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Automotive News reported that Cordray, who was confirmed by the Senate in July, stood by the auto lending bulletin that the CFPB circulated in March, warning auto lenders that the agency had detected bias against women and racial minorities in interest rates. He said the agency still has "an ongoing investigatory effort" into auto lending with the Justice Department. The Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) is closely monitoring proceedings, as regulations could also affect third-party lending in the RV industry.
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By Lance Guma
11 June
Non-Governmental Organisations in the country have vowed to defy a
government ban on their activities and say they will continue to serve the
developmental needs of the population. Last week Mugabe's regime ordered
humanitarian groups to stop distributing food aid, accusing them of pursuing
a regime change agenda by campaigning for the opposition. The move drew a
chorus of criticism from the international community and aid groups who said
Zanu PF was looking for scapegoats to blame for their March 29 election
defeat to the MDC.
On Tuesday over 65 NGO's resolved to defy what
they believe is an 'illegal'
directive, issued by Labour and Social Welfare
Minister Nicholas Goche.
Speaking to Newsreel Wednesday Fambai Ngirande, a
spokesman for the National
Association of Non-Governmental Organisations,
said their allegiance lay
with the people they served and not the
government. Ngirande said there was
no provision in the law for the Minister
to suspend the operations of NGO's
in the country. Under the relevant
legislation only the Private Voluntary
Organisations Board can suspend an
executive committee of an NGO.
The groups have in principle vowed not to
re-apply for registration, as set
out by the government circular - 'the
circular is illegal' as far as they
are concerned. It also looks likely that
a legal showdown is looming after
the offices of Gweru Agenda and Zimbabwe
Civic Education Trust in Gweru,
were forced to close down by the police who
cited the government circular.
Ngirande says the two closures might form the
basis of a test case in the
courts to challenge the government ban.
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the country have received the government
circular and are now said to be
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SW Radio Africa Zimbabwe news
Wed 11 Jun
By Robert Evans
GENEVA, June 11 (Reuters) - Labour
unions from southern Africa on Wednesday
called on the regional organisation
SADC to send peace-keepers to Zimbabwe
to ensure presidential elections take
place democratically.
A statement from the main worker bodies in eight
countries also called on
the 15 SADC governments to mount "vigilant
monitoring" of the June 27
run-off vote and to make sure United Nations and
other observers could also
be on the spot.
"The workers in the region
cannot allow the election and the expression of
the people of Zimbabwe
through the ballot box to be stolen," said the
statement, read at a news
conference by Swaziland's labour federation leader
Jan Sithole.
said President Robert Mugabe's government was continuing to "aggressively
violate" U.N. labour pacts with "malicious police violence, brutality,
arrests and detentions of trade union leaders, activists and human rights
The president and secretary-general of the Zimbabwe trade
union organisation
were recently imprisoned for 10 days and then released
under bail terms that
prevented them from carrying out their work or
travelling, the statement
The stance of the worker delegates,
in Geneva for the annual Conference of
the International Labour Organisation
(ILO), contrasted sharply with that of
political leaders of SADC, the
Southern African Development Community.
These have preferred to avoid
openly criticising Mugabe and work through the
"quiet diplomacy" championed
by South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki.
Lesotho's Prime Minister
Pakalitha Mososili told another news conference the
sovereignty of Zimbabwe
must be respected.
Mososili said he understood there was "no way" that
the run- off poll
between Mugabe and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai
could be rigged.
His argument was rejected at the workers' briefing by
Alina Rantsolase of
the Congress of South African Trade Unions, COSATU. "The
first round was
already rigged," she declared.
Sithole, who said the
group was also speaking on behalf of the Zimbabwe
union leaders, told
reporters its stance was backed at the ILO by worker and
employer bodies
from all continents.
The only objection came from Cuba, which defended
Mugabe -- while official
Zimbabwe government delegates sat in the gallery to
avoid having to speak.
"It is very sad to see Cuba behaving in this way,"
said another African
worker representative at the news conference. "They
supported South
Africans' struggle against apartheid, but now they are
backing Mugabe's
repressive regime."
The statement -- signed by union
bodies from Zambia, Botswana, South Africa,
Swaziland, Malawi, Angola,
Lesotho and Mozambique -- blamed SADC's "passive
strategy" on human rights
issues for the situation in Zimbabwe. (Editing by
Jonathan Lynn; Editing by Matthew
PRESS RELEASE - 10th June 2008
Zimbabweans appeal to
South Africa
Exiled Zimbabweans are to demonstrate outside the South
African High
Commission in London on Thursday 12th June in protest at the
South African
government's policy on Zimbabwe. They will present a petition
horror at the recent xenophobic violence in South Africa in which
more than
60 foreigners were killed and thousands chased out of South
A copy of the petition was handed to Archbishop Desmond Tutu,
Nobel peace
laureate, at St Martin-in-the-Fields church in London on Monday
9th June.
Archbishop Tutu described the situation in Zimbabwe as a nightmare
and asked
forgiveness on behalf of the people of South Africa for the
violence against
The petition reads: "A Petition to Thabo
Mbeki: Following the recent attacks
on Zimbabweans and other foreign
nationals in South Africa we, the
undersigned, call on President Mbeki to
take action to ensure the safety of
these endangered people and bring the
perpetrators to justice. We urge
President Mbeki to end his support of
President Mugabe, allowing a
resolution of the Zimbabwe crisis and the
return home of exiled Zimbabweans.
