The Supreme Court has referred back to the High Court the matter between two Movement for Democratic Change (MDC T) factions led by Nelson Chamisa and Thokozani Khupe who are fighting over party name and trademarks. By Costa Nkomo Following a High Court ruling made by Justice
As the country braces for the 2018 harmonized elections, youths leaders from various political parties in the country have joined hands against violence which they said should never be used as a tool to divide young people. With elections barely three months away, various players including
Opposition Alliance for People's Agenda, (APA) leader Nkosana Moyo has blasted government and all leadership in the country for splashing money on unnecessary things while the country is suffering from poverty
In real time, social media has created space for the convergence of divergent views. The suitability of prospective candidates is being put under scrutiny, intra-party intrigue ‘analysed’ in full measure, views bordering on the arcane aired and voices steeped in irrationality allowed to weigh in.
According to the Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct ‘, the judiciary needs to be independent of outside influence, particularly from political and economic powers.’ This article is written against the back-drop of the much contentious MDC-T leadership and logo brawl between the two Vice-Presidents, Nelson
Former Prime Minister, Professor Arthur Mutambara has described Zanu PF’s vision for a middle income country status for Zimbabwe by 2030 as bland and banal statement which requires qualification, quantification and supporting details for it to be meaningful. Writing on the Medium, an online blogging platform,
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
Firebrand politician, Job Sikhala who is eyeing to take over Zengeza West constituency in the forthcoming harmonized elections will this Friday launch his election manifesto which he said is anchored on servant leadership. By Philemon Jambaya In an interview with 263Chat, Sikhala who will be standing on
In light of the High Court judgment, our party has written to the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs as we lay claim to our potion of the government disbursements to political parties which had been improperly allocated to the Chamisa group
This comes as the country is now gearing up for the highly anticipated 2018 elections which, for the first time, will not be involving former President Robert Mugabe, whom many believe was the chief architect of political violence as he would willingly, unleash violence on his
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