263Chat · Parly Report Reveals Low Morale Within Police Service The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security Services has revealed that morale is at its lowest ebb within the country’s police service. Committee chairperson Brigadier General (Rtd) Levi Mayihlome, while presenting a report on
Independent Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has called on Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC) president Nelson Chamisa to assert his powers and call for mass resignation of remaining opposition parliamentarians aligned to him but still in both legislative houses under the MDC-T ticket. Following the recall of
Gender advocacy group Msasa Project has called for stiffer penalties against perpetrators of sexual violence following varying sentences being meted out to convicted criminals. Speaking before members of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Gender at stakeholders meeting in Harare recently, Musasa Executive Director Precious Taru said
Former Minister of Information and Publicity, Professor Jonathan Moyo has claimed that the country’s authorities are fearful of the citizens. Professor Moyo made the remarks during an online live programme in which he revealed that the famous final push of 2001 sent shivers in the country’s
Norton legislator Temba Mliswa who is serving a six sitting suspension after a heated debate with Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda has taken a swipe at the latter over the moratorium. Mliswa had a showdown with Mudenda after he allegedly manhandled Seke legislator Munyaradzi Tobias Kashambe
The Nelson Chamisa led opposition MDC Alliance has condemned the latest recalls of legislators by the MDC-T saying it is a reverse of the people’s will. In a statement, Alliance spokesperson Advocate Fadzayi Mahere said they are of the view that state institutions are being abused. “The
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has rubbished announcement of Public Hearings dates on proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill number 2 and called for suspension of the hearings. In a statement, spokesperson for the Coalition Marvellous Khumalo said Parliament should abide by Covid 19 lockdown regulations. “The Crisis
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Chief whip Prosper Mutseyami has blasted Zanu PF legislators who have been disrupting parliamentary committees chaired by legislators from his party saying the rules of the house were being applied selectively as they were punished for walking out on President
Buhera South legislator, Joseph Chinotimba has warned government against imposing excessive taxes and price hikes on citizens saying such actions will provoke civil disobedience and bring instability into the country. Raising a point of privilege in Parliament yesterday, Chinotimba made reference to the recent 2.5 percent
Parliament of Zimbabwe is set to establish an academy offering systematic courses for legislators and staff to enhance understanding of parliamentary duties, 263Chat has learnt. In an interview on the sidelines of the signing of the grant protocol agreement for the Tax and Accountability Project this
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