FreeZim Congress Party leader Joseph Makamba Busha has rejected calls for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his rule until 2030 insisting that leadership in Zimbabwe must only be determined through free and fair elections. “Presidents are elected by people, so he can't choose and there can't
Joseph Busha, the President of the FreeZim Congress party, that contested the 2023 elections has expressed disillusionment with the any prospects of dialogue and unity among Zimbabwe's political opposition parties, stating that most of them. Speaking to journalists Busha said most opposition leaders are in the
Presidential aspirant and leader of the FreeZim Congress, Joseph Makamba Busha has proposed an upward review of nomination fees for the Presidential candidate to deter individuals who are not committed to serving the nation. Busha who came a distant fourth in the 2018 Presidential elections announced
Opposition FreeZim Congress president, Joseph Makamba Busha has claimed that the country will in the next two years be owned by foreign nations and Zanu PF elites due to the central government's appetite to please foreign investors at the expense of locals. In an interview with
Leader of the opposition political outfit, FreeZim Congress Joseph Busha has called for a complete overhaul of the ruling Zanu PF party from government while stressing that a national dialogue or any other form of pact by other political formations with the incumbent will still
When 263Chat visited one of the warehouses in the town centre, the crew witnessed a fully stocked warehouses with food aid while hundreds of villagers are starving.
Busha said ever since Mnangagwa came into power in August, there has not been any change as millions of people continue wallowing and languishing in abject poverty.
....this is despite government having already exhausted millions of dollars on the project which will be used for the first time ever in Zimbabwean election
FreeZim Congress led by South African based businessman, Joseph Busha is rolling out income generating projects to female party members as a way of bolstering their participation in the 2018 elections. Close to 100 women from the party's 10 provincial committees were in Harare to attend
South African based business magnate and FreeZim Congress President, Joseph Busha has laid into Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) leader, Morgan Tsvangirai saying he is not fit for the country's top job. Busha said Tsvangirai will not be fit enough for the presidency and is not
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