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.
Section 160 of the Constitution states that the ZEC must divide Zimbabwe into 210 constituencies, for the purpose of electing Members of Parliament, and divide local authority areas into wards according to the number of members to be elected to the local authorities concerned.
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.
Chamisa and his party head into next year's elections as President Emmerson Mnangagwa's biggest rival and is seen by many as the best fit to take Zimbabwe out of its mess.
Local civic groups have added their voices in condemning the political violence that happened in Matobo over the weekend urging political party leaders and supporters to be tolerant to differing views for the country to achieve a thriving democracy. In a statement, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human
Civic Society Organisations under the banner of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) have expressed concern over police silence on the levels of political intolerance in the country following violent skirmishes targeting journalists and members of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). Recently, CCC leader
263Chat · 'Zim Not Fit For Commonwealth Readmittance' Human rights lobby group, the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (ZHRNGO) says the country is not yet ready to be readmitted into the Commonwealth due to continued abuses by the state on civilians. This follows last week's futile attempt
263Chat · CCC In Renewed Promise For A Better Zimbabwe Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has renewed its promise for Zimbabwe’s economic transformation should the party ascend to power in next year’s general elections. In an economic blueprint released by party national spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere following
263Chat · Quartet Files ConCourt Application To Stop By-Elections A Harare man Tapera Sengweni and three others have filed an application before the Constitutional Court seeking to bar the March 26 by-elections arguing that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission failed to proclaim the polls within the stipulated
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