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The National Constitutional Assembly condemns Tsvangirai and Biti’s arrests.
Thursday, 12 June 2008

The National Constitutional Assembly wishes to voice its concern and distress at the arrest of the Movement for Democratic Change's President Morgan Tsvangirai in Kwekwe this morning and the party's Secretary General, Mr. Tendai Biti, at the Harare International Air-port this afternoon.

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CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS CRITICAL: DR MADHUKU
Wednesday, 21 May 2008

The National Constitutional Assembly Chairperson Dr Lovemore Madhuku was interviewd recently by Violet Gonda oF SW Radio on the Hot Seat programme. The Chairperson touched on a number of issues, the run-off, position of civic society on the obtaining situation in Zimbabwe and more importantly the importance of reforms that will bring about a new people driven democratic constitutiuon. The full script of the interview is below

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NCA: Zimbabweans under attack both inside and outside Zimbabwe
Thursday, 15 May 2008
The National Constitutional Assembly, a Zimbabwean based organisation, is outraged by the recent attacks on non-nationals in Alexandra, Attridgiville, Diepkloof and other parts of South Africa. The attacks on innocent and defenseless people in Alexandra, has left three people dead, 40 seriously injured and hundreds rendered homeless.
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COMMUNIQUÉ BY WEST AFRICAN DIALOGUE ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN ZIMBABWE
Wednesday, 14 May 2008

At end of a two day summit by civic society in Africa on the political situation in Zimbabwe under the theme "institutionalizing peaceful political transitions in Africa  the following communique was released.

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Newsflash

The NCA notes with sadness that the ruling party has suspended all political rallies in claiming that the prevailing political climate was not conducive for such meetings. In the past few weeks ZANU PF has been facing serious internal rifts which saw some party cadres being hospitalized following violent clashes after primary elections marred in violence and controversy.