[caption id="attachment_51136" align="alignnone" width="3456"] Chamisa having a look on the solar project at Tariro poly clinic in Hopely. (Picture by Munashe Chokodza/263Chat)[/caption] [caption id="attachment_51139" align="alignnone" width="3456"] Hopely MDC supporters waiting for their leader Chamisa arrival[/caption] [caption id="attachment_51144" align="alignnone" width="3456"] MDC leader Nelson Chamisa arriving in Hopely for
Hopley, a peri-urban suburb south of Harare with a population of about 200 000 people, was a beehive of activity today following a visit to the area by the opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa to assess progress on the new clinic constructed by the City
Safety of the Chikurubi maximum prison's inmates from water born diseases like typhoid and cholera is now questionable after revelations that there is shortage of water at the camp
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Nelson Chamisa was Friday morning temporarily denied entrance into Chikurubi Maximum prison where he had gone to visit jailed party activists Tungamirai Madzokere and Last Maengahama who are serving 20 years each for murdering a police officer. Chamisa was scheduled
President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his political rival, Nelson Chamisa appeared to be fighting for the attention of United States of America on its independence day after posting separate congratulatory messages to the Donald Trump administration. The United States of America celebrated its 243rd Independence today. Posting on
The recently formed political party, LEAD leader, Linda Masarira has vowed to fight hard against corruption and restore order into the country amid economic chaos
The opposition MDC castigated government and President Emerson Mnangagwa for hiring an hire an American firm for over $US1 million drop sanctions against Zimbabwe
MDC leader and cleric, Nelson Chamisa has introduced a Chaplain department in his newly appointed National Executive Council (NEC) in order to deal with election disappointments within the party and find a way forward. Chamisa lost the July 2018 elections to eventual winner President Emmerson Mnangagwa
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) Secretary General Raymond Majongwe has lashed out at the MDC President Nelson Chamisa's recent appointment of prominent lawyer, Fadzayi Mahere as the Secretary for Education saying it does not give confidence to teachers. Chamisa appointed his new National Executive Council
There is not going to be any solution to the current crisis which the country is facing now if President Emerson Mnangagwa omits to engage the opposition Movement for Democratic Change in the national dialogue, Chamisa said
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