Movement for Democratic Change member, Paddington Japajapa has nailed the Zimbabwe National Army for the death of six civilians on the 1st of August following protests in the central business district of Harare. Making his submissions at the Commission of Inquiry into the post election violence,
The opposition MDC Vice President Professor Welshman Ncube has dismissed as desperate and untrue reports that suggest there is a bad blood between his patron party President Nelson Chamisa and himself.
Exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has thrown brickbats at the Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Nick Mangwana describing the latter as an evil servant following his remarks in which he exonerates the military from shooting civilians in a post-election violence on
Reliable sources within the opposition described Nyanga senator as "an apple of discord allegedly funded by the ruling Zanu PF party to cause confusion in the movement."
MDC alliance principal Tendai Biti through is lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa has challenged trial prosecution by Michael Reza whom they are saying is politically aligned to the ruling ZANU PF
High Court Judge Justice David Mangota yesterday ruled that the appointment of Professor Lovemore Madhuku and Professor Charity Manyeruke as commissioners to form Kgalema Motlanthe seven member Inquiry team to look into the 1st of August 2018 post-election violence as fit to discharge their duties
President Emmerson Mnanangwa and his counterpart opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa lead the country in mourning 47 people who died yesterday following the accident late yesterday after a head on collision of two buses at the 166-km peg along the Harare-Mutare highway.
President Emmerson Mnangawa has today revealed that unscrupulous business activities are continuing to milk out the country’s millions of dollars saying due to tender manipulation, money laundering and tax evasion charging that the full wrath of the law will descend on those found wanting.
The youth league’s secretary Pupurai Togarepi accused the small, foreign-owned businesses of externalization of funds while starving the local banks of the much-needed banks.
Renowned constitutional lawyer and University of Zimbabwe lecturer Fadzayi Mahere came out guns blazing over the call of sanctions removal by Econet Wireless Zimbabwe founder Strive Masiyiwa charging that the government must honour a cocktail of its responsibilities including human rights before calling
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