“This coalition thing which the opposition parties have engaged into is not going to work. I do not think that if we mix water and oil we will come up with some usable resource but a total waste of resources.
“We are going to establish peace ambassadors who are going to defend the vote, once the voting has been done and we are going to announce the results ourselves this time around, from wherever we are going to do that,” said Zwizwai.
Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) will this week become the third political outfit to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Movement Democratic Change led by former Prime Minister, Morgan Tsvangirai. By Philemon Jambaya In an exclusive interview with this reporter, TZ President, Jacob Ngarivhume confirmed the development saying
Leading elections watchdog, the Election Resource Centre (ERC) has commended the ruling Zanu PF on its peace pronouncement saying they should walk the talk as the country gears for the watershed 2018 harmonised elections. In a statement released on Thursday, ERC said Zanu PF must ensure
The BVR machines are coming; we are the ones who pressurized government to use the BVR system because we want to remove the dead who vote and stop those who vote multiple times.
However, ZEC must provide evidence that the Executive did not influence the decision to award the tender to Laxton in order to address perceptions around ZEC's independence given the fact that the State Procurement Board was involved in the consideration of which company to pick
As the 2018 elections draw closer, scrambling for the youths vote has begun and for many this is a season of promises. Political parties have engaged a higher gear in their quest to persuade young people to vote for them and it remains to be seen
Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai is confident a coalition of opposition parties will dislodge the ruling Zanu PF from power in the 2018 harmonized elections. In a statement released on Monday, Tsvangirai was optimistic that the democratic movement has gathered momentum and ready to
.....'State Resources Used To Purchase Party Vehicles' The opposition Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai has expressed concern over the ruling party which has reported to use millions of dollars in importing brand new campaigning vehicles ahead of 2018 elections. Party spokesperson, Obert Gutu accused Zanu
A dramatisation of our politicians might just grab a couple of rave reviews and become a box office hit, they do have a knack of doing or saying the weirdly funny and unfortunately for them and us, they usually mean it. By Leopold Munhende It baffles the mind
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