263Chat · We Still Have A Long Way To Go- Chamisa Citizens Coalition for Change leader, Nelson Chamisa says he is excited by his party's inaugural parliamentary and council election victory but is focused on the 2023 elections. Chamisa's new party emerged victorious in the recently held
Opposition United African National Congress (UANC) leader, Gwinyai Muzorewa has chided President Emerson Mnagagwa and his government for neglecting former liberation war fighters despite their contribution to the independence of the country. In a statement, Muzorewa said forgetting those who fought for the liberation of the
Senior Zanu-PF members will undergo public Sinopharm vaccination in an effort to boost public confidence in the highly controversial vaccine. Sinopharm has received widespread condemnation as it has not been passed by the World Health Organisation after its mandatory third clinical trial. Zimbabwe received 200 000 doses
Opposition party leader, Herbet Chamuka, of Ideas Party Of Democracy (IPD), says his party will only need 200 working days to solve the country’s problems if elected to the presidency in the 2023 elections. The South African based politician told 263Chat recently that Zimbabwe’s challenges need
Opposition outfit, Ideas Party of Democracy (IPD) has challenged the ruling party, Zanu-PF to honour its election campaign promises before starting another campaign ahead of the 2023 elections. By Charles Dzimwasha Zanu-PF made a raft of promises through its manifesto among which was the revamping of industries
ZanuPF Director of Information, Tafadzwwa Mugwadi, Thursday said President Emmerson Mnangagwa should not allow opposition members to demonstrate in the streets because it is nonsensical and can lead to a spike in COVID-19 cases. Zimbabwe has recorded 4 990 confirmed cases, including 1 927 recoveries and
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's spokesperson George Charamba Wednesday declared that Zimbabwe is better than SADC countries and could soon be better than South Africa, development-wise. Charamba was responding to Lindiwe Zulu, Chairperson of the ANC’s international relations committee who was quoted in today’s press as calling for
The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) has expressed shock and concern at the increasing language of hate coming mainly from ZANU PF ahead of the opposition-led July 31 protests. The association said the recent remarks by the acting ZANU PF spokesperson Patrick Chinamasa incited violence at
The Zanu-PF youth league has vowed to defend the nation and President Emmerson Mnangagwa on 31 July as the opposition and civil society intensify preparations for a demonstration on the slated day. The Jacob Ngarivhume fronted demonstration has been gathering steam on social media platforms with
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
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