Opposition MDC Alliance has expressed concern over the plight of Zimbabweans living in South Africa following recent pronouncement by the Southern African country that it will not be extending the Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEP) which are expiring on December 31. In a statement, MDC Alliance secretary
Zimbabwe Catholics Bishop Conference, Secretary General Father Frederick Chiromba has said the recent Pastoral Letter to Government was not intended at sowing divisions in the country as alleged by Information Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa. Responding to the allegations by Minister Mutsvangwa that they had waded into politics,
The establishment of the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has failed to raise the hopes of citizens including families of August 1 2018 shootings, a local human rights group has said. In a report titled ‘The Motlanthe Report- What’s next for victims and the nation’ the
Former Minister of Information and Publicity, Professor Jonathan Moyo has claimed that the country’s authorities are fearful of the citizens. Professor Moyo made the remarks during an online live programme in which he revealed that the famous final push of 2001 sent shivers in the country’s
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa has called on politicians to be responsible through their actions during the Covid-19 pandemic. In a media brief yesterday, Mutsvangwa said the country cannot afford to be reckless in the midst of the pandemic which is threatening lives. “Zimbabweans,
Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe (WcoZ), a network of women rights activists has bemoaned the deepening health crisis in the country imploring President Emmerson Mnangagwa to urgently address the problem. In a statement, the network says women and girls have lost the little gains they had realised
Outspoken former Zanu PF national youth Commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu has hailed the axing of health minister Obadiah Moyo saying it is a step in the right direction though not enough. In an interview with 263Chat, the firebrand youth activist said the Moyo must be held accountable
Government has reaffirmed its position that schools will re-open on July 28 under the phased approach and warned private school and independent colleges that they risk de-registration should they defy the directive. There had been reports that some private schools and colleges had opened school in
Social movement group Tajamuka/Sesijikile has expressed concern over the deteriorating economic situation obtaining in the country and called for nationwide protests. Speaking during a press conference in Harare, Tajamuka/Sesijikile leader Promise Mkwananzi said they are concerned by the despair which has reached desperate levels. “We are deeply
Opposition MDC Alliance has expressed dismay over the suspension of mobile money transfers by the Government saying the decision violates the rule of law. In a statement the Alliance demanded a reversal of the decision saying it does not protect property rights and dues process should
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