Content hosted by iono.fm Chris, Upenyu and Henry talk about the timelime of events leading up to the military intervention (read coup). They them look at the prospects of a a Mnangagwa presidency and a transitional government.
With speculations from the ongoing negotiations at the state house going round that President Robert Mugabe is refusing to step down, the generality of Zimbabweans have not lost hope of the fact that their 93 year old leader's days in office are over. Since Tuesday morning
Zimbabwe's military on Friday said it was "engaging" with President Robert Mugabe, in its first public statement since seizing power two days ago and placing the long-time leader under house arrest. On Friday, the Herald newspaper, a government mouthpiece, reported the Zimbabwe Defence Forces as saying
CONSTITUTION WATCH . Where to Now? The Constitutional Options Introduction On Wednesday ,Zimbabweans woke to find that the Defense Forces had taken control of the country, avowedly to purge the ruling party of criminals who had fostered division and misgovernment. The military spokesman disavowed any idea that they were
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai has on Thursday reiterated calls for President Robert Mugabe to step down from his position to pave way for an all inclusive transitional government. Tsvangirai who was addressing journalists at his Highlands residency following a meeting by the party's
Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) on Wednesday applauded action by the military saying it was necessary to rid Zanu PF of bad elements who were suffocating the economy and recklessly firing party members without basis. Secretary General of ZNLWVA, Victor Matemadanda said Zanu PF
ZAA Founder Conrad Mwanza expressed delight after yet another successful Zimachievers event, this time in Dallas, Texas on Saturday 11th November 2017 at the Prestigious Intercontinental Hotel. .“Putting such events together is not easy, it takes a lot of dedication, 2017 has been a rewarding experience and, seeing all the hard work
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres delivers a speech during the 23rd Conference of the Parties (COP) climate talks in Bonn, Germany, on Wednesday. (AP) HARARE, Zimbabwe: The United Nations says Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is appealing for “calm, non-violence and restraint” in Zimbabwe. UN deputy spokesman Farhan Haq
Content hosted by iono.fm Chris, Upenyu and Henry take a brief look at the events of the past week related to former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa's firing. They then focus on the pre-budget seminar held by the Finance Minister Ignatius "Sisqo" Chombo in Vic Falls and
Content hosted by iono.fm Archie, Nomaliso, Rumbie and Onai meet up this week to hang out in the studio and try out a brand new segment on the show called "Hot Takes". They talk about the possibility of the presidents son being a new rapper, the
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