As anxiety continue to build up ahead of the MDC elective congress opposition party President Nelson Chamisa tomorrow (Saturday) heads to the Eastern Highlands’ popular town of Mutare as the 41 year old opposition leader moves a gear up to canvass support and consientise party
The opposition MDC is set to challenge jail sentences that were given on its members after having been implicated and convicted in ugly protests that rocked the country mid-January 2019 describing the rulings as the worst Zimbabwe has ever witnessed since independence.
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has rubbished the August 1 shootings inquiry report made public by President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday, saying there is no guarantee that the report was not doctored to suit the ruling Zanu PF. Addressing journalists in Harare today, MDC spokesperson, Jacob Mafume
The opposition MDC has lashed back at the ruling party Zanu PF’s presidential age limit proposals saying it is a clear demonstration that President Emmerson Mnangagwa is afraid of having the youthful opposition leader Nelson Chamisa into the political ring again.
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) presses cautious button ahead of tomorrow’s protest as it pleads with its fan base and the general populace alike to throng into the streets of Harare to peaceful march against the government’s failure to arrest a number of
THE opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa is living under a serious threat from the state suspected security agents understood to have highly model typical monitoring equipment including cloning vehicle registration numbers and at times using fake registration numbers a move the opposition said is designed
The Movement for Democratic Change has blasted government's decision to renew Dr John Mangudya’s term as the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) saying its an insult to the suffering masses of Zimbabwe. This comes after the Deputy Chief Secretary in the Office of the
The government’s farming program the Command Agriculture faces abortion amid murky deals the government has been making with Sakunda and Trafigura companies major stakeholders in the fuel industry the two which has emerged as major financiers which have been doing so outside the legal frameworks
The Nelson Chamisa led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has rejected the appointment of Acie Lumumba as the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development Communications Task force chair, saying he is "not fit to be near treasury even as a sweeper." According to the MDC National Spokesperson Jacob
The MDC’s 19th anniversary which had been previously slated for mid-September but put on hold after the Zimbabwe Republic Police put a lid on public gatherings in the wake of cholera outbreak is now set for 27 October at Gwanzura Stadium.
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