THE government has today dismissed MDC President Nelson Chamisa’s call for a National Transitional Authority describing the latter’s latest bid as ‘malicious’ and ‘unacceptable’ saying legitimacy issues on the leadership of the country was resolved on the 30th of July 2018 by the electorate urging
As the economy continue to crawl with the government yesterday moving to suspend imports embargo to allow inflow of foreign goods, the MDC President Nelson Chamisa yesterday pleaded with the Parliament of Zimbabwe to institute an inquiry into the ballooning of national debt
The MDC President Nelson Chamisa has called for the National Transitional Authority to be instituted to save the country from further economic collapse fueled by legitimacy crisis that continue to hang around President Emmerson Mnangagwa's neck as the 40 years old opposition leader remains
Following his assessment of fuel scarcity in the capital on Saturday which has taken the Zimbabweans by storm MDC President Nelson Chamisa reached a conclusion that the shortage of the most sought gem is as a result of leadership dearth.
As the economic crisis reaches a new crescendo as characterized by price hike and shortages with new unpopular raft financial reforms coming into effect from Saturday, 263Chat visited Masvingo town to establish the experiences the South Eastern Zimbabwean people hold.
The MDC President Nelson Chamisa has described the arrest and a raid of the workers union mother body Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) officials at their Head Quarters Thursday morning as the return of former President Robert Mugabe’s typical heavy
President Mnangagwa’s administration appears to have switched back to the former President Robert Mugabe’s style of governance following the arrest of Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) officials today as the police moved to thwart its today’s demonstration against new financial reforms.
Self-exiled and former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has thrown a jibe at Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Dr John Mangudya over his claims that price hike of commodities which have this week doubled coupled with fuel and drug shortages are all caused
It is about time we stopped blaming our government, Mugabe and now ED for the appalling woes we suffer in Zimbabwe. Because while we keep doing that, we will never address the real cause of our dreadful poverty, disease, starvation, dictatorial oppression, and a terminal
Former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has described President Emmerson Mnangagwa led administration’s commitment to economic turnaround pledge as a pie in the sky saying the current government is trapped in the dark with no vision.
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