The opposition party, Movement For Democratic Change (MDC) says it will tomorrow meet to decide on whether to go ahead with the party's 20th-anniversary celebrations slated for this Saturday, the same day the funeral service of the late former President Robert Mugabe will be held
Former President Robert Mugabe has died, he was 95. Mugabe died at a Singaporian hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Grace and three children. Recently, President Emmerson Mnangagwa assured the nation that the former ruler, was recovering well, however, urging the nation
South Africa has been reminded of the support it received from other nations during the anti-apartheid campaign as xenophobia, Acrophobia attacks reported in the country
The ZANU PF Mashonaland Central province executive member and Chitungwiza town clerk George Makunde has been fingered as perpetrator behind the town mayor's terror attack
The Nelson Chamisa led Movement for Democratic Change, MDC's activist Paddington Japa Japa who was sentenced to two years in jail after he was found guilty of contravening Section 66A of the Electoral Act Chapter 2:13, his application for bail pending appeal was today reserved
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change, MDC Organizing Secretary Amos Chibaya has been granted bail of RTGS$ 400 on the charge of failing to stop an August 16 organized demonstration which was only banned at the 11th hour
Preparations for the scheduled August 16 Demonstration seems to be at an advanced stage as both political parties involved, Movement for Democratic Change, MDC and ZANU PF are well prepared for the day
Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa will next week lead thousands of his disgruntled party supporters on a massive demonstration against the President Emmerson administration amid serious threats from senior government officials who previously issued warnings that the army will be called in to quash any
Opposition, Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), is exerting more pressure on the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) to deal with the current Zimbabwean situation which they said is a threat to peace and security in the region
President Emmerson Mnangagwa might have missed a golden opportunity to re-engage with the international community and take Zimbabwe out of the murky waters had he stuck to his promises prior to his election, an investment expert has said. Mnangagwa who came to power in November 2017,
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