Professor Jonathan Moyo Monday warned MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa against changing the party's name following the recent announcement by Thokozani Khupe that she is taking over the name and will be using it in the upcoming by-elections During the MDC T's 21st anniversary on Saturday,
Former Minister of information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Professor Jonathan Moyo says Zimbabwean authorities abducted journalist cum activist Hopewell Chin’ono yesterday after they forcibly gained entry into his home. In a live interview with a local publication, Prof Moyo said the fact that they broke into
Zimbabwe might soon be faced with another military coup after the government surprisingly declined any reports of a repeat of November 2017, political analysts have said. On Wednesday, Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe, flanked by service chiefs, denied that there was an imminent coup saying it
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday all but admitted that there are divisions with Zanu-PF and that the party is moving in to weed out "sell-outs" who have been recruited to destroy the party from within. He made the remarks while addressing Zanu-PF members during the ongoing
The opposition party, MDC, has pushed the blame on Zanu-PF for its loss in yesterday's Nyanga and Bikita councils' by-elections saying its supporters were subjected to intimidation and vote buying from the ruling party. In a statement, the party's secretary for elections Jacob Mafume said the
Self-exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has described his former political party as a political graveyard whose regrouping agenda he claimed lacks transformational politics the country needs in the 21st century. Moyo made remarks on his microblog Twitter Tuesday night following the ruling party’s
Responding to an emotional video by SkyNews showing soldiers assaulting a citizen while handcuffed, President Mnangagwa has described as “appalling” the military crackdown on civilians.
Former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo scoffed off at Zanu PF’s resolution to endorse President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the sole party presidential candidate for the 2023 elections.
As anxiety swell on the Kgalema Motlanthe led Commission of Inquiry findings out of the 1st of August 2018 post-election violence, human rights activists and lawyers to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government have demanded that the President honor his promise he made on the
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) President Nelson Chamisa has refuted claims by Zanu PF Secretary for administration Dr Obert Obert Mpofu who told the Kgalema Motlanthe led Commission of Inquiry that the 40 years old opposition leader admitted that he had lost elections
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