The popular operation in Zimbabwe since Independence, 'Operation Restore Legacy', which saw the demise of former President Robert Mugabe, has ended after 'achieving the intended results,' Defence and Security Services announced on Monday. Addressing a press conference at the Josiah Magama Tongogara barracks in Harare, Lieutenant
Commander of the Zimbabwe National Army, Lieutenant General Phillip Valerio Sibanda has warned expelled G40 members of the ruling Zanu PF to desist from bad mouthing the country from foreign lands with intentions to harm peace and tranquility within the country, appealing to citizens to
Minister of Sports, Arts and Recreation Kazembe Kazembe has taunted disgraced former First Lady Grace Mugabe saying Grace's public attack on him made him 'famous' in a negative way. Kazembe who was addressing villagers at the Nyanga is Supa Sports Tournament in Nyanga over the weekend
Zanu PF Extra Ordinary Congress has kicked off in Harare with ruling party's 314th politburo session endorsing the central committee resolution to recall former President Robert Mugabe from his position and replacing him with Emmerson Mnangagwa. Zanu PF Secretary for Information and Publicity, Simon Khaya-Moyo, told
As we commemorate the 16 days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence, 263Chat will profile 16 most influential women in Zimbabwe. The focus will be on their achievements and the contribution they have or are making to uplift society and the country at large. Joice Mujuru Joice
Revolutionary greetings dear comrades. A leopard will never change its spots. Mnangagwa has been Mugabe's right hand man since the liberation war of independence, he shall remain as such. We therefore submit that Mnangagwa's administration is nothing but an extension of Mugabe's. Mnangagwa's cabinet is littered
I could not help but be flabbergasted and disgusted by the manner in which some sections of our society, especially the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC), seem intent on continuing the 'legacy' of cult politics in this country - as witnessed by their pathetic attempts to
No matter what one might characterize what transpired in Zimbabwe over the past week - a coup, not a coup, or a 'smart coup' - there is one thing for sure
The newly appointed Zimbabwean President, Emmerson Mnangagwa has poured cold water on a coalition government with opposition parties promising to deliver a credible free and fair elections next year. Mnangagwa was addressing thousands of people who thronged the National Sports Stadium to witness his inauguration ceremony
Minister of Finance, Ignatius Chombo who was among a group of Zanu PF officials detained by the military during an army operation against "criminals" around the deposed former president Robert Mugabe, was on Thursday night released from military custody and handed over to the police
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