Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has with immediate effect appointed Professor Welshman Ncube as acting President of the MDC Alliance. In a statement, presidential spokesperson for the Alliance, Nkululeko Sibanda said the move was in line with the rotational acting appointments of the office. “The President of the
The government is showing negative approach towards the scheduled 31 July protest which is meant to address corruption and government’s misrule by the opposition and citizens
The Thokozani Khupe led MDC-T says its Extra-Ordinary Congress scheduled for 31 July will go ahead but the final decision will rest on the Supreme Court which ordered the elective congress to go ahead. The congress hangs in the balance, however, after President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced
The ZANU-PF political commissar and Deputy Minister of Defence Victor Matemadanda has been shunned from commenting on war issues because he 'never witnessed any war incident'
Zimbabwean politicians today shelved differences to mourn the death of opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa's mother who passed on at her rural home in Gutu yesterday afternoon. Posting on social media politicians from Zanu PF, National Constitutional Assembly, MDC-T and independent candidates took turns to
MDC-T secretary general, Douglas Mwonzora says the planned nationwide demonstration slated for the 31st of July and is organized by Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) leader, Jacob Ngarivhume is a premeditated plot to disrupt his party Congress to be held in Harare on the same day. In an
MDC-Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has taken a dig at rival MDC-T leader, Thokozani Khupe for allegedly manipulating the late party founder, Morgan Tsvangirai ’s legacy to legitimize her selfish agenda. Speaking during the inaugural online rally held yesterday, Chamisa defended the Alliance saying it was the
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa yesterday said his party supports the proposed July 31 demonstration which is being spearheaded by Transform Zimbabwe (T.Z) leader, Jacob Ngarivhume. The demonstration, amongst other things, seeks to call out President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government on its misgivings since the 2018 elections
The Movement for Democratic Change- Alliance (MDC A) which recently experienced turbulent times due to internal power squabbles, has once again come under scrutiny from a section of its followers, who are questioning the rationale behind continued use of the “Chamisa Chete Chete” slogan way
Expelled Zanu PF national youth political Commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu has ripped into President Emmerson Mnangagwa and opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa saying they are only concerned about power than the majority of the people. Tsenengamu made these remarks during a press conference in Harare saying
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