A local think tank has said Zimbabwe’s mounting socio-economic and political problems are typified by the patronage system of governance, in the ruling party. The Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) said patronage ridden institutions such as the revolutionary ZANU PF party are adverse to democracy and hinder
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COMMUNITIES should engage with their leaders in decision-making and planning developmental issues, Election Resource Centre has said. By Owami Sithole and Generall Mugah Election Resource Centre (ERC) director, Mr Tawanda Chimhini, said this recently during the organization’s launch of the Communities in Action programme in Domboshava. He said
Paris Saint-Germain will take a narrow lead to Stamford Bridge after beating Chelsea 2-1 in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie at the Parc des Princes. By Semion Gholam Substitute Edinson Cavani fired the winning goal in the 78th minute after Chelsea's defence had
Majorities of impoverished Chitungwiza masses are suffering the debilitating effects of lack of basic services, resources and facilities a research has said. According to the research done by Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI), a local think tank in partnership with Chitungwiza Residents Trust (CHITREST), the majority of
The Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) yesterday blamed Local Government Minister, Saviour Kasukuwere for the recent wave of house demolitions which hit the city of Harare. Speaking at an emergency meeting, which the Herald say was held under a tense atmosphere, association’s Secretary General
Mashonaland Eagles are the 2015/16 Domestic Twenty20 Competition champions after they edged Mountaineers in a super-over eliminator that decided the thrilling final at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo yesterday. The match had finished all even, both sides mustering identical totals of 167 for six wickets in
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Harare – Zimbabwe's opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, made a surprise reappearance on Twitter on Monday and was immediately mobbed by supporters and critics. Tsvangirai, 63, hadn't tweeted since March 2014. That was several months after elections that returned longtime president Robert Mugabe to power. The Movement for Democratic Change
Former Vice President Joice Mujuru has for the first time confirmed that she is leading the opposition Zimbabwe People First (ZPF) expected to contest the country’s much-anticipated 2018 general elections,Voice of America has reported. In an exclusive interview with Voice of America’s Studio 7, Mrs. Mujuru was
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