Zimbabwean blood is at your
The petition was signed by people passing by the Zimbabwe Vigil on
7th June and by people attending the St Martin-in-the-Fields church
gathering attended by Archbishop Tutu.
The text of the letter to
Thabo Mbeki reads: "We have been horrified by the
recent xenophobic attacks
on Zimbabweans and other foreigners in South
Africa and enclose a petition
signed on Saturday 7th June by people passing
by the Zimbabwe Vigil, which
has been demonstrating outside the Zimbabwe
Embassy, London, every Saturday
for the past 6 years The situation can only
get worse if Zanu PF is allowed
to cling to power. More and more Zimbabweans
will have no choice but to
flee. We believe there is a crisis in Zimbabwe
and that you can help resolve
it. We pray to God you will rise to this
Event: Protest
against South African government's policy on Zimbabwe
Venue: Outside the
South African High Commission, Trafalgar Square, London
Date / time: 12 noon
- 2 pm, Thursday 12th June 2008
Photo Opportunities: Zimbabwean singing and
Further information: Contact Rose Benton (07970 996 003, 07932 193
467) and
Dumi Tutani (07960 039 775)
As well as the Saturday Vigils,
the Zimbabwe Vigil's plans include.
· Service of Solidarity with Torture
Survivors of Zimbabwe, Thursday 26th
June 4 - 5.30 pm on UN International
Day in Support of Victims of Torture
organised by the Zimbabwe Human Rights
NGO Forum supported by the Vigil.
Venue: St Paul's Church, Bedford Street,
Covent Garden WC2E 9ED. All welcome
to join the service and post-service
procession to lay flowers on the steps
of the Zimbabwe Embassy.
Zimbabwe Vigil's mock Presidential Run-off. Friday 27th June 10 am - 4 pm
outside the Zimbabwe Embassy.
· Mandela 90th Birthday Concert. Friday
27th June, 4 pm in Hyde Park. Vigil
supporters to attend the event with
banners reading "Speak out Mandela" and
"What about Zimbabwe?"
The Vigil, outside the Zimbabwe Embassy, 429 Strand, London,
takes place
every Saturday from 14.00 to 18.00 to protest against gross
violations of
human rights by the current regime in Zimbabwe. The Vigil
which started in
October 2002 will continue until internationally-monitored,
free and fair
elections are held in Zimbabwe. www.zimvigil.co.uk
June 11, 2008 Crowds throng the pavement outside Harvest House to see Morgan
Tsvangirai's campaign bus. By Our Correspondent HARARE - Business ground to a halt along Nelson Mandela Avenue in the
vicinity of Harvest House in downtown Harare, when Movement for Democratic
Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai arrived at his party's headquarters aboard a
brand new election campaign bus. The 60-seater bus resplendent in the MDC's bright red colour and with the
legend "Morgan is the one" emblazoned along the sides, was launched Wednesday. A
novel departure from Zimbabwe's rather staid political campaigning, the bus
immediately attracted hundreds of people who rushed to catch a glimpse of the
MDC leader as he emerged. MDC officials said the unveiling of the bus, two weeks before the
presidential election, was part of the MDC's new campaign strategy in the face
of the ban imposed by the police on the party's rallies. Last week Tsvangirai
was detained twice in Matebeleland in the south-western regions of Zimbabwe as
he made his way to scheduled campaign rallies. He was released without charges
being laid against him in each case. The police impounded a BMW X5 sports utility vehicle which he was traveling
in. Tsvangirai attracted large crowds in Nkayi, Lupane and Esigodini in
Matabeleland. As his bus approached Harvest House on Wednesday crowds cheered and chanted
MDC slogans. Tsvangirai made a brief impromptu speech amid chants proclaiming
victory for him on June 27. MDC officials were forced to cancel a scheduled press conference as the
safety of the crowd had become compromised. It is against Zimbabwean law for a
large number of people to gather without prior police authorization. Tsvangirai later travelled to the town of Norton, 50 kilometres west of
Harare, where he conducted a "walkabout", another new MDC campaign strategy
during which the MDC leader meets people as he walks on the street. As another
large crowd quickly developed he departed for the Midlands city of Kwekwe. Tsvangirai meets incumbent President Robert Mugabe in two weeks on June 27 in
a second round of voting within three months. He shocked Mugabe by beating him
in the presidential election held on March 29. After withholding the election
results from announcement for five weeks the Zimbabwe Election Commission
finally announced that while he was the victorious candidate Tsvangirai had not
secured the required majority to form the next government. Tsvangirai polled 47,9 percent of the popular vote, white Mugabe won 43,2. In
terms of the Electoral Act a second round of elections was immediately
announced. While the Act stipulates that a run-off will be conducted within 21
days of the announcement of the presidential election result, in the event that
no clear winner emerges, the forthcoming election is scheduled for 90 days after
that announcement. A third candidate, former Finance Minister, Dr Simba Makoni,
was heavily defeated, garnering only eight percent of the vote. Since his loss Makoni has vigorously campaigned for a scrapping of the second
presidential election, while calling for a government of national unity. Before the election result was announced there was an outbreak of politically
inspired violence, mostly in those rural constituencies which were once Zanu-PF
strongholds, but which defected to support Tsvangirai and the MDC on March
29. The campaign of brutal violence started soon after a military deployment
throughout rural Zimbabwe. Victims and witnesses allege the perpetrators of the
now widespread violence have been dressed in military fatigues. The MDC accuses
government of unleashing violence to punish the rural electorate for voting
against Zanu-PF on March 29 and to intimidate them not to vote for the MDC on
June 27. Mugabe and his officials, Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa in
particular, accuse the MDC of inciting the violence. Meanwhile the police have placed a blanket ban on MDC rallies amid growing
evidence that President Mugabe's chances of a political come-back are fast
diminishing, even as the electorate is brutalised.
