By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The State has dropped charges against opposition Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) leader Jacob Ngarivhume and Kevin Gonde who had been accused of participating in an unlawful gathering. Ngarivhume and Gonde were accused of participating in an unsanctioned gathering organised by opposition Citizens Coalition for
Julius Malema, leader of South Africa's opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party, has criticized the Zimbabwean government for sentencing Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) President Jacob Ngarivhume to four years in jail. Ngarivhume was last week found guilty of inciting public violence. Writing on Twitter, Malema expressed shock over
Transform Zimbabwe leader and 31 July movement organizer, Jacob Ngarivhume has notified the Harare Magistrates court of his intention to apply for exception of charges after his refusal of further remand appeal was dismissed today. Ngarivhume told the court that he has been on remand for
Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) leader Jacob Ngarivhume has thrown his weight behind MDC-A's Nelson Chamisa while abandoning his political party project. Ngarivhume rose to prominence in July 2020 when he organised an ant-corrup[tion demonstration but was subsequently arrested in the days leading up to the day together
After 45 days behind bars opposition Transform Zimbabwe leader, Jacob Ngarivhume was finally released by the Zimbabwean authorities. Until his arrest on 20 July, Ngarivhume was little known in Zimbabwean political circles, although he had a short stint in main MDC before starting his own movement. His
The Zimbabwe Democracy Institute (ZDI) has called on the Government to accept an externally mediated national dialogue that involves the military as a way of resolving the country’s deepening political and economic crisis. In their monthly report for August titled “Zimbabwean Crisis Deepens: Government Denies” the
The Commonwealth Lawyers Association (CLA) and the SADC Lawyers Association Thursday lashed out at the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) after it barred prominent lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa from seeing her client, journalist Hopewell Chin’ono who has been held without bail for over a month
The MDCA youth league says living conditions under the President Emmerson Mnangagwa led government are beyond inhabitable as they are not fit for humans. Zimbabwe has been going through a raft of socio-economic and political challenges in the last two years after Mnangagwa was elected in
Incarcerated freelance journalist Hopewell Chinóno who has been exposing government officials for corruption is back in court, gunning for his freedom after his failed High court appeal last week
The case of journalist Hopewell Chin'ono who stands accused of inciting violence in advance of planned anti-government protests took another twist Wednesday after he was asked to testify on the state of prisons in Zimbabwe but in private. Chin'onos defence team led by Beatrice Mtetwa had
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