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Introduction
The Solidarity Peace Trust is a non-governmental organisation, registered in South Africa.
The Trustees of the Solidarity Peace Trust are church leaders of Southern Africa, who are
all committed to human rights, freedom and democracy in their region.
The co-chairpersons are:
- Archbishop Pius A Ncube; Catholic Archbishop of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
- Bishop Rubin Phillip; Anglican Bishop of KwaZulu-Natal, Republic of South Africa
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The objectives of the trust are:
To assist individuals, organisations, churches and affiliated organisations in
southern Africa, to build solidarity in the pursuit of justice, peace and social
equality and equity in Zimbabwe. It shall be the special concern of the Trust to assist victims
of human rights abuses in their efforts to correct and end their situation of oppression.
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ZIMBABWE ELECTIONS 2008 |
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ZIMBABWE ELECTIONS: 22-29 March
“You can vote for them (MDC), but that would be a wasted vote. I am telling you. You would just be cheating yourself. There is no way we can allow them to rule this country. Never, ever. We have a job to do, to protect our heritage. The MDC will not rule this country. It will never, ever happen. We will never allow it.”- MUGABE.
“The enemies of justice will seek to subvert the will of the people. But I have been assured that the majority of our armed forces, the police and the Central Intelligence Organisation, are behind the people, and they are committed to defend the will of the people.”- TSVANGIRAI.
“All we are asking for is a free and fair election. The irregularities we have uncovered are very fundamental, very serious. Please Sadc, the other African countries and the international community, help us to have a legitimate election that the losers will not challenge.” – MUTAMBARA.
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