwe heads for polls
• US department of State - Briefing
• CFU - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - THURSDAY 22 JUNE 2000
• FEARS OF REDUCED POLL MONITORING FOLLOWING OUTCOME OF HIGH COURT JUDGEMENT TODAY 20 June 2000
• STATEMENT ON REFUSAL BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ZIMBABWE TO ACCREDIT NDI AND OTHERS TO OBSERVE THE JUNE 24-25 ELECTIONS
• MDC - still in need
• Travel Advice

• Various :
• Crisis has highlighted South Africa's weakness
• Opposition Candidates Flee Violence In Zimbabwe Poll
• Zimbabwe Opposition Says Election Monitors Abducted
• Zimbabwe Prepares for Volatile Vote
• Leader faces greatest challenge in 20 years
• Electoral observers must not be silent witnesses
• Mugabe Castigates Opposition, Britain Ahead of Poll
• Mugabe Traps Opponents With Land Election Agenda
• COMMERCIAL FARMERS' UNION - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - FRIDAY 23 JUNE 2000
• BACKGROUND BRIEFING - ZIMBABWE COUNTDOWN TO ELECTION
• MDC - Eddie Cross
• Thanks for your support
• ZANU PF strategy
• Various ....
• Namibia Council of Churches Prays for Peace in Zimbabwe
• New Death in Zimbabwe Campaign
• Matabeleland Decisive Factor in Zimbabwe Polls
• Vote MDC!
• US Congress on Zimbabwe
• Various .....
• Zimbabwe opposition predicts victory
• Zimbabwe Police Tear Gas Mugabe Supporters
• Zimbabwe Voting Focuses on Mugabe
• Months of strain take toll on white farmers
• White minister defends Mugabe -
• Election Monitoring
• Various .....
• Vote Intimidation Cited in Zimbabwe
• Observer missions must be recognised by UN Charter: Zimbabwe
• Humiliated Mugabe rallies support
• Weak Gold Prices Threaten Zimbabwe's No.2 Export Industry

• President Mugabe says he is sure of victory
• Good turn out in Zimbabwe election
• MDC ELECTION UPDATES 24 JUNE
• Eyewitness reports from voters in Zim
• CFU - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - SATURDAY 24th JUNE 2000
• MORGAN TSVANGIRAI VOTES FOR A FREE ZIMBABWE
• Media Monitoring Project
• Staying On (Peter Godwin goes 'home' to Chimanimani)

• Voting experience
• Helping the MDC
• ELECTION UPDATES 24 JUNE
• Postal ballots
• Channel Africa - EVENING REPORT: 24.06.2000
• THE DAILY NEWS
  • Election results out Monday
  • MDC candidate flees country
  • Three independents withdraw from poll to boost MDC chances
  • MDC reassures army, police
• Zimbabwe poll result warning
• High turnout in Zimbabwe poll
• CFU - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - SUNDAY 25 JUNE 2000
• Lufthansa to cancel Zimbabwe flights

• Peaceful Elections in Zimbabwe
• Top EU Observer Says Zimbabwe Polls Calm
• Mugabe to Bar Opposition From Government
• Zimbabwe Election Is Greatest Challenge to Mugabe
• After Campaign Marked by Intimidation, Zimbabwe Voting Opens With Relative Calm
• Mugabe Says Troops Will Stay in Congo
• Opposition Shrugs Off Mugabe Government Ban Threat
• VATENDI VACHAKUNDA - MDC Election Briefing, Sunday, 25 June 2000
• ZANU PF stares defeat - Experts predict MDC landslide
• Beyond 2000
• ‘The collective wisdom of the Zimbabwean people is wiser’ Masipula Sithole
• ZANU PF, MDC evoke Nkomo’s memory in battle for votes
• Bank failures feared as loan defaults soar
• Shame your attackers, farm workers told
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Financial Gazette 22 June 2000
• New Zimbabwe Violence, Mugabe Slams Opposition

• Mugabe ruthlessness masked by bizarre bonhomie
• Various news links - some articles already covered in previous postings made to the Zim Situation

