Former Zanu PF national youth political commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu has claimed that the July 31 protest achieved its goals despite claims that it flopped. The firebrand ex Zanu PF member said the demonstration had achieved its targets a day before because the authorities punished as evidenced
Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacob Ngarivhume will have to spend more time in jail and not attend his planned 31 July demonstration, tomorrow after the hearing of his bail appeal was postponed to Monday
The ZR Police Thursday issued a stern warning that those who will partake in a planned demonstration tomorrow will have themselves to blame as the government has deployed tight security forces across the country to monitor the situation. Social media was awash with footages on Thursday
Some political activists and MDC Alliance members who are on the police wanted list released yesterday have defied the call for interviews with the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) Law and Order as they allege that they are not job hunting and adhering to COVID-19 regulations. Police
Supporters of the the 31 scheduled protest have vowed to go on with the event even if the government continue makes arrest, following the arrest of TPZ leader and the movement's master-minder, Jacob Ngarivhume
Opposition Transform Zimbabwe leader and the organizer of the 31 July scheduled demonstration, Jacob Ngarivhume has been denied bail
Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) chairperson, Chris Mutsvangwa has warned the MDC Alliance and organisers of the 31 July anti-Government demonstrations that the country’s security apparatus will defend the country’s constitution. Addressing journalists in Harare yesterday, Mutsvangwa hailed security forces for publicly supporting President
Transform Zimbabwe Zimbabwe leader and the convener of the 13 July protest Jacob Ngarivhume and freelance investigative journalists Hopewell Chin'ono who were arrested on Monday are currently appearing before Harare magistrate court
Police have this afternoon confirmed the arrest of journalist Hopewell Chin’ono and convener of the 31 July anti-Government protests Jacob Ngarivhume. Confirming the arrests, Police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner, Paul Nyathi said the duo are being charged with incitement to participate in public violence. “The Zimbabwe Republic Police
The arrest came few days before the start of the anti-corruption demonstration which has been given much support by many opposition leaders and citizens including Nelson Chamisa of the MDCAlliance. ..
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