Jun 2008 12:46 GMT
By a
HARARE - Binga Police in Zimbabwe 's Matabeleland North
province on 8 June
2008 arrested and detained Abel Chikomo, Maureen
Kademaunga and Abel
Kaingidza who are employed by the Media Monitoring
Project of Zimbabwe
(MMPZ) and accused them of holding a public meeting
without police
The three together with other 10 members of
the MMPZ's Public Information
Rights Forum (PIRF) who are in custody in
Binga are expected to appear in
court on 11 June 2008.
Co-ordinator Andy Moyse confirmed their arrest together with that of
other 10 local members of the PIRF and said that the meeting in question
not a public meeting but a professional meeting which did not require
notification or clearance with the police in terms of the Public Order and
Security Act (POSA).
"They are expected in court today," he said.
Moyse said their lawyers only
managed to access the detained MMPZ employees
and its PIRF members on 10
June 2008 following the intervention of police
officers from Hwange Police's
law and order section.
The MMPZ is an
independent Trust that promotes freedom of expression and
journalism in Zimbabwe. It does this through monitoring and
analysis of news
and current affairs produced by both the print and
electronic media and its
findings are made public through publication of
weekly media updates.
The Zimbabwean
Wednesday, 11 June 2008 09:10
Date: 10 June
The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has learnt that Zanu
supporters and War Veterans yesterday, 09 June 2008, stormed Gokwe
belonging to the Progressive Teachers' Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ), an
affiliate of the ZCTU, and ordered that the union cease business. After
ransacking the office and taking undisclosed items, the War Veterans who
numbered about 15, locked the offices. The incident happened at around
According to PTUZ general secretary, Raymond Majongwe,
said the
beatings started on Friday 6 June 2008 when one of their member,
was abucted
at Gokwe Centre and held captive for more than nine hours. Then
on Saturday
7, June 2008, some war veterans severely beat up PTUZ Gokwe
Moses Mhaka. They took away his identify document and other
documents. Mhaka is a full-time staff member of the PTUZ.
The ZCTU believes that PTUZ is being targeted in the current wave of
violence because the ruling party, Zanu PF lost in Gokwe during the last
Harmonised elections.
Last Tarabuku
Acting Information
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions
P.O Box
Harare, Zimbabwe
Embassy, Canada's Foreign Policy Newsweekly
Embassy, June 11th,
As the world
sits on the sidelines, Zimbabwe is descending into an ever
deeper hellhole
from which it will take a great deal of future intervention
to extract
Robert Mugabe has crossed the line from repressive strong man to
psychopathic dictator as he and his lieutenants have abandoned all pretences
of democracy to cling to power.
Last week, Mugabe's government banned
opposition rallies while security
forces detained his primary challenger,
Morgan Tsvangirai, and stepped up a
campaign of violence that has left at
least 65 dead as the country prepares
for runoff presidential
Meanwhile, the government has ordered all aid organizations
out of the
country, alleging they are supporting the opposition, even as
millions of
Zimbabweans, facing astronomical inflation rates, scrounge to
find crumbs to
feed themselves.
The Mugabe government has also
started targeting foreign diplomats,
detaining several American and British
envoys last week as they tried to
visit victims of political
On June 4, Foreign Affairs Minister David Emerson released a
condemning the detention of Tsvangirai and another opposition
leader, Arthur
"Canada is alarmed by the campaign of
political intimidation, human rights
violations and politically motivated
violence," the statement said. "We are
appalled by the reports of torture
and extrajudicial killings committed,
overwhelmingly, by state security and
paramilitary groups."
Mr. Emerson went on to demand the Mugabe government
"protect its citizens
from all forms of intimidation and violence" while
saying that Zimbabweans
deserve an "open and transparent election
With dozens of opposition members and supporters dead and a
campaign of violence underway, the idea Mugabe will protect
Zimbabweans from
intimidation and violence and deliver an open and
transparent election
process is laughable.
What is truly needed is a
robust response. True, Western intervention in
Zimbabwe is extremely
difficult, especially since Mugabe is still regarded
as the man who
delivered the country from white rule, and he has defended
his strong-arm
tactics by declaring he is fighting neo-colonialism.
