President Emmerson Mnangagwa came out guns blazing and accused striking doctors of being funded externally to embark on an industrial action by people who are bent on disrupting development in the country. The President said this today at the ongoing ZANU PF National Congress in Goromonzi. Mnangagwa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Tuesday afternoon congratulated newly elected British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, who will assume office on Wednesday after winning the leadership of the ruling Conservative Party. Mnangagwa said he hopes the two nations will forge working relations, ties which have been rocky since the violent
MDC leader Nelson Chamisa yesterday threw the gauntlet after threatening to force President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his government out of power for abusing the people of Zimbabwe. While addressing mourners at the funeral of the late Glen View South Member of Parliament Vimbai Tsvangirai, who died
The United African National Council (UANC) leader Gwinyai Muzorewa has lashed out at President Emmerson Mnangagwa's alleged lack of seriousness in solving corruption cases, especially in the police force. Since his first inauguration in November 2017, Mnangagwa has been calling for an end to corruption, especially
MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa has slammed the government for allegedly abducting and torturing of Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe president, Obert Masaraure last night. The civil society leader was allegedly dragged from his home in the middle of the night in the full glare of
The Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) has revealed that the USD$1 Million secured by government towards procurement of medicines and equipment needed in public hospitals is not adequate to meet their requirements. This comes after the government responded to the medical doctors who wrote to the Health
During his birthday celebrations last month, Mugabe claimed that his then State Security minister during the era and current President Emmerson Mnangagwa was responsible for every other killing that has happened in the country.
Chamisa told a press briefing Tuesday morning that the SADC body should not fold its hands while the situation in Zimbabwe, which has seen the army and police commit heinous crimes, continues unresolved.
The 14 member mission said although there were a number of positives from the elections, there were also several steps needed to be undertaken and ZEC and the government needed to stick to some electoral laws if credibility was to be realized.
According to one of the victims, the students who are well-known activists and members of the Zimbabwe National Student’s Union (ZINASU) were taken away by alleged Central Intelligence Organisation members to a secret and secluded place where they were interrogated and had their national identity particular
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