The opposition MDC President advocate Nelson Chamisa has jumped in defence of his subordinate and Harare East lawmaker Tendai Biti saying his party deputy chairperson is a peace loving and democratic man castigating the state which he said perceive Biti as a vicious force within
Exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has thrown brickbats at the Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Permanent Secretary Nick Mangwana describing the latter as an evil servant following his remarks in which he exonerates the military from shooting civilians in a post-election violence on
The MDC President Nelson Chamisa has apologised to the 1st August 2018 demonstrators whom yesterday had described their actions to flock into streets as ill-advised, un-strategic and premature as it left protesters vulnerable to manipulation.
The opposition MDC President advocate Nelson Chamisa has dismissed allegations made by witnesses among the military generals and the police who testified before the Commission of Inquiry that his party is a terrorist grouping charging that it defeats the logic for his participation in democratic
Chamisa is of the view that Mnangagwa should be dragged before the same commission to explain how soldiers ended up on the streets.
The opposition MDC former Bulawayo senator David Coltart dismissed his former colleague Gabriel Chaibva’s claims that the latter and other senior party officials including the late Roy Bennet are the key authors of the Zimbabwe Development Economic Recovery Act (ZIDERA) an economic document that
The MDC President advocate Nelson Chamisa has described submissions by the military generals yesterday as a ploy to weaken and eliminate his party which has emerged as a democratic alternative in the country.
United Kingdom based lecturer Alex Tawanda Magaisa has called upon the Kgalema Motlanthe led Commission of Inquiry to call President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his deputy Retired General Constantino Chiwenga to testify before the commission on the military killings in a post-election violence on the 1st
Former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has described as shocking the ruling by the High Court Judge Justice David Mangota who in his ruling yesterday exonerated President Emmerson Mnangagwa from military deployment on the 1st of August 2018 to quell protesters while defending the legality
High Court Judge Justice David Mangota yesterday ruled that the appointment of Professor Lovemore Madhuku and Professor Charity Manyeruke as commissioners to form Kgalema Motlanthe seven member Inquiry team to look into the 1st of August 2018 post-election violence as fit to discharge their duties
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