But the dangers that
Mugabe poses not only to his people, but also stability
in the sub-Saharan
region-which is home to almost $1 billion in Canadian
direct investments in
Zimbabwe and surrounding countries-should now be
apparent. Canada and the
Conservative government, which is trying to style
itself a defender of human
rights and democracy, must do more than issue a
pro forma
The effects of the crisis are already starting to spill over
surrounding countries. Last month saw widespread violence in South
where poor South Africans, disillusioned 14 years after the end of
apartheid, have turned their anger on Zimbabwean refugees who have
unwittingly jumped from the pan into the fire.
The idea of invoking
the Responsibility to Protect may seem farfetched, but
it would be a great
deal easier to do in Zimbabwe than Burma, where China
holds sway.
years of misrule that have led to economic devastation are not proof
the campaign Mugabe and his security forces are now waging to hold
power should have the world realizing this madman has lost the right to
rule. Canada could take the initiative and push for intervention at the
Given the threat Zimbabwe poses to their stability, other countries
in the
region could be tapped to take the lead and actually contribute
troops to
ensure the inevitable allegations that neo-colonial aspirations
are driving
the agenda are put to rest.
There are other actions
Canada can take, such as providing assistance to
Zimbabweans who have fled
to countries like South Africa and are now being
targeted by mobs. Canada
provides similar assistance for Burmese refugees
living on the border with
Thailand. Not only will this help desperate people
who have nowhere to turn,
but it will promote stability in South Africa and,
if done right, start
building a foundation for a future without Mugabe.
But the immediate
imperative is getting the world to realize that it must
stop Zimbabwe's
transformation into a failed state. The United States and
Britain can't do
this. Canada can, and should, be doing more.
The Citizen (Dar es Salaam)
June 2008
Posted to the web 11 June 2008
As Zimbweans, their
neighbours, other Africans and the rest of the world
eagerly await the
presidential election run-off pitting Mr Robert Mugabe
against MDC's Morgan
Tsvangrai on June 27, there are is a worrying upsurge
The main target is, of course, the opposition supporters, with
some key
activists slain by pro-government mobs in recent
The unrest continues a particularly bad period for a country
that has been
engulfed in a bitter political feud.
Human Rights Watch
is warning of a terribly delicate situation and urging
the African Union to
intervene before this degenerates into a full-scare
We in
Tanzania, are watching the developments with keen interest, having
contributed immensely to the independence struggle in Zimbabwe, which
brought President Mugabe to power in 1980.
Our two countries have had
a long history of brotherhood and the pathetic
situation in Zimbabwe today
touches the hearts of Tanzanians.
The HRW report launched last Monday
tells of police brutality against the
opposition in an evil scheme called
'Operation Where Did You Put You Vote?'
targeting those opposed to freedom
fighter turned dictator Mugabe.
We urge the AU chairman, President Jakaya
Kikwete, to extend his famed
diplomatic skills to avert the low-scale civil
war in Zimbabwe.
But more important, he should mobilise efforts to ensure
that the election
is somewhat free.
There is deep animosity between
the two groups, but Zimbabwe is greater than
all of them.
important to impress upon President Mugabe to accept defeat should he
The same should apply to Mr Tsvangirai, if he fairly loses,
though the
playing ground is already tilted against him.
Toronto Star
Jun 11, 2008
Carol Goar
At 6, Betty Makoni was raped. She was a child
labourer, selling candles in
her village. A neighbour invited her and nine
other girls into his house,
locked them in a room and sexually violated each
That was her introduction to life as a female in Zimbabwe.
7, she asked her mother why women never spoke out when men brutalized
"Sh!" her mother warned. "These things are private."
At 9, after one
particularly vicious episode of domestic abuse, she lost her
"I grew up with questions and anger," she said. "But I was a
clever girl. I
started to fight."
She fought her way through school.
She fought to protect her siblings. She
fought to become
At 24, with two university degrees, she got a job as a
teacher. "I felt
strongly that one day I would break the silence about
The chance came sooner than she expected. Barely had she settled
into the
classroom when the girls started dropping out. Over the school
two-thirds stopped coming. They'd been raped, infected with AIDS,
into outcasts.
So Makoni started a club where girls could talk
about their lives and learn
to defend themselves. Ten girls attended the
first meeting. But word spread
quickly. Before long, girls' clubs were
popping up in schools across
By 1999, there were so many
clubs that Makoni gave up her teaching job to
run the Girl Child Network.
There are now 689 clubs and three "empowerment
villages" where survivors of
rape can seek refuge and rehabilitation.
The network has helped more than
60,000 girls and women in its nine-year
history. The youngest was a
1-day-old baby. The oldest was 94.
"As I speak now, I know a woman is
getting killed in Zimbabwe," Makoni said
this week at briefing hosted by the
Stephen Lewis Foundation. "There's a
silent genocide going on."
Girl Child Network is one of more than 100 grassroots organizations
supported by the foundation Lewis established five years ago. The former UN
Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa was so devastated by what he saw and so
frustrated by the world's lethargic response, that he decided to pour his
passion and eloquence into raising money for groups on the front lines in
Lewis describes Makoni as "a powerful and leading figure in
her country."
She describes herself as a victim who became a leader because
no one else
would help Zimbabwe's girls.
She has been jailed. She
receives death threats constantly. Her husband, an
engineer, worries about
her safety.
