his July, Zimbabwe held its first post-Robert Mugabe era presidential election, nearly four decades after his accession to power. The ruling ZANU-PF party won the 69 percent of the 210 seats in parliament after winning rural voters by large margins. In the presidential vote, Emmerson Mnangagwa, the
The MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa’s South African drawn lawyers who were denied permits to represent their client in court on Wednesday has described the legal system in the country as almost ‘xenophobic’ charging that the legal embargo that the minister of Justice Ziyambi Ziyambi
I wanted MDC Alliance to win. I wanted MDC to win the ConCourt hearing. I want the court to show that it could be impartial and was prepared to stand up against an oppressive regime. By David Barber and Tendai Ruben Mbofana Of course, as I am
The MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa remains hopeful that the Constitutional Court will deliver a judgment that resonates with what he described as superb submissions by his legal team led by advocate Thabani Mpofu who yesterday stood before the full bench of nine judges to
The Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court has struck off the record with no order as to costs the submissions by pro plantiff respondents on technical basis with Chief Justice Luke Malaba saying the papers are not properly before the court.
President elect, Emmerson Mnangagwa’s global reengagement agenda has been thrown under the bus by the Zimbabwe Liberation War Veterans Association (ZLWVA) who today fired salvo at the world economic and political super powers Britain and United States on the back of allegations of colluding with
MDC Alliance Presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa has hinted that his team is ready and finalizing their evidence to challenge the outcome of July 30 Presidential election results which he insists were rigged in favor of Zanu PF and Emerson Mnangagwa.
Addressing the press at the party headquarters today, Chamisa insisted that his evidence is overwhelming adding that he has a strong case against
The Nelson Chamisa led MDC Alliance came out gun blazing on the government’s dummy on its legal gurus drawn from South Africa, Kenya and United States hired to represent the youthful opposition leader’s Constitutional Court election petition that bid to overturn Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)
Various church leaders have called for Judiciary independence ahead of Wednesday's Presidential Election challenge which is set to be ruled over by the Constitutional Court. The petition to challenge the 2018 Presidential Election results released by the Zimbabwe Electroplate Commission was put forward by the main
MDC Alliance President Nelson Chamisa’s legal team has landed in the country today afternoon in preparation for presidential election court challenge set for hearing on 22 August next week Wednesday.
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