Zanu PF presidential candidate Emmerson Mnangagwa has ridiculed local citizens to stop complaining about the current prevailing cash crisis but rather vote for him in the upcoming 2018 elections scheduled for 30 July.
Buy Zimbabwe has urged political parties contesting this year's harmonized elections to procure their campaign material locally and support local suppliers to create jobs for the country. Speaking to 263Chat on the sidelines of the just ended 8th Buy local summit held in Gweru last week,
The Nelson Chamisa led MDC-T's primary elections were overshadowed with internal party violence and organizational chaos leading to some of the votes being nullified in some centers, The party has however held a press conference denouncing political violence ahead of the much awaited 2018 elections slated
Zimbabweans have begun exposing irregularities in the country's voting system ahead of the 2018 harmonized elections using popular social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. The interception of these social media platforms has given ordinary Zimbabweans a powerful voice to expose various dirty tricks being
Police Officers have been urged to prepare for the forthcoming 2018 harmonized elections to ensure there is peace and tranquility during and after the plebiscites
Deputy Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Terence Mukupe has rallied youths to join politics saying there is need for young people to take part and provide technical ability to government which is currently composed of older people. Speaking at the Global Shapers Zimbabwe Youth Awards
Nelson Chamisa, President of the Movement for Democratic Change has intimated that he is set to meet President Emmerson Mnangagwa for a dialogue meeting that he says is aimed at finding solutions to challenges that are likely to plague this year's general elections. In a statement
The results of elections in Europe, most recently, in Italy - and to some extent, the United States (US) - have shown the steady rise in anti-establishment sentiments - whereby, people are rejecting mainstream politics, and opting for non-politicians to lead their countries. People throughout the
Election Resource Centre has called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to target aliens and other disadvantaged groups in its voter voter education programme to ensure they are well informed of the requirements needed for them to register to vote. Addressing the media in the capital
Chegutu West Member of Parliament, Dexter Nduna has applauded the decision to have the so called aliens vote in the 2018 elections saying it embraces constitutionalism. This comes after High Court ordered the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to register "aliens” during the ongoing mop up Bio-metric Voter
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