Zimbabwe will hold its much awaited harmonized elections to election President,members of National Assembly and Councillors on the 3oth of July 2018 following a proclamation by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in an extra ordinary government gazette published yesterday. "Fix Monday, the 30th day of July, 2018 as
A former Zanu PF affiliate organisation, Children of the Zimbabwe War Veterans Association (COZWA) has sensationally claimed that they ceased to be a violent grouping after they dumped the ruling party for National Patriotic Front (NPF). By Charles Lotara This came in the wake of accusation by
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa yesterday challenged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to participate in the five kilometres ‘Run for Change’ program to show the nation that he has the drive to run the country. Addressing the hundreds of youths who gathered at
On a year-on-year basis, the situation on exports has declined while capacity utilization, average selling price and stocks of raw materials have improved and expectations for better performance are significantly high.
Nguema is a long-standing friend of the Zanu PF regime in Zimbabwe particularly under deposed strongman Robert Mugabe, especially since a "coup party" led by celebrated "dog of war" Simon Mann was intercepted in Harare in March 2004.
Chief Executive officers under the CEO Africa Roundtable forum have challenged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to fulfill a promise he made during the 5th CEO Africa Roundtable meeting in Victoria Falls to open Chancellor Avenue to the public to allow free movement of people. In his speech
It was like that Tom Hanks movie The Terminal, about a stateless man stuck in New York's JFK airport.
Angry Zanu PF supporters in Mazowe West constituency reportedly boycotted the party's re-run of the primary elections for the women's quota over what they said is the failure by their National Commissar, Engelbert Rugeje to address irregularities raised against the incumbent Kazembe Kazembe. By Staff Reporter Zanu
Opposition Alliance for People's Agenda, (APA) leader Nkosana Moyo has blasted government and all leadership in the country for splashing money on unnecessary things while the country is suffering from poverty
For the first time since 2002, Zimbabwe will this year hold harmonised national elections which will not have the faces of Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai on the presidential ballot paper. By Vusumuzi Sifile Mugabe had enjoyed the “privilege” of appearing on the ballot since February 1980
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