The opposition party, the Movement For Democratic Change (MDC) are crying foul over tight bail conditions imposed on its Youth League Secretary-General, Gift Ostallos Siziba, who is being charged with incitement to commit public violence. Siziba appeared at the Rotten Row Magistrates Court this morning for
The ruling Zanu-PF party has embarked on an intensive drive to persuade the nation to give President Emmerson Mnangagwa a chance to “prove his capabilities” as the country’s economic woes continue to mount. The youth league national political commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu told Wedza villagers over the
The Zanu-PF Youth League has cleared Wedza South Member of Parliament Tinoda Machakaire of any wrongdoing after the youthful legislator reportedly availed his business financial reports and bank accounts to the party organ to scrutinise his dealings. Machakaire was named in the list of ‘shame’ of
Opposition MDC Vice President Tendai Biti has called on the government to restore the US dollar use in the country saying the Zimbabwean dollar has all worsened the country's economic situation. This follows the recent introduction of the Zimbabwean dollar to replace the multi-currency system introduced
Government has sent a strong warning to the opposition Movement for Democratic Change over statements made by its deputy chairperson Job Sikhala during a rally in Bikita when he said they will overthrow President Emmerson Mnangagwa before the 2023 elections. Addressing party supporters in Bikita over
Health Services Board Apex Council and the Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZNA) have from today embarked on a strike following the failure by government to respond to the 14 day ultimatum announced two weeks ago. In a letter addressed to the Ministry of Health and Child Care,
"The forum notes that this work of fiction is not without consequence. The state has in the past used the same media outlets to attack civil society actors that are known to be critical of its human rights record as a way of discouraging them
MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, through his party, say they will engage in a national dialogue to find a lasting solution to the current crisis facing the country as long as his five demands are met. In its resolutions at the just ended 5th national congress held
First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa was Friday afternoon booed in Masvingo by bystanders as she entered and exited one of the supermarkets in the ancient city amid growing unpopularity of the first family. According to witnesses, Auxillia, who is the health ambassador for the country and her
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is confident the high-level delegation visit of 343 tourists from China will help boost Zimbabwe’s tourist arrivals while also expanding and diversifying the country’s tourism source markets. The tourists from China are the first batch of at least 10 000 tourists from the
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