In an interview, Makoni shared a letter she had just received
from one of
her supporters. "Please don't come back (to Zimbabwe)," it says.
"Things are
worse. People are being beaten to death."
She will go
back, after a conference organized by the Stephen Lewis
Foundation to raise
global awareness of "sexual terrorism" in Africa. It
will bring together
doctors and trauma counsellors and aid experts.
Makoni will speak as a
victim, a survivor, a teacher and a mother.
But she is more than that.
She has changed attitudes in Zimbabwe in a way
that no one thought possible.
Girls who attend her clubs know how to say no
to boys who demand sex. They
don't retreat into the kitchen or lower their
gaze in the presence of men.
Their body language is confident and assertive.
If necessary, they can fight
They compete vigorously with boys in school. So many have
gone on to become
doctors, lawyers, teachers and community leaders that
fathers now urge their
daughters to join the network.
"We are
challenging the whole patriarchal structure," Makoni says.
She remembers
the nine girls with whom she was raped 31 years ago. None
lived to tell the
She visits her mother's grave whenever she can. "I always tell
her: `There
was nothing you could have done. But I can.'"
And she
thinks she hears her mother say: "Go girl."
Carol Goar's column
appears Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
From BOPA (Botswana), 10 June
By Sereki Mpitse
Francistown - About 308
Zimbabwean asylum seekers have so far been granted
refugee status at the
Dukwi Refugee Camp and the number continues to
increase. This week, about 90
more Zimbabweans asylum seekers would be
assessed by the refugee advisory
committee at the Francistown Centre for
Illegal Immigrants. The Deputy
Settlement Commandant at the Dukwi Refugee
Camp, Mr Thuso Wasetso, told BOPA
that the number however excludes the 120
Zimbabwean refugees who came before
their country's March 29 presidential
elections. Mr Wasetso said more
Zimbabwean asylum seekers were coming into
Botswana through different
centres. He said that although Zimbabwe was going
for a presidential run-off
on June 27, 'no refugee has shown interest of
going back to vote'. 'All what
we are doing is to assist them in settling
until they are granted permanent
refugee status by the Minister of Home
Affairs.' Mr Wasetso said an
orientation by various authorities such as
police, education and health has
been held at the Dukwi Camp. Families who
want their children to be
integrated into schools have been identified and
would be helped out. He
stated that refugees are given permits whenever they
go out of the camp, for
their safety and that they should not be harassed by
Asked whether the refugees were indeed asylum seekers, Mr
Wasetso said and
assessment was conducted by UNHCR and Refugee Advisory
Committee, 'and
therefore we have to respect their conclusion.' The
Zimbabwean ambassador,
Mr Thomas Mandigora, to Botswana recently told the
news media that some of
the refugees were not asylum seekers but economic
refugees. The refugees on
the other hand said they fled Zimbabwe fearing for
their lives and explained
that the ambassador had to defend his party. 'I
have seen my relatives and
friends beaten, and therefore nobody can say I
willingly wanted to come and
stay in the camp. It is not nice to be in a
foreign country,' said Mr Norman
Manda. Mr Manda who said was still
traumatized by a series of beatings by
Zanu PF to MDC supporters said he
would go back when the situation has
calmed. Some asylum seekers at the camp
have complained of cold weather,
saying that blankets were not enough. But,
despite these conditions some
have vowed that they would not return to
Zimbabwe under the 'Mugabe regime.'
'We don't want to die, they have killed
my husband and you think I can go
back? said Ms Mellita Moyo. Almost all the
refugees were pessimistic about
the June 27 presidential election re-run
saying President Mugabe would do
anything to cling to power.
Zim Eye
Electricity Supply Authority ZESA area manager for Chiredzi Town,
Hapazari was on Monday found dead after being taken away by two
from the Central Intelligence Organisation from his workplace last
The two CIO officers took Hapazari from his offices on Tuesday
afternoon and
drove him to Gonarezhou National Park.
Hapazari's body
was discovered at Chikombedzi along the Zimbabwean border
One of the CIO officers has been identified as Peter
In a similar abduction case, Chiredzi human rights doctor,
Godfrey Mugwazi
is missing after being taken away by the same CIO officers
at his surgery on
In Buhera South, the MDC parliamentary
candidate, Julius Magarangoma had his
homestead raided by 10-armed men who
looted property, money and abducted
five of his relatives who were at the
Meanwhile, MDC Gutu senator, Empire Makamure, had his vehicle burnt
to ashes
early Tuesday by suspected Zanu PF supporters and his family was
Violence has been escalating since the Mach 29
elections with most murder
cases reported so far involving members of the
CIO and the army.
The Rally will
---an end to the violence carried out by the Mugabe Regime;
fair and free election in the runoff 27 June runoff between Tsvangirai
Mugabe which is supervised before and after the ballot by the
---restore and increase aid to the hungry and the victims of
violence in
A mock election will be held at the Rally for
Zimbabweans to vote for their
chosen President.
placards,signs,flags, drums,mbiras,hoshos and your family, friends and
Stand Up For The People Of Zimbabwe
A new Zimbabwe-A new
beginning-Now is the time!
