The Ndabaningi Sithole Foundation (NSF) has announced plans to re publish books written by late nationalist founder of the Zimbabwe African National Union (Zanu) Reverend Ndabaningi Sithole. Reverend Sithole who died in December 2000, left behind 12 books on African nationalism, Africanism and liberation of Zimbabwe. Addressing
Based on the outcomes of past electoral disputes in Zimbabwe, it is unlikely that the Constitutional Court will overturn the results of the 2018 election. That said, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has a golden opportunity to positively transform the broken country. What can Zimbabweans expect from him? And
Independent Candidates contesting the July 30 harmonized elections have called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to give them the same treatment and status accorded to political parties. Addressing journalists today in Harare, Member of Parliament for Harare West who is seeking to retain his seat
In real time, social media has created space for the convergence of divergent views. The suitability of prospective candidates is being put under scrutiny, intra-party intrigue ‘analysed’ in full measure, views bordering on the arcane aired and voices steeped in irrationality allowed to weigh in.
Aspiring candidate for Harare West Constituency, Joana Mamombe says she is the right person to stand on an MDC-T ticket for the Parliamentary elections despite facing seasoned legislator and political heavy-weight Jessie Majome in the primary elections. Mamombe who is only 24 years-old and holds a BSc
Legislators seek to make it compulsory for those who intend to enter into the holy matrimony to produce birth certificates as proof that they have reached the legal age . This came out during the presentation of the proposed bill to amend the Births and Deaths
Harare West legislator Jessie Majome has accused some Members of Parliament (MPs) for hijacking and personalizing council projects while ignoring their stipulated mandates. She made the remarks during the My Town Hall meeting, a first of its kind in Zimbabwe, which was organized and facilitated by
By Edgar Gweshe Zimbabwe’s judicial system is in disarray and the development has negatively affected the country’s justice delivery system, Chairperson of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Jessie Majome has said. Majome, who is also the Legislator for Harare West, made the
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