Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa
Dr. Dumiso Dabengwa is the President of ZAPU elected unopposed at the party's 9th Congress held in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe in August 2010.
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PRESS STATEMENT - 01 DECEMBER 2011: STATEMENT DELIVERED BY ZAPU PRESIDENT DR D DABENGWA AT A PRESS CONFERENCE IN BULAWAYO ON THE PARTY’S 50TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSSARY CELEBRATIONS.
THE NATIONAL QUESTION IN ZIMBABWE; HOW FAR TORWARDS ITS RESOLUTION? SPEECH BY ZAPU PRESIDENT, DR DUMISO DABENGWA DELIVERED AT THE SAPES TRUST POLICY DIALOGUE FORUM - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2011.
PRESS STATEMENT – 21 October 2011
WHEN Muammar Gaddafi rose from the ranks to overthrow the oppressive regime in Libya 42 years ago, ZAPU and the whole Africa celebrated because he had rid the people of Libya of an oppressive regime. ZAPU was thankful to Gaddafi and the whole of Libya for the support they gave to our liberation struggle against colonial rule.
THE FUTURE OF ZIMBABWE POLITICS by Dr. D. Dabengwa
Presented at the Young Presidents’ Organisation (YPO) - Harare Chapter
September 07, 2011
SPEECH BY ZAPU PRESIDENT, DR DUMISO DABENGWA, ON THE OCCASION TO CELEBRATE THE 5OTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED NATIONS’ ADOPTION OF RESOULTION 1514 - THE DECLARATION ON THE GRANTING OF INDEPENDENCE TO COLONIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES. ALGIERS, 13TH AND 14TH DECEMBER 2010.
ZAPU will be participating in the forthcoming national and local elections with the objective of winning and forming the next government of Zimbabwe.
Dr Dumiso Dabengwa has appealed to the British, to assist in re-skilling and training Zimbabweans living in the UK to empower them to contribute fully, to the recovery of Zimbabwe should they return. Dr Dabengwa was speaking at the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) in London, Wednesday 12th January 2011.
The President of the revived ZAPU, Dumiso Dabengwa, is the guest on Question Time. SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma poses questions from listeners, including; whether Dabengwa will form an alliance with Tsvangirai; does he feel he deserved to be on the EU and US targeted sanctions lists, before being removed; why should people trust him when he worked with Mugabe for over 24 years; what was his role as Home Affairs Minister after the murder of MDC polling agent Patrick Nabanyama?
