263Chat · ERC Condemns Assault of Chamisa Supporter The Election Resource Centre (ERC) has condemned the assault of prominent Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) supporter Godfrey Karembera commonly known as Madzibaba Veshanduko by the police yesterday. Karembera who is now facing charges of disorderly conduct was allegedly
263Chat · We Like Competition From Opposition, Says Zanu PF Zanu PF national political commissar Mike Bimha says the ruling party believes in competition and have no fear following reports that party youths were behind the violence that erupted in Kwekwe during a Citizens Coalition for
263Chat · Latest Abuses Giving Mileage To Chamisa: Mliswa Former Zanu PF Mashonaland West provincial chairman and Norton legislator Temba Mliswa says the recent actions by law enforcement agents to block rallies by opposition Citizens Convergence for Change (CCC) will only aid its prominence. Posting on Twitter,
263Chat · Provide Information For Effective Electoral Participation, ZEC Told Election lobby groups, the Electoral Resource Centre (ERC) and the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) have called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to improve and provide information to enable stakeholders to effectively participate in electoral
263Chat · Terrified ZANU PF Blocking CCC Rallies: Chamisa The blocking of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Binga rally is a sign of panic and fear of the imminent defeat, the ruling ZANU PF will face in next year's national polls, party leader Nelson Chamisa has
Public policy think tank, the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) says the voter registration exercise by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has indicated that the Commission is captured by the ruling Zanu PF party. In a paper titled Zimbabwe’s March 26 By-Elections: Unpacking the Menu of Electoral
263Chat · Quartet Files ConCourt Application To Stop By-Elections A Harare man Tapera Sengweni and three others have filed an application before the Constitutional Court seeking to bar the March 26 by-elections arguing that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission failed to proclaim the polls within the stipulated
Expelled MDC-T deputy president Thokozani Khupe has called on opposition political parties to come together and unite to confront Zanu PF. Addressing the media in Bulawayo Wednesday, the estranged MDC-T leader said the continued divisions among opposition parties had deflated citizens’ hopes. “The needless fragmentation of the
Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has pleaded with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to speak out against political violence following recent attacks on opposition party-CCC supporters at a rally in Kwekwe this past weekend. Mnangagwa's Zanu Pf party has already been implicated to the matter after the Zimbabwe Republic
Leader of the opposition party, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Nelson Chamisa has claimed that the suspected Zanu PF militia that attacked his party supporters at a rally in Kwekwe over the weekend had earlier attempted to unleash a petrol bomb at his convoy in
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