• Voting experiences
• Observers say Zimbabwe election unfair
• ZANU-PF says Mugabe won't lose power
• Zimbabwe's Bloody Campaign
• Zimbabwe poll result warning
• Be bold, Zimbabwe
• Tsvangirai to offer tyrant a quick 'honourable exit'
• Voters defy terror

• Counting delayed in crucial Zimbabwe
• Farmer's widow votes for justice
• How Joyous risked dinner to cast his ballot
• CFU - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - MONDAY 26 JUNE 2000

• Captive tells inside story of Zimbabwes thugs
• Mugabe shock troops fail to halt polling
• Last night they slept by ballot boxes
• Voters defy beatings as thugs lose control
• White minister attacks Britain
• Election Briefing,Sunday, 25 June 2000
• COUNTDOWN CONSIDERATIONS
• DRC withdrawal ruled out
• URGENT! - MESSAGE TO SPREAD TO ALL VOTERS!!!

• Mugabe vs the 'arrogant little fellows'
• Zimbabwe Election May Be Tainted
• News Flash from Zim!- unconfirmed report
• Media Update - 25/6/00
• HARARE, June 27 (Reuters)- Following are the official results of Zimbabwe's parliamentary elections at 0020 GMT with 101 of 120 seats declared. ZANU-PF 52 MDC 48

• Zimbabwe opposition leader loses parliament bid
• Three million cast their vote in record poll
• Mugabe to hold on to power
• Mugabe minister among early casualties in Zimbabwe count
• Zimbabwe Election Race Virtually Neck and Neck
• Zimbabwe Election Results at 0020 Gmt - HARARE, June 27
• Zimbabwe's Opposition Makes Gains
• The Election so Far - Monday 26 June 2000 18:35
• Results .....
• Zimbabwe opposition robs Mugabe of key power

• Final Result of Zimbabwe Election
• Opposition says Zimbabwe changed forever
• Zimbabwe opposition cries foul
• Zimbabwe veterans leader urges ZANU-PF overhaul
• Zimbabwe's election may be a botched robbery
• Zimbabwe's ruling party hangs on to power, despite strong opposition showing
• Opposition Mounts Stunning Challenge in Zimbabwe
• Post-election message from the MDC President Morgan Tsvangirai
• Breakdown of votes cast by province - June 24 - 25, 2000 elections
• Election Watch
• CFU Report - Tuesday 27 June 2000

• Big wins for four whites in MDC
• Mugabe calls for unity
• Farmer's widow restarts life as asylum seeker
• Mugabe still plans to grab white farms
• Tsvangirai sets sights on poll for presidency
• Analysis: What next for Mugabe?
• Zimbabwe: Winners and losers
• Fledgling opposition strikes at heart of power
• Renewed threat to Zimbabwe farms
• Mugabe’s real enemies are within Zanu PF
• Zimbabwe Lawmakers Map out Challenge
• Zimbabwe Opposition Ponders Mugabe Peace Offer

• CFU - FARM INVASIONS UPDATE - WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE 2000
• The Election Results - Eddie Cross
• We watch with interest
• From the MDC, 22 June - ELECTION BRIEFING
• Election Reflection
• Various :
• Opposition leader condemns 'rigged poll'
• STALEMATE IN HARARE
• Zimbabwe ponders its future
• The beginning of the end for Mugabe?
• Big wins for four whites in MDC
• MP is forced into hiding after defeating Mugabe aide
• Zimbabwe to Continue Land Seizures after Vote
• Zimbabwes Challenges and Lessons
• No escape for Mugabe

• Mugabe's men join call for change
• Zimbabwe's new parliament - a refreshing cocktail
• Political reform not enough to mend Zimbabwe's economy: analyst
• A radical turn for Zimbabwe
• Personal accounts
• Zimbabwe still needs our help
• Media Monitoring Report - Monday 26 June 2000
• Election Results (spreadsheet)
• U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE - Daily Press Briefing Index - Monday, June 26, 2000