Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has dismissed attacks against his 'soft' leadership style against the ruthless Zanu PF regime following a spate of violence and arrests targeted at his party supporters. Comparing Chamisa to his predecessor Morgan Tsvangirai, some political commentators and opposition
Jailed Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Member of Parliament for Zengeza West Job Sikhala’s wife Ellen Sikhala has been arrested whilst driving to Chikurubi Maximum Prison where her husband is detained, family spokesperson Freddy Masarirevu has confirmed. Posting on twitter, Masarirevu said though details were sketchy
State-owned telecommunications company, TelOne has donated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) worth ZWL$300 000 to Chikurubi Maximum Prison in a move to alleviate PPE shortage at the country’s biggest prison in light of the increased COVID19 transmissions. The timely donation which includes hand sanitisers and washable face
After 45 days behind bars opposition Transform Zimbabwe leader, Jacob Ngarivhume was finally released by the Zimbabwean authorities. Until his arrest on 20 July, Ngarivhume was little known in Zimbabwean political circles, although he had a short stint in main MDC before starting his own movement. His
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The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Nelson Chamisa was Friday morning temporarily denied entrance into Chikurubi Maximum prison where he had gone to visit jailed party activists Tungamirai Madzokere and Last Maengahama who are serving 20 years each for murdering a police officer. Chamisa was scheduled
Gumbura together with his accomplices his Blessing Chauke (25), Lucky Mhungu (38), Taurai Dodzo (47), Thomas Chacha (37), Thulani Chizema (32), Jacob Sibanda (28) and Elijah Vhumbunu (38) and armed robber, Lucky Matambanadzo (39) in their application told the court that all they did was
Former Highfield legislator, Psychology Maziwisa and his accomplice Oscar Pambuka have been released from prison on $800 bail pending appeal. Through their lawyer Jonathan Samkange, the duo stood before Harare Magistrate Lazini Ncube yesterday seeking to approach a higher court to get a lighter and friendly
AFTER going through the arduous security checks at Chikurubi maximum prison entrance, the largest correctional facility in the land, my peers and I were ushered into the habitation of some of the country’s most dangerous convicts. By Tendai Makaripe The dreaded place was once home to the
THE Chikurubi Maximum Security prisoner who got help from prison wardens to escape from jail earlier this year has been sentenced to four years imprisonment. Harare Magistrate Victoria Mashamba said only a custodial sentence could have done justice as well as send a clear warning to
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