Suspended senior members of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) led by Douglas Mwonzora have vowed not to appear before the party’s disciplinary committee in a move that is likely to throw the party into a new chapter of turmoil. On Monday, MDC-T suspended seven long
The Douglas Mwonzora led opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) has with immediate effect suspended former party vice president Engineer Elias Mudzuri and six other senior figures for alleged breach of the party’s constitution. In a statement, party national chairperson Solomon Chikohwero said hearings will be
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) president Douglas Mwonzora has brushed off party’s Secretary for Programs and Party Business, Norest Marara’s High Court application to stop his uncontested nomination ahead of the movement's ordinary congress set for 18 December. Marara recently approached the High Court seeking the
Press Statement: THE Attorney-General (AG’s) Office is investigating complaints filed against President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government and other accomplices of unlawful arrest, detention and malicious prosecution of Masvingo Urban Ward 4 Councillor Godfrey Kurauone, who recently spent more than 40 days in prison before he was acquitted
The Thokozani Khupe led MDC-T stands accused of throwing recalled Mayor Herbert Gomba and five others under the bus despite reports that he chipped in with funds towards the suspended July 31 Extra Ordinary Congress (EOC). A source close to the events said Gomba and another
Pressure is internally mounting on MDC-Alliance legislators to choose between standing behind party leader, Nelson Chamisa and risking recall from Parliament by Thokozani Khupe, it has emerged. Khuphe has been on a re-calling spree from Parliament of MDC-Alliance legislators loyal to Chamisa since the March Supreme
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC) has condemned data price hike by telecommunications network companies in the country saying it will increase the digital divide between the rich and the poor since children had turned to internet schooling during the coronavirus lockdown
Main opposition party, MDC has dismissed allegations that it forced its Glenview South legislator, Vincent Tsvangirai to retract the statement he recently made in Parliament which implied that the Western-imposed sanctions were causing suffering of ordinary Zimbabweans. Tsvangirai's utterances were in