Harare Magistrate Denis Mangosi has scheduled a trial date for the 25 members of Zimbabwe's main opposition party, Citizens Coalition for Change, who are facing charges of holding an illegal meeting that was broken up by the police using tear gas. Magistrate Mangosi stated that "the
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has taken to Twitter to express his views on the complexities of Zimbabwean politics. In a tweet posted on Wednesday, Chamisa warned against the dangers of publicly disclosing political strategies, which he believes could undermine the party’s
A local election advocacy group, the Election Resource Centre (ERC), has issued a warning that suspending the upcoming harmonized elections in Zimbabwe would be a violation of the constitution and a threat to the country's democracy. The ERC's statement comes in response to calls from
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Douglas Mwonzora has says the Constitutional Court application challenging the Delimitation Report produced by Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and gazetted by President Mnangagwa seeks to lay ground for credible elections contrary to notions that he is avoiding elections. On March
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has set the 5th of April as the day for selection of party candidates for this year’s harmonised elections. The opposition movement said it had anchored selection process on the grassroots to give ordinary citizens the authority to select representatives of
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has reiterated that his party's candidate selection process for the upcoming harmonized elections will be decided by the citizens. The movement since its formation last year CCC has hinted that it will do away with primary elections
Local elections advocacy group, the Election Resource Centre (ERC) has implored political parties to adhere to the confines of the Constitution ahead of this year’s harmonized elections. The call comes after Zanu PF conducted its primary elections in preparation for the polls that are set to
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) secretary for peace and reconciliation Senator Morgan Komichi has urged opposition leaders to put their differences aside and work together to dislodge Zanu PF for the betterment of the country. In an interview with 263Chat on the prospects of a
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) will soon engage the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to demand for an extension of the ongoing voter registration blitz which has been hampered by frequent technical difficulties leading to slowing down of the registration process. ZEC embarked on a final
A research by local policy think tank, the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) has revealed that opposition political parties and civic groups are still struggling to access rural constituencies due to the politicization of traditional leaders. The report, launched in Harare last week is titled Electoral impregnability
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