Bulawayo Mayor Councilor David Coltart says he is not resigning from his position as Bulawayo Mayor following recent speculation around his in the wake of political squabbles within the opposition movement. In a message shared via X (formerly Twitter) the veteran politician said he conducted extensive
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has refuted claims by ZANU PF Secretary for Finance, Patrick Chinamasa that they submitted nominations papers for 15 of their parliamentary elections candidates after the 4pm deadline set by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). According to Chinamasa, the CCC failed
The MDC has dismissed as false and misleading reports that there are missing funds from their coffers. In a statement, party treasurer general Senator David Coltart said the allegations are alarmistic as the party handles its funds in a professional manner. “The report in today’s issue of
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change, MDC Organizing Secretary Amos Chibaya has been granted bail of RTGS$ 400 on the charge of failing to stop an August 16 organized demonstration which was only banned at the 11th hour
Court Drama To Corner Chamisa Is An Empty Thunderbolt, Coltart
Former education minister David Coltart has come out guns blazing against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s decision to invite Ugandan President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to officiate at the 60th Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) this week in Bulawayo.
Zimbabwe’s economic crisis reaches a new crescendo this week with fuel shortage countrywide leaving commuters at the mess of transport hiked fares pegged at $2 for a single trip among other difficulties with the Apex Council writing to the government yesterday notifying the employer of
Former Education Minister, David Coltart has expressed shock and disappointment over the findings of the August 1 Commission of Inquiry which fingered the army and police as being responsible for the death of six civilians and injury of 35 others. The 113-page report says the deaths
Following the release of the Motlanthe Commission report by President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday with the military and the police found responsible for the deaths of six and injuring 35 unarmed civilians, lawyers, activists and the public have demanded an apology from Mnangagwa who is the
Former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo scoffed off at Zanu PF’s resolution to endorse President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the sole party presidential candidate for the 2023 elections.
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