My attention has been drawn to a report in today’s The Herald , 5th April 2013, which suggests that daggers have been drawn against my person, in my capacity as Prime Minister Tsvangirai's "legal adviser", apparently for giving "wrong legal advice" to the Prime Minister in an elections-related case that is before the High Court.

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The Herald today published yet another lie, alleging that daggers are out for Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangrai’s political advisor, Alex Magaisa.

For the record, Dr Magaisa is the PM’s political advisor and not legal advisor as falsely alleged in the Herald story.

The Defense counsel representing the four members of staff from Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s offices who are facing charges of contravening the Official Secrecy Acts (OSA) have blamed the courts for delaying justice to his clients.

Judge President George Chiweshe has said the Prime Minister, Morgan Tsvangirai has a role to play in determining the dates for harmonized elections expected this year.

Four officials from Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s office who were arrested two weeks ago have been granted bail by the High Court.

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and his counterparts in the Global Political Agreement (GPA) have agreed on a key framework to guide political progress and preparations for the next election.

The Premier and President Robert Mugabe have agreed on key steps that will lead to the conduct of a free, fair credible poll following the successful referendum held two weeks ago.

Part of the framework involves the drafting of legal time frames on the constitution and voter registration and inspection.