Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says he will not be revengeful against President Emmerson Mnangagwa once he is elected into office ahead of tomorrow’s harmonised elections. Addressing thousands of party supporters at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe square in Harare yesterday, the opposition
Local think tank, the Public Policy and Research Institute of Zimbabwe (PPRIZ) has highlighted that the majority of citizens want change of government ahead of this year’s harmonized elections. The survey, encompassing a broad spectrum of participants, has shed light on voter registrations, preferences, concerns, and
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has accused the ruling party, ZANU PF of orchestrating unconstitutional tactics to undermine free and fair elections ahead of the impending harmonised elections. In a scathing statement, party spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere condemned the decision to disqualify 12 CCC House of
A survey by Zambian based research and consulting organisation Elite Africa Research (EAR) has revealed that the majority of Zimbabweans are dissatisfied over the country’s economic situation. The survey, comprising a random sample of 2,000 respondents, aimed to gauge public opinion on various social, political, economic,
A recent survey by Ghanaian based pan African research network released by the Mass Public Opinion Institute (MPOI) has shown a significant decline in support for opposition Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa while President Emmerson Mnangagwa has experienced an increase in popularity. According to
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has directed officers commanding provinces to allow political parties to conduct political rallies in the wake of recent incidents where the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has been banned from holding political rallies, despite duly notifying the police. The memo
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has refuted claims by ZANU PF Secretary for Finance, Patrick Chinamasa that they submitted nominations papers for 15 of their parliamentary elections candidates after the 4pm deadline set by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). According to Chinamasa, the CCC failed
In a press release issued on Monday, Moyo emphasized that the international community has grown weary of Zimbabwe's recurring cycle of disputed elections. He articulated his concerns, stating:
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