The ruling Zanu PF party has warned party members against resorting to violence as noted in some areas during last week 's primary elections. Zanu PF primary election results were contested in several areas with some candidates accusing others of intimidation and vote rigging which led
Former opposition activists who defected to the ruling Zanu PF party have been given the greenlight to contest in the revolutionary party’s primary elections slated for this Saturday. The primary elections were scheduled for last Saturday, however due to an overwhelming response from prospective candidates the
Section 74 of the Criminal Codification and Reform Act has for years been used against members of the LGBTI community.
On 20th March every year, the world celebrates World Happiness Day and the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network releases an annual report named World Happiness Report.
Chief's Council president Chief Fortune Charumbira has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa and opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa to find each other for the betterment of the country. Speaking at the burial of Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume's mother in Masvingo over the
Civic Society Organizations (CSOs) under the banner of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) have written an open letter to President Emmerson Mnangagwa pleading with him to deal with various problems bedeviling the country. In the letter, the Coalition expressed concern over the lack of genuine
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says he has reached out to President Emmerson Mnangagwa over the incarceration of Zengeza West legislator Job Sikhala but to no avail. Sikhala has been in custody without trial since his arrest on charges of inciting public
ZEC commissioners have been squabbling over the recently gazetted delimitation.
South African-based politician Herbert Chamuka says the United States (US) government must stay out of the upcoming elections as this will give ZanuPF motivation to rig the polls.
Former Mozambican president Joaquim Chissano who is facilitating Zimbabwe’s second structured dialogue platform meeting on the arrears and debt clearance, says mistrust between Zimbabwe and its development partners is curtailing the process. Speaking at the conference in Harare yesterday, Chissano called for the management of misconceptions
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