Zanu-PF Political Commissar Victor Matemadanda Tuesday warned his party members against imposing candidates for the upcoming District Coordinating Committee (DCC) elections which will be held in November. The DCCs had been shelved since 2012 as the party viewed them as a cause for factional fights. However, the
Amnesty International has expressed concern over threats by some senior Government officials that security forces will be out in full force to thwart any planned demonstrations in the country. In a statement, the human rights movement says remarks by Deputy Minister of Defence, Victor Matemadanda and
Supporters of the the 31 scheduled protest have vowed to go on with the event even if the government continue makes arrest, following the arrest of TPZ leader and the movement's master-minder, Jacob Ngarivhume
The ZANU-PF political commissar and Deputy Minister of Defence Victor Matemadanda has been shunned from commenting on war issues because he 'never witnessed any war incident'
Zanu-PF and the opposition movements are tangled in a war of words regarding the 31 July demonstrations as both disagree on nature and intended outcome of the action. The demonstration is being led by Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) leader, Jacob Ngarivhume who contested in the 2018 elections
The ruling party, Zanu-PF says it is targeting an extended membership of five million supporters for the 2023 elections as the party intensified its preparedness for the polls in three years' time. The party's National Political Commissar, Victor Matemadanda said they are mobilizing from the grassroots
ZANU PF has been caught with its hands in a cookie jar gain after using hunger and starving Zimbabweans as a political tool to win votes in an election, opposition MDC has claimed. ..
The recently emerged 'TysonWabantu' movement leaders have challenged the biggest elephant in the room that their preferred leader, Savior Kasukuwere has what it takes to take down the ever ruling ZANU PF
Confirmation that former Zanu PF Commissar Saviour "Tyson" Kasukuwere is leaving no stone unturned in an effort to rescue Zimbabwe from the political and economic quagmire that the country finds itself in sending shivers through the spines of a number of the ruling party bigwigs.
Zimbabwe is headed for a showdown on Friday 16 August as the opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) will hold its demonstration against the President Emmerson Mnangagwa led government over a critically ill socio-economic and political landscape. The demo has attracted a lot of
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