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
The party mood in Zimbabwe continues as well as the sheer wave of anticipation over a new turn of fortunes for the better since the resignation of the country's only known leader Robert Mugabe. By Wilson Chipangura The former Zimbabwe's strongman was ousted through a fast motion
As Zimbabwe readies to take off following Robert Mugabe’s resignation from the presidency of the Republic of Zimbabwe, its citizenry has expressed mixed feelings on the route to economic recovery. By Ruvimbo Muchenje and Admire Masuku While most agree that the economy needs to be revived immediately,
With speculations from the ongoing negotiations at the state house going round that President Robert Mugabe is refusing to step down, the generality of Zimbabweans have not lost hope of the fact that their 93 year old leader's days in office are over. Since Tuesday morning
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai has on Thursday reiterated calls for President Robert Mugabe to step down from his position to pave way for an all inclusive transitional government. Tsvangirai who was addressing journalists at his Highlands residency following a meeting by the party's
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
Zimbabwe’s current political conundrum is hinged on Zanu PF’s weakness and the opposition’s confusion. Zanu PF is engulfed in a fierce succession battle and it has never been this weak since its formation in 1963. On the other hand, the opposition finds itself enmeshed in
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
When former Zimbabwean Vice President, Dr Joice Mujuru was fired from ZANU (PF), the British did not waste time in inviting her to London. The message was clear, "you have the support of the military but no grassroots support, get into a coalition with Morgan
The stage for a transition in Zimbabwe is set. Even exogenous factors are in sync with the transition agenda. However, just like a small virgin boy, the opposition seems too excited by the delusion of wielding power or the hope of wielding power someday to
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