PRESS STATEMENT Avim Investments (Pvt) Ltd has issued a statement reaffirming its confidence in Zimbabwe’s Judicial system and its continued commitment to ethical business conduct amid ongoing legal proceedings with ZIMASCO (Pvt) Ltd. The matter, which concerns a commercial supply agreement between the two companies, is currently
According to the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN), a civil society organization that monitors elections, only 15 per cent of the candidates who contested in the 2018 harmonized elections were women.
Zimbabweans are gearing up for the country’s general elections in 2023, which are expected to be held in either July or August. The exact date of the vote will be announced by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who must consult with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) before making
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) officials and activists who were attacked by ruling ZANU PF supporters in Kwekwe early this month are being tormented and victimised. Nyasha Victoria Chamunorwa a CCC communications department official,Brian Tapiwa Mchenga and other activists, who were badly injured after being attacked
The ruling party, ZanuPF has come under fire for allegedly sponsoring political violence in Murehwa North which left suspected opposition supporters injured
Posting on his Twitter page, Professor Moyo, cryptically told the opposition leader that he should let people shape their destinies without being chastised for their actions.
Opposition MPs including CCC have come under fire for accepting such an offer when hospitals, clinics among other basic service providers are struggling. Only Allan Markham the MP for Harare North has turned down the offer.
Chinamasa stated that the countries that imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe are slowing down the process as this would force them to lift the embargos.
The duo wrote an apology letter to their former ZanuPF colleagues for supporting opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa in the 2018 elections.
Mnangagwa was reportedly ready to create a new position for Chamisa in 2018 had he accepted the outcome of the presidential elections. However, Chamisa refused, prompting Mnangagwa to create an alliance with Mwonzora.
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