Opposition parties in the country are optimistic of their chances in the forthcoming elections with most of them expressing readiness to battle out the ruling Zanu PF in the do or die polls set for August this year. The Morgan Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change
Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai has dismissed reports that his party leader, Morgan Tsvangirai has hinted on stepping down and handing over to the 'younger generation'. Following media reports emanating from Tsvangirai's new year message issued on Monday in which the former Prime
Election management body, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) on Tuesday vowed to conduct a free, fair and credible plebiscite urging the electorate to put its weight behind the organisation. Briefing journalists in the capital, ZEC Acting Chairperson, Commissioner Emmanuel Magade said although not everyone can have
Movement for Democratic Change President, Morgan Tsvangirai has hailed President Emmerson Mnangagwa's visit to his house last week, saying it signaled what must be the bane of the new politics in Zimbabwe. Tsvangirai, in his new year message issued on Monday noted that Mnangagwa's visit was
The Morgan Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change has piled pressure on City of Harare and government of Zimbabwe to prioritize the provision of adequate water treatment chemicals to avert potential health crisis in Harare. In an interview with 263Chat, MDC-T Spokesperson, Obert Gutu said the
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's State Of The Nation Address (SONA) has received mixed reactions from Members of Parliament (MPs), civic leaders and business leaders. Mnangagwa presented his inaugural SONA on Wednesday before a joint parliamentary sitting of National Assembly and Senate where among other things promised to
Opposition parties under the banner of the MDC Alliance have expressed confidence of winning the forth coming 2018 elections saying they have better strategies to win the hearts and minds of voters than the ruling Zanu PF under Emmerson Mnangagwa. Addressing a press conference at the
Zanu PF parliamentarians are currently meeting at the party's headquarters to deliberate on plans to impeach President Robert Mugabe in Parliament following his refusal to bow down to pressure for him to step down by midday today. The ruling party's chief whip, Lovemore Matuke told reporters
South African based business magnate and FreeZim Congress President, Joseph Busha has laid into Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) leader, Morgan Tsvangirai saying he is not fit for the country's top job. Busha said Tsvangirai will not be fit enough for the presidency and is not
A cross section of vendors operating on the streets of Harare have vowed to stay put, challenging President Robert Mugabe to give them alternative means of survival failure of which they will continue fighting for their “place” on the streets. This follows President Robert Mugabe’s remarks
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