22.november.2008
The Centre for Civil Society, the Movement for Democratic Change, the Institute for a Democratic Alternative in Zimbabwe, the South African Liaison Office and the Zimbabwe Solidarity Forum present the Harold Wolpe Lecture, by Morgan Tsvangirai and Thokozani Khupe
Date: Saturday, 22 November 2008
Time: 2-5pm
Venue: Rick Turner Hall, UKZN Howard College Campus, DURBAN
Queries: 
.za or 2603195
Transport and refreshments are offered for civil society organisations; contact Helen or Lungi at 031 260 3195
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After the Southern African Development Community’s recent failure to promote a fair resolution of Zimbabwe’s crisis, opponents of the Mugabe dictatorship in both electoral politics and civil society are again coming together to ask, what can be done to advance democracy and socio-economic justice? The most authoritative voices belong to Morgan Tsvangirai and Thokozani Khupe.
Tsvangirai is founder of the MDC, and in civil society was secretary general of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) during the 1990s, chairperson of the National Constitutional Assembly, and vice president of the National Mine Workers Union. Khupe, MP for Makokoba (Bulawayo), was formerly secretary for the ZCTU Women’s Advisory Council.
Rubin Phillip, Anglican Bishop of KZN and chair of the Zimbabwe Solidarity Forum, will open the proceedings.