Authorized by the Zimbabwe Information Centre(WA
Branch) Contact: Paul 0438
949 898
11/ 6/2008
The Zimbabwean community of
Reading is inviting the public to join them on a
silent walk through the
town's streets in honour of Zimbabwe's political
More than
200 Zimbabweans, dressed in black, will march in complete silence
highlight the crisis in their home country, and they hope hundreds of
supporters of all cultures and faiths will join them.
The walk, due
to take place on Saturday, June 21, was the idea of East
Reading artist
Robyn Appleton, 51, who is passionate about the plight of the
nation's people.
Mrs Appleton, whose brother-in-law is from Zimbabwe,
said: "The whole nation
must feel no one cares about them. I wanted to do
something to show we are
supporting and standing beside them.
thing that got me going was when I read in the paper about Zimbabwean
supplies arriving in South Africa from China and the people refusing to
unload it. It's not the politics that make the difference, it's the
Zimbabwe has been in political turmoil since dictator Robert
Mugabe refused
to recognise the result of presidential elections in March,
which his
opponent Morgan Tsvangirai claimed to win. Mr Mugabe has ordered a
election on June 27, six days after Reading's silent walk.
Appleton is gathering support from the Reading branch of the Quakers,
members of Churches Together in Reading, and NHS care professionals, and
hopes more people will come forward.
Chair of the Zimbabwe Community
Group, Owen Muganda, added: "We are pushing
for the free will of the people,
which should be respected. Any political
violence is unacceptable and we are
highlighting what is happening on the
ground right now.
"This walk is
not a political statement, it is in honour of the victims of
violence in Zimbabwe. Nobody is allowed to speak out against the
regime and
if they do they are punished."
Mr Muganda, whose children are still in
Zimbabwe, said: "Many of us are
separated from our families and more people
have arrived recently, some have
come since the last elections. They tell us
what is happening, as do our
families. The will of the people is not being
Mrs Appleton added she hoped the walk highlighted, to the
Government, that people cared about the situation in
She said: "I really hope and pray that things will be different
at this
second presidential election, but it will only change if people get
the Zimbabweans and governments see we are serious about the plight.
If it's
going to pull votes the Government will get behind it. I'm planning
invite Martin Salter and Rob Wilson along on the walk."
The date
for the walk has been set provisionally as Saturday, June 21,
subject to
police permission. It will take place from 2pm to 4pm, setting
off from
Forbury Gardens and finishing at the Quaker Meeting House in London


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This is the last of three posters in the "ingredients" series. I think I've made my point.
I've exhausted it, in fact. Enjoy.
This is the last of three posters in the "ingredients" series. I think I've made my point.
I've exhausted it, in fact. Enjoy.
I remember isolating (3β)-cholest-5-en-3-ol from an egg in my college biochemistry class. Why don't I see it on your ingredients list? (This is brilliant, by the way.)
(3β)-cholest-5-en-3-ol would be an interesting addition to the list. There are probably thousands of organic compounds in an egg and I wanted these designs to fit onto A4 paper, so I had to choose just a few major ingredients from high-resolution GC/MS results I found in academic journals.
I have an online T-shirt store opening hopefully tomorrow. T-shirts have more space than A4 paper—so I'm sure I could squeeze in (3β)-cholest-5-en-3-ol! :)
Where did you go to college?
James, I attended a small college in SoCal for my undergraduate degree and then went to a Ivy League school for my PhD. I popped back in here to let you know that my husband showed me your posters yesterday on his Facebook feed. I do believe this means you've gone viral!
Thanks – that's nice to know!
These graphics are fantastic! I would love to post them in my non-commercial blog: sleuth4health.wordpress.com. Please write firstname.lastname@example.com if you offer permission. Thanks. WELL DONE!
nice, good job! But couldn't add up the 0,8% Sugars line. Got to 30+15+15+15+15= 105% :/
Thanks! That's because of rounding. In future posters (passionfruit onwards), I adjusted the figures to acc up to 100% even when rounded. Hope this helps.
I can't find lecithine. Is it the same problem with it as with cholesterol? Greetings from Poland :-)
This is not an exhaustive ingredients list. However, lecithin probably deserves to be included because it was named after 'egg yolks'. Thanks!
Really puzzled about what your point actually is. The information (ignoring the dodgy addition – 'rounding error'? So large from so few roundings – I think not!) seems to aim to hide the nutritional value or otherwise of an egg and to create an association in the undiscerning reader's mind between chemical representations and "nothing to worry about as every food can be viewed in terms of its chemistry". This is so blatantly manipulative and unscientific in its goal of obfuscation that your motive and scientific clarity are brought into question.
lol you desperately need to go have some fun in the sun :)
Yes, I agree with you. What's is the point? I think it's more of a hidden agenda? A poster for Isagenix?!!!
cool post right
it is helpful for my son & daughter the are doing science fair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
An egg contains Formaldehyde? These are amazing! I found this shared on FB, can I use it to share with friends? Thank you!
Although those are all constitutes of eggs the ingredient list for eggs is still just egg. if you really thought otherwise you would have made this a comprehensive list because your reductive list of ingredients for egg is only is only different than "Egg" in the scale of your reductivity. Kinda pointless.


