Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda Wednesday called for the closure of the gukurahundi chapter to allow the nation to peacefully plan for the 2023 elections. Mudenda made the remarks to the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) Commissioners during their induction on the role and functions
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has expressed concern over remarks made by the Deputy Chief Secretary, Presidential Communications, George Charamba that the construction of a memorial plaque in honor of victims of the Gukurahundi genocide in Matabeleland South province is illegal. Early this month unknown
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to bring the spokesperson of the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC), Obert Gutu to order over his recent remarks which trivialised the Gukurahundi issue. Early this week, Gutu while addressing an NPRC press
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Vice President and Matabeleland political heavyweight Professor Welshman Ncube has described the decision by the state not to publicize the Chihambakwe and Dumbutshena reports on Gukurahundi findings as ‘hide and seek’.
Despite emphasis that Gukurahundi atrocities which hit Matebeleland and parts of Midlands provinces between 1982-87 were addressed enough by the late Joshua Nkomo and former president Robert Mugabe, experiences by the Shona community of Zhombe who are paying back for the dreadful encounters suffered by
"Gukurahundi has generated hate, anger, discord and ethnic division. We have heard and seen people booing, heckling, shouting and denouncing each other over this emotive issue
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