Revolutionaries, resistance and crisis in Zimbabwe
By Munyaradzi GwisaiMunyaradzi Gwisai is a leader of the International Socialist Organisation of Zimbabwe and a member of parliament. This article is extracted from Leo Zeilig (ed.), Class Struggle and...
View ArticleZimbabwe: Only mass mobilisation can defeat the Mugabe dictatorship
By the International Socialist Organization (Zimbabwe)April 11, 2008 -- The March 29, 2008, elections have brought into sharp relief the escalating crisis in Zimbabwe. [At the time of writing] the...
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South Africa: A victory for workers' solidarity with the Zimbabwean people
By Patrick Craven, COSATUApril 22, 2008 -- The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) welcomes the statement by a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman that the China Ocean Shipping Company...
View ArticleZimbabwe and the strategy of resistance
By Dale T. McKinleyApril, 2008 -- The character and content of the past and ongoing political, economic, social/humanitarian and (progressive) organisational crisis in Zimbabwe has received huge...
View ArticleZimbabwe socialists: `No to a government of national unity! Only united mass...
By the International Socialist Organisation of Zimbabwe* * *June 23, 2008 -- After the publication of the original article (see below), Movement for Democratic Change presidential candidate Morgan...
View ArticleNEW! Links Dossier #2: Class Struggle and Resistance in Zimbabwe
In the second LinksDossier, in an easy to print a PDF format, Links - International Journal of Socialist Renewal makes available essential historical background material on the struggle for socialism...
View ArticleZimbabwe socialists: `Mobilise against the Mugabe regime!'
By the International Socialist Organisation of ZimbabweOn June 29, 2008, Robert Mugabe was announced the winner of the presidential runoff ``election” with a vote of 2.1 million as opposed to 233,000...
View ArticleZimbabwe: A `power-sharing' deal for whom?
By Shawn HattinghNegotiations between the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) and the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) over the political future of Zimbabwe have reached a...
View ArticleZimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions: Power-sharing deal `a far cry' from...
By Wellington ChibebeSeptember 20, 2008 -- The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions' General Council today met in Harare to deliberate on the recent signing of the power-sharing deal between the Zimbabwe...
View ArticleSouth African and Zimbabwe politicos join global financiers in self-destruction
By Patrick Bond September 21, 2008 -- The past week has been a wild roller-coaster ride in and out of Southern African ruling-party politics, down the troughs of world capitalism, and up the peaks of...
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Zimbabwe: Elite deal does not resolve underlying crisis -- Aluta continua!
By Munyaradzi Gwisai, International Socialist Organisation of ZimbabweSeptember 23, 2008 -- In our last update, in the July issue of Socialist Worker, we reaffirmed our long-held position of the...
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Lessons of Zimbabwe: An exchange between Patrick Bond and Mahmood Mamdani
Aftermath of Mugabe's 2005 Operation Murambatsvina.By Patrick BondDecember 2008 -- Mahmood Mamdani is an inspiring intellectual and political writer, one of Africa's greatest ever. But I think there...
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Zimbabwe: How Morgan Tsvangirai saved the Mugabe regime
Tsvangirai and Mugabe at the signing ceremony for the unity government in September 2008.By Tendai Dumbutshena February 2, 2009 -- After the June 27, 2008, putsch by Zimbabwe ruler Robert Mugabe signs...
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Zimbabwe socialists: Fight for fresh elections under a new people-driven...
February 6, 2009 -- The International Socialist Organisation Zimbabwe (ISOZ) has consistently argued for the last few years that the poor and working people would pay dearly if they naively followed...
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Concerned African Scholars: Reflections on Mahmood Mamdani’s ‘Lessons of...
[Below is the introduction to a special issue of the Concerned African Scholars debating prominent African intellectual Mahmood Mamdani's views on the regime of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe. The...
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Zimbabwe: The struggle enters a new stage
Munyaradzi Gwisai of the ISOZ at the World at a Crossroads conference. Photo by Alex Bainbridge.By Munyaradzi Gwisai[Read or download the May 2009 issue of the ISOZ's newspaper, Socialist Worker, at...
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Zimbabwe: Despite Mugabe's opportunism, radical land reform is necessary
``What is often forgotten is that millions of Africans were disenfranchised by a system of state-managed repression, segregation and violence. These masses sacrificed their lives and livelihoods to...
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Zimbabwe: Struggle, dictatorship and the response of the social movements
"The MDC roots were in the popular challenge to ZANU-PF in the late 1990s and the social movements on which it rested."By Leo ZeiligJune 28, 2010 – Zimbabwe’s economy has been in free fall. Between...
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Zimbabwe: Liberation nationalism, old and born again
Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai. "The [government of national unity] increasingly appears to have been most efficient in serving the instrumental needs of the ZANU-PF elite."[The following article...
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Will Zimbabwe again regress?
A mid-2011 election announced by Mugabe promises a return to outright violence and poll thievery.[You can listen to talks presented to the "Progress in Zimbabwe" conference, and read summaries of the...
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