The MDC President Nelson Chamisa has moved to employ November 2017’s military inspired mass protests memories that are ringing fresh among the Zimbabweans to stage a mass demonstration against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration which appeared to have no clue on the economy that
President Emmerson Mnangagwa repealed Statutory Instrument 96 of 2018 which had been designed to award Vice President Constantino Chiwenga with powers to oversee the defence and war veterans association ministry widely believed to be the most crucial ministry in the country’s security.
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
Last week government was forced to open the country’s borders and allow imports from neighboring countries after shops ran out of stock citing foreign currency shortages which have continues to elude the market for the past few years.
THE lighting of eternal flame at national political gathering carries with itself a historical symbolism that need no distortions especially looking at Zimbabwe’s democratic transitional phases she has seen pre and after 1980.
The supporters, who haven’t moved on from the defeat at the hands of Mnangagwa and Zanu-PF two months ago, still believe Chamisa can somehow maneuver his way to the state house and be the president of the republic.
New MDC convert and Joyce Mujuru’s former National People’s Party (NPP) chairman Dzikamai Mavhaire on Saturday stood up against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration which has for long used liberation struggle participation as a bulwark to resist young blood to contest the country’s highest office and
Former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has said President Emmerson Mnangagwa ‘s top advisor and top ally Christopher Mutsvangwa is not telling the truth about his position regarding the command agriculture which the latter said he opposed amid revelations that the program
Zimbabwe’s history breaker as the first youngest female parliamentarian for Harare West Joanah Mamombe has today insisted with the MDC President Nelson Chamisa’s dialogue template saying until negotiations are put in place between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Chamisa, Zimbabwe’s economic development prospects remain a pie
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