Shumba Blasts Mnangagwa, Invites Mugabe To Join The Opposition
He called on the deposed Mugabe to be brave and join the opposition movement, a move which Shumba said will help the country know how elections have been alleged to be rigged.
Trouble In CODE As ZimFirst Pulls Out
In a strong worded press release by Shumba, he accused Mangoma of involving himself in the internal party politics by propping Dereck Lupemba, who has been representing Shumba in CODE during his absence.
CODE calls for privatisation of Air Zimbabwe
The Coalition of Democrats Zimbabwe (CODE) has reiterated calls for government to privatize Air Zimbabwe. In a statement to 263Chat, CODE president Mr Elton Mangoma said Air Zimbabwe just like any other parastatals must be privatized. "It is an open secret that the airliner like many other
Mixed Reactions to Mnangagwa Cabinet Appointment
A cross section of Zimbabweans have condemned President Emmerson Mnangagwa's recently appointed 22-member cabinet saying it was largely an act of "rewarding" his loyalists without looking at capacity to deliver. Mnangagwa on Thursday night appointed 22 ministers, six deputy ministers and 10 provincial ministers mainly made
Gimmicks Of A Zimbabwe Political Alliance
Zimbabwe is currently going through an Economic , Social and Political Crisis which has mainly been caused by weak state institutions and lack of leadership renewal since independence in 1980. President Mugabe who is the only leader Zimbabwe has ever known for the past 37
Opposition Reacts To Mugabe’s Comments On Coalition
Transform Zimbabwe President, Jacob Ngarivhume has rejected Mugabe’s advice on coalition which the opposition parties in the country are planning to have ahead of 2018 presidential elections. Speaking to journalists at the Women Health Fair program which the party launched in Glenview on Thursday last week,
NERA Savages Govt Over BVR Kit Procurement Takeover
A consortium of opposition political parties under the banner of National Electoral Reform Agenda have called on the government of Zimbabwe to stop interfering with Biometric Voter Registration process threatening to take to the streets if their call is not heeded. Addressing a press conference in
Open Letter to Zimbabweans, Opposition Parties, NERA and CODE
Fellow Citizens, The circumstances of the Norton By-Elections were an eye opener to all Zimbabweans at home and in the diaspora. A number of facts were laid bare by the elections. The first obvious point being that less than 50% of registered voters participated in the