The Glen View South by-election held on 12 April 2025 offers a sobering reality of the current state of Zimbabwean opposition politics, fractured, absent, and increasingly ineffective. With the ruling ZANU-PF emerging victorious in a constituency that had previously voted overwhelmingly for the opposition Citizens Coalition
Former opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has hailed Botswana’s power transition calling it a “signal” of democratic progress in Africa and urging Zimbabwe’s leaders to consider the example set by Botswana. In an interview after the inauguration of newly elected Botswana President
The Zimbabwean government has officially disbursed Z$70 million to the country’s two major political parties in accordance with the Political Parties (Finance) Act [Chapter 2:11], as outlined in Government Gazette General Notice 1377 of 2024. The funds have been divided between the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic
MOPA, has been used to restrict political activities and assembly, often leading to the suppression of opposition voices.
Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has hit back at critics accusing him of failing to take decisive action against Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu PF government. In a post on social media, Chamisa defended his approach, highlighting that the fight for change in Zimbabwe
Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has called for unity and peaceful resolution amid ongoing political tensions. Speaking to citizens, Chamisa underscored the importance of resolving national disputes through peaceful means, saying the approach reflects strength and a deep commitment to the nation's
Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa delivered a moving speech at the funeral of prominent Nyaradzo Funeral Services chaplain Reverend Ellison Kamupira, who passed away in Harare on Saturday. In his address, Chamisa spoke on the importance of unity and the advisory role that the late reverend
The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has responded to reports surrounding the departure of former opposition legislator Gift Siziba from the May Day celebrations held at Gwanzura Stadium. In a statement issued by ZCTU Secretary General Japhet Moyo, the union clarified that Siziba left the
The recent by-elections have once again spotlighted the deepening chasm of political polarization.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's promises of reform have largely gone unfulfilled, with the human rights situation deteriorating under his leadership.
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