Infighting in Zimbabwe People First have reached a new high with Midlands Provincial Executive becoming the latest group to ditch Joice Mujuru accusing her of being tribal and exhibiting dictatorial tendencies. Addressing journalists in Gweru Midlands Provincial executive dissociated itself from Joyce Mujuru pledging loyalty to
Joice Mujuru's Zimbabwe People First has fired Didymus Mutasa, Rugare Gumbo and five other key members in a move that reveals sharp divisions within the party. Addressing journalists at her residence in Harare, Mujuru alleged that the expelled party figures were being used by Zanu PF
Firebrand politician, Dzikamai Mavhaire on Saturday mocked the first family, labelling President Mugabe as Tateguru while describing the First lady, Dr Grace Mugabe as Marujata. He was addressing Zimbabwe People First supporters at the party's maiden rally in Harare. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F68NbXyS_4I&feature=youtu.be[/embed]
The recent launch of Zimbabwe Peoples First has stirred debate among Zimbabweans from all walks of life with some saying,party President Joice Mujuru was part of the system which destroyed the economy while others perceive her as the solution to Zimbabwe's dilemmas. By Philemon Jambaya Since her ouster from the
Joice Mujuru brings with her a welcome dose of excitement, but is yet to demonstrate her ability to build a true mass movement. Joice Mujuru remains a thorn in Robert Mugabe’s side. SIMUKAI TINHU In December last year she was accused of leading a rebellious faction in Zimbabwe’s
A group of Young Turks, the G-40, have urged party supporters at rallies to chant “back mother” – for president - a reference to Grace Mugabe PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe’s oldest allies favour letting the 91-year-old remain in office indefinitely rather than trying to oust him even as
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