MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has said President Emmerson Mnangagwa is the chief architect of pandemonium in the country charging that his intention to rig elections will risk civil unrest in the country.
HIGH Court Judge Justice Clement Phiri will tomorrow preside over the hearing and determination of an application filed by some prisoners seeking an order compelling Zimbabwean authorities to allow them to cast votes in this month’s general election. Justice Phiri will hear the application on Wednesday
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa read riot act on Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and President Emmerson Mnangagwa charging that there will be no elections unless and until inclusive transparent electoral processes are effected ahead of 30 July harmonized elections.
Presidential hopeful and Build Zimbabwe Alliance (BZA) leader, Dr Noah Manyika has accused Zanu PF supporters of pulling down and defacing his campaign posters charging that the Peace Pledge signed by political parties early this week is a fallacy as long as President Emmerson Mnangagwa
Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Patrick Chinamasa has taken Mnangagwa praise singing to a new low after going out of his way to clear the air on Mnangagwa's totem saying Lacoste is not his totem but a nickname given to him for leading a 'crocodile
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance Presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa has ruled out chances of his party forming a government of national unity with President Emmerson Mnangagwa saying he learnt lessons from how the late Morgan Tsvangirai was dribbled during the 2009-2013 inclusive government. Addressing
Local civic groups on Saturday called on citizens particularly youths and women to go and vote in peace saying they should exercise their constitutional right as enshrined in Chapter four of the constitution. Speaking at the launch of the "Get Out and Vote Campaign" in Epworth
Zanu PF presidential candidate Emmerson Mnangagwa has ridiculed local citizens to stop complaining about the current prevailing cash crisis but rather vote for him in the upcoming 2018 elections scheduled for 30 July.
The split Movement for Democratic Change led by Thokozani Khupe said its game on as they filed nomination papers for their presidential candidate to race against other political horses for the 31 July general election
President Mnangagwa has rallied Zimbabweans to vote for him in the 30 July harmonized elections saying he should not be judged on his ability to solve the cash crisis as he is working very hard to adjust the country to a cashless economy. Addressing stakeholders at
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