Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa has claimed that his party is aware of a massive scam to manipulate the upcoming general elections in the country. In a tweet, Chamisa expressed concerns over the alleged transfer of voters from rural to urban areas, which
Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) chairperson Commissioner Margret Mukahanana Sangarwe, has lamented the persistent gender inequalities within political parties in the country. In a speech during a High Level Regional Intergenerational Dialogue on Women's Political Participation, the ZGC chairperson called for urgent action to address the barriers
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change leader, Nelson Chamisa has called on Parliament to seize the opportunity to address the challenges undermining the credibility and legitimacy of elections in the country. Posting on Twitter, Chamisa highlighted key areas that need urgent attention to ensure fair and transparent
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) members in Norton demanded the disqualification of aspiring parliamentary candidate Samuel Matemera accusing him of unleashing violence at the 6 May caucus meeting. According to a letter signed by party members and addressed to party organizing secretary, Amos Chibaya, they complained
The Heal Zimbabwe Trust launched the AS ONE campaign in Gutu on Saturday. The campaign aims to encourage peaceful participation in electoral processes . During the event, traditional leaders made a pledge to encourage peace and tolerance ahead of the 2023 elections. See pictures from
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has expressed concern over Zanu PF’s continued exploitation of traditional leaders in rural areas for its own political advantage. The comments came in response to former Vice President and Zanu PF's second secretary, Kembo Mohadi, who recently at the official
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is calling on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to address the nation on the damning revelations from the Al Jazeera documentary on money laundering and gold smuggling. Speaking to journalists in Harare, party deputy national spokesperson Gift Siziba expressed deep concern over
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party leader, Nelson Chamisa, has finally met with the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC)'s Electoral Advisory Council following several unsuccessful attempts to get the attention of the regional bloc since losing the disputed 2018 election. The delegation is currently in
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislator, Innocent Gonese has renounced his nomination for the upcoming elections and instead backed Brian James for the Mutare Central seat. Gonese becomes the latest legislator from the opposition movement to step down from contesting after another veteran Trevor Saruwaka announced
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Candidate Independent Selection Panel (CISP) has announced that it has received an overwhelming response from individuals seeking to represent the party in the forthcoming harmonized elections. The CISP was set up by the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change to oversee
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