HARARE 27 July – The European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) to the Republic of Zimbabwe deployed today 44 short-term observers throughout the country. The group is the third contingent, following the core team and the 44 long-term observers, which have arrived in Zimbabwe
Content hosted by iono.fm Chris and Henry provide a not so brief analysis of the upcoming Zimbabwean elections. They speak on ZEC, They speak on how President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Nelson Chamisa and have run their campaigns. They also delve into some parliamentary predictions. Enjoy and
HIGH Court Judge Justice Esther Muremba has ordered the ruling ZANU PF party and Terrence Mukupe, the aspiring legislator for Harare East constituency to stop disrupting the opposition MDC Alliance’s political party campaigns. Justice Muremba on Wednesday 25 July 2018 ordered ZANU PF party and Mukupe
President Mnangagwa today snubs vendors meeting which he was expected to be the guest of honor in Harare at City sports centre, to discuss issues affecting informal workers
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) announces Resilient Waters, a five-year, $32.4 million project to address severe water challenges facing the Limpopo River Basin and Okavango River Basin communities
With the July 30 elections just a few days away, perceptions on the role of soldiers in elections especially in campaigning for the ruling Zanu PF have dented the credibility of the much hyped polls, an investigation by 263Chat has revealed. Villagers in Bikita, Masvingo province
Chief Executive Officers under the CEO Africa Round-table have urged Zimbabweans to embrace peace and tolerance during and after the Monday elections saying they envision a fresh era pregnant with opportunities for business. According to a statement released yesterday, CEO Africa Round-table called on every Zimbabwean
This election cycle sees both familiar and new tactics being put into play. Social media’s ability to transcend space and its alternative hue makes it an effective tool to reach out to first-time and young voters who eschew the Zimbabwean standard.
MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has guaranteed women that they will have positions in his new government brushing aside state media reports that had previously described him as a sexist and anti women, saying the reports were entirely untrue.
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