The country’s leading poll watchdog, Election Resource Centre (ERC) has raised concern over government’s decision to invite foreign observers saying the move smacks of the executive hijacking duties of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission. In a statement released last week, ERC noted that the invitation of observers
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Youth Assembly National Spokesperson, Advocate Brian Dube has distanced the party from the violence that rocked Bulawayo recently saying it was perpetrated by mercenaries hired from South Africa. By Delicious Mathuthu Addressing journalist in Gweru recently, Dube said ‘thugs’ were hired and
Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs minister, Ziyambi Ziyambi, has shot down claims that the current President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his new government got power through a “military coup,” arguing that former President Robert Mugabe’s resignation was debated in Parliament. Responding to People’s Democratic Party PDP Spokesperson,
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) has rewarded pardoned party activist, Yvonne Musarurwa with a parliamentary seat under the proportional representation. Speaking on the side-lines of the release of female prisoners under President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s amnesty, MDC-T Secretary General, Douglas Mwonzora said his party was pleased with
Parliamentarians have accused government of lacking the will power to capacitate the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to discharge its constitutional duties ahead of the do or die harmonized elections. Presenting the parliamentary portfolio committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs report on the petition by the Election
Tsvangirai stood for the people of Zimbabwe during the time when it was a taboo to support the opposition but he was a brave and courageous man who stood against the dictatorship and oppressive nature of former President Robert Mugabe.
Should Morgan Tsvangirai have been declared a national hero?
Local and international media were reporting that the MDC-Alliance leader is critically ill in a South African hospital , with some urging the world to brace for "brace for the worst
"The same people who looted diamonds here in Mutare are the same people who are in government and we have it in good authority that they benefited from the $15 billion which went missing
The popular operation in Zimbabwe since Independence, 'Operation Restore Legacy', which saw the demise of former President Robert Mugabe, has ended after 'achieving the intended results,' Defence and Security Services announced on Monday. Addressing a press conference at the Josiah Magama Tongogara barracks in Harare, Lieutenant
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