The opposition MDC Youth Assembly has stood by the under fire vice chairperson Job Sikhala whose remarks at a Bikita rally over the weekend has forced the party to distance itself from the Zengeza West legislator's statement. Sikhala who has since been summoned by the police
The opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has distanced itself from treasonous comments made by its Vice Chairman Job Sikhala at a rally in Bikita on Saturday. In a statement, the opposition movement said Sikhala was acting in his own capacity, despite him presiding
Government has sent a strong warning to the opposition Movement for Democratic Change over statements made by its deputy chairperson Job Sikhala during a rally in Bikita when he said they will overthrow President Emmerson Mnangagwa before the 2023 elections. Addressing party supporters in Bikita over
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader, Nelson Chamisa has seen karma at play in the party's former secretary-general, Douglas Mwonzora's defeat at the just ended fifth National Congress held in Gweru. While applauding Happymore "Bvondo" Chidziva for congratulating his rival Job Sikhala, who beat him in
Guvamombe, who is being represented by Jonathan Samukange said that any magistrate, serving or retired is junior to him and it is a humiliation to be tried by them
Former Foreign affairs minister, Walter Mzembi is in serious condition and unable to stand trial, his lawyer Job Sikhala told the Harare Magistrates Court today. Mzembi who is receiving treatment in neighboring South Africa is battling colon cancer and his lawyer said the condition needs prayers. "My
The arrest of Mt Pleasant Member of Parliament, Samuel Banda who is standing trial for allegedly giving a false residential address when he registered as a voter in the run-up to the July 30 harmonised elections is only a rival fight between MDC leader Nelson
Former Foreign Affairs minister Walter Mzembi is critically ill and his health is in a sorrowful state after being diagnosed of colon cancer in June this year, his lawyer Job Sikhala told the court today
FORMER tourism minister in the cabinet of Robert Mugabe Walter Mzembi,54, has been slapped with a warrant of arrest after he failed to turn up for his trial in court due to ill health
Further asked to provide timelines on when the implementation of the NPA Act will take place, tongue in cheek, Ziyambi said the justice system needs to be respected to ensure that no vacuums are created in the vacated posts.
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