The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-Alliance) has denied claims that they are being funded by disgruntled Zanu PF remnants of the G-40 cabal. A statement by party deputy national spokesperson, Luke Tamborinyoka distanced the party from claims by self-exiled former cabinet minister Professor Jonathan Moyo
The late former Prime minister and opposition MDC's President, Morgan Richard Tsvangirai's Spokesperson, Luke Tamborinyoka (LT), who served him for 10 years speaks to our reporter Shorai Murwira (SM), on the upcoming book which was wrote by the late party leader, which is now in
A long line of vehicles stretched for almost 20 kilometers as the world descended in this village in Buhera West, some 242 kilometers south-east of Harare. The human and vehicular traffic left one in rapt wonderment, leaving no doubt whatsoever this was nothing less than
ZANU PF has been caught with its hands in a cookie jar gain after using hunger and starving Zimbabweans as a political tool to win votes in an election, opposition MDC has claimed. ..
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change, MDC has registered full support on the planned industrial action by government workers who are 'not satisfied' by their working conditions
The main opposition party MDC's national standing committee has labelled President Emmerson Mnangagwa's administration a failure for presiding over the collapse of the economy. In a statement released yesterday, party deputy spokesperson Luke Tamborinyoka said the national standing committee took stock of the deteriorating economic situation
The opposition MDC castigated government and President Emerson Mnangagwa for hiring an hire an American firm for over $US1 million drop sanctions against Zimbabwe
A plot to soil and malign the opposition MDC-T leader, Nelson Chamisa by circulating concocted flyers with his phone number on them and falsely purporting that there will be a demonstration has risen, 263Chat has learnt
The MDC Alliance Presidential candidate is this weekend suppose to go and meet members of the academia, key UK government officials as well as address think-tanks, among them Chatham House and the Oxford Union, where he claims that many Zimbabweans have fled to
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) President, Nelson Chamisa has today launched the “Tisvikewo” campaign as MDC Alliance moves into rural communities to canvass for support ahead of this year’s general elections. By Costa Nkomo In an interview with Voice of America’s Studio 7 yesterday, Chamisa said the
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