Transform Zimbabwe President Jacob Ngarivhume has launched a voter education campaign aimed at convincing Zimbabweans to shun political parties that use violence to gain votes in next year's parliamentary election. The campaign which was launched last week at Hopley will be spread to parts of the
Jacob Ngarivhume's Transform Zimbabwe party has embarked on a health campaign program aimed at helping communities overcome health challenges that have been exacerbated by poor environmental management. Following on the party's recent clean up campaigns held in Mbare, Chitungwiza and many other suburbs of Harare, TZ
Transform Zimbabwe has urged Zanu Pf to rein on its supporters who are suspected to be behind recent attacks on opposition members. Suspected twelve Zanu PF Youths allegedly terrorised and severely assaulted Transform Zimbabwe members in Chitungwiza last weekend, which left four people injured. Transform Zimbabwe is
Transform Zimbabwe has lined up nationwide clean-up campaigns dubbed “Keep the city clean, stop blaming start acting" in response to a recent typhoid outbreak that hit parts of Harare and other towns leaving two people dead. Addressing Chitungwiza residents before a clean up campaign on Saturday,
Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) President Jacob Ngarivhume has challenged political leaders to stop blaming and start acting as the nation once again stands threatened by the deadly epidemics of typhoid and Cholera. By Edward Makuzva Addressing Journalists at the launch of the cleanup campaign last week in Glenview,
The recent Typhoid outbreak scare in the City of Harare which has seen the Government and Harare City Council playing the blame game has led Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) to mobilise residents and call for responsible authorities to take action against the disease and stop blaming
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