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Another name for Wevia was Duceline. Noted events in her life were: Fact 12: aka: Duceline. Wevia married Tourude de Harcourt, son of Torf de Harcourt and Ertemberge de Brioquibec, about 0979 in , , , France.19 (Tourude de Harcourt was born about 0940 and died in Preaux, Normandy, France 19.) |
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overcome in Tagalog
translation and definition "overcome", English-Tagalog Dictionary online
Translations into Tagalog:
- sumupil
Other meanings:
Similar phrases in dictionary English Tagalog. (1)
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The Blue Planet Prize recognises outstanding efforts in scientific research or applications of science that contribute to solving global environmental problems. The prize was created by the Asahi Glass Foundation in 1992, the year of the Rio Earth Summit, and since then the foundation has awarded the prize to two winners every year.[1] In 2012, twenty of the Blue Planet Prize winners collaborated on a joint paper that was launched at the UN Environment Programme's Governing Council meeting in Nairobi on 20 February.[2][3]
List of Blue Planet Prize Laureates[edit]
- 1992 Dr. Syukuro Manabe and the International Institute for Environment and Development
- 1993 Dr Charles D. Keeling and IUCN-The World Conservation Union
- 1994 Prof. Dr. Eugen Seibold and Mr. Lester R. Brown
- 1995 Mr. Maurice F. Strong and Dr. Bert Bolin
- 1996 Dr. Wallace S. Broecker and M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation
- 1997 Dr. James E. Lovelock and Conservation International
- 1998 Prof. Mikhail I. Budyko and Mr. David R. Brower
- 1999 Dr. Paul R. Ehrlich and Prof. Qu Geping
- 2000 Dr. Theo Colborn and Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt
- 2001 Lord (Robert) May of Oxford and Dr. Norman Myers
- 2002 Professor Harold A. Mooney and Prof. J. Gustave Speth
- 2003 Dr. Gene E. Likens / Dr. F. Herbert Bormann and Dr. Vo Quy
- 2004 Dr. Susan Solomon and Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland
- 2005 Prof. Sir Nicholas Shackleton and Dr. Gordon Hisashi Sato
- 2006 Dr. Akira Miyawaki and Dr. Emil Salim
- 2007 Professor Joseph L. Sax and Dr. Amory B. Lovins
- 2008 Dr. Claude Lorius and Professor José Goldemberg
- 2009 Professor Hirofumi Uzawa and Lord (Nicholas) Stern of Brentford
- 2010 Dr. James Hansen and Dr. Robert Watson
- 2011 Dr. Jane Lubchenco and Barefoot College
- 2012 Professor William E. Rees / Dr. Mathis Wackernagel and Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy
- 2013 Dr. Taroh Matsuno and Dr. Daniel Sperling
- 2014 Prof. Herman Daly and Prof.Daniel H. Janzen / Instituto Nacional de Biodiversidad (INBio)
- ^ http://www.af-info.or.jp/en/blueplanet/list.html
- ^ UNEP. 2012. Blue Planet Prize winners call for transformational change to achieve sustainable development. Press release. 10 February 2011.
- ^ Pearce. F. 2012. Earth Summit is doomed to fail, say leading ecologists. New Scientist website. 10 February 2012.


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Flu vaccine clinic Saturday
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Make a Difference Day in Wayne
Early-morning fog and the threat of rain didn't dampen the spirits of Wayne County residents as they rolled up their sleeves and pitched in for the 14th annual Make a Difference Day on Saturday. The day culminated a week of...Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:06 AM Full Story
Grandmother charged in granddaughter's death
MOUNT OLIVE -- Mount Olive Police Chief Emmett Ballree said "an argument that just went too far" Saturday resulted in a 57-year-old woman being charged with killing her 21-year-old granddaughter. Carolyn Ann Boyette, 57, 204 E. Slocumb St., has been...Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:05 AM Full Story
Several honored at Disabilities Awards Luncheon
The Goldsboro Mayor's Committee for Persons With Disabilities honored several members of the community at a luncheon on Friday. "The people we are here to recognize today have dedicated their lives to overcoming challenges and changing stereotypes," said Naomi Collie....Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:05 AM Full Story
Wayne law enforcement officers display results of drug work
City councilmen and county commissioners often ask law-enforcement officers what they are doing about drug trafficking. The officers usually can say little about current investigations. But Friday they spoke volumes about a two-year, joint undercover operation that resulted in the...Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:04 AM Full Story
After school programs promoted
In today's society, afterschool programs for all children are not a luxury, but a necessity. This was the main point of a Lights On Afterschool! luncheon held Wednesday at the Wayne Center. Community leaders, school officials and others gathered to...Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:04 AM Full Story
Volunteer opportunities
Volunteer Wayne offers opportunities to serve Wayne County for all ages. This service is provided by Volunteer Wayne and the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at Wayne Community College. Contact Joy Pearce at 735-5151 ext. 336 or at www.volunteersolutions.org/uwwc/volunteer...Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:03 AM Full Story
Wayne County Superior Court
These cases have been heard in Wayne County Superior Court: *Larry Donnell Jones, 43, South Sycamore Street, Fremont, first-degree child rape, 335 to 411 months (new sentence, appealed); indecent liberties with a minor, 25 to 30 months (new sentence, appealed);...Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:02 AM Full Story
Salvation Army stockings ready
The Salvation Army will have Christmas stockings ready for pickup Tuesday. The agency is asking community members, civic groups, churches and businesses to fill as many stockings as they can to be distributed to needy children. The stockings are 24-inch...Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:02 AM Full Story
Mount Olive District Court
Mount Olive District Court These cases have been heard in Mount Olive District Court: *Ronnie Lee Bowden, 54, Albritton Street, Calypso, fictitious registration, 30 days suspended, 12 months unsupervised probation, $25 fine and costs. *Alton M. Barfield, 42, Harper House...Published: Oct 23, 2005 2:01 AM Full Story
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Olwen's passions are horse riding and travel and she set up In The Saddle in 1995 after a career in accountancy in Dublin and London. Since then Olwen has ridden all over the world on almost all our riding holidays, enjoying every one.
