The Nelson Chamisa led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to apologize for the political violence orchestrated by the ruling Zanu PF and military in the run up to the June 2017 2008 Presidential elections run off saying failure
This comes as the opposition front, led by the MDC Alliance has been calling for ZEC to be transparent in the printing of the ballot paper which it says will facilitate a free, fair and credible election on July 30 which will be competed by 23 presidential
Independent aspiring Member of Parliament for Gweru Urban constituency, Nkosikhona Ndlovu has promised to construct an Air Freshener and Washing Liquid factory in Gweru if he succeeds in the upcoming parliamentary elections. In a statement, Ndlovu, a South African based businessman said the program to train
The manifesto, dubbed SMART, (Sustainable and Modern Agenda for Real Transformation) is believed to carry Biti’s fingerprints, particularly on finance and economic development.
Mutinhiri claimed that he also had the backing of former President Robert Mugabe, whom Mawarire alleges also gave them his blessing to join the MDC Alliance.
Mutinhiri resigned from Zanu-PF in March saying the Zimbabwe Defence Force (ZDF) staged a coup last November and unconstitutionally overthrew former president Robert Mugabe, to take up the presidential post in the opposition party made up of, largely, former Zanu-PF members aligned to former President.
Ironically, the march was meant to call for peace and tolerance ahead of the election but ugly scenes reigned supreme as some youths exchanged blows over the party regalia.
Today thousands of MDC Alliance supporters, led by their leader Nelson Chamisa marched to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) offices to hand over a petition calling for electoral reforms ahead of the July 30 elections.
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance Presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa has threatened more protests across the country should government and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) fail to take heed of their electoral demands. Addressing the crowds gathered at Africa Unity Square in the capital on
The NPF has in the past few days, been linked to the MDC Alliance in an effort to forge an alliance that could enhance their chances of winning the forthcoming polls.
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