She has always found it very difficult to pick out one holiday as her favourite. Montana was her first love; Riding with wildlife in Africa is a really special experience; crossing the Namib desert was the most challenging; riding an Icelandic horse at a tolt is the most fun.
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James trained as a geologist and worked in the oil industry prior to joining Olwen in the business in 1997. Since then he has visited many of the African safaris, North and South America and throughout Europe. He says 'using the horse as a way of getting to remote and beautiful parts of the world is what makes riding holidays special. The scenery changes at a faster pace than on foot and having a higher vantage point means you see things that walkers would often miss'.
His favourite rides are the wilderness expeditions and the horseback safaris in Africa. The way that the horses interact with the wild animals on safari adds an extra dimension to the ride; making you feel more like a participant rather than a spectator.
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Abbie began riding in Scotland at the age of three. She has enjoyed a wide range of equestrian activities ever since; from bringing on young horses and schooling to competing in dressage and show jumping. She holds a BHSPT qualification and has taught at riding schools, livery stables and competition yards in England, America and Canada.
Whilst at Loughborough studying for a degree in Politics, Abbie rode for her university - competing in dressage show jumping on unknown horses was a real challenge! Having finished university, Abbie spent two years as the Pony Club Instructor at Holme Farm Equestrian Centre in Derbyshire.
Since joining In The Saddle in 2006, Abbie has ridden in Spain, Romania, Botswana, Peru, South Africa, Hungary, France, Brazil, Costa Rica and Namibia.
Sarah was a fully qualified financial advisor for Lloyds Banking for 12 years. Deciding to follow her heart's desire to work with horses she undertook a complete change of career and left Lloyds to become a work rider for a professional point to point yard. She later transferred her skills to work for the Ludlow Hunt, having a yard of 13 fully fit hunters under her sole care.Since joining In The Saddle in 2010, Sarah has ridden in Spain, Botswana and South Africa – however she has also extensively travelled to destinations including Chile, Peru, India, Kenya and Tunisia to name but a few.Sarah is married to Ludlow Master Huntsman Oliver Dale and during the season hunts most weekends as well as finding time to ride the hunt horses out most mornings before coming into our offices.
Andrew joined In The Saddle in 2010 and works in the accounts department. He is qualified as a member of the Association of Accounting Technicians and is currently completing exams for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.
Andrew has no intention of getting on a horse so please don't ask him anything about riding. He couldn't tell the difference between a Shire cross Thoroughbred and an Anglo Arab, but he does know his way around spreadsheets and is a dab hand with a calculator.
He does like to travel and if you look closely in the photo you will get a clue to his most recent holiday.
Gail was a member of the Pony Club and competed in all events from dressage to cross country as well as Endurance. Being horse crazy led her into a career choice of working in the equine industry and she graduated from Aberystwyth University with a BSc (Hons) in Equine Studies.
Following graduation, Gail spent six months working in South Africa at an Endurance stud, training and competing in varying levels and distances.
Currently Gail has three horses; an ex-championship mare, her current competition gelding and a yearling all of which are French Arab. Gail has represented Britain in Endurance as a Young Rider and has competed in Germany, Spain and South Africa, gaining a Silver Medal in Germany and coming 10th place at Fauresmith, one of the toughest South African rides of 200km over 3 days.
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Stevenson finishes second on floor
Iowa finishes third with a 194.500
GymHawks bring home 3 event titles
Stevenson wins 3rd event title in 8 days
Iowa drops first Big Ten meet of the season, 195.800-195.150
2012... Performed on the floor exercise 12 times, scoring above a 9.70 seven times... earned a career high of 9.825 against Texas Women's, BYU, and S.E. Missouri, tying for second place.
High School... Finished third on beam at 2010 Elite Canada... competed at 2009 Canadian National Championships Senior, winning on beam and placing second on vault and floor... 2009 Canadian National Team member... competed for Canada in Slovenia (2009 and 2010)... 2008 Canadian (National Open) vault and beam champion... three-year high school honors... trained at Champions Gymnastics in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada... coached by Michel Arsenault and Valerie Oudin.
Personal... Parents are Peter Meyer and Jodi Jang-Meyer... environmental sciences major.
Event | Score | Opponent | Date | Floor | 9.825 | at Texas Women's | 3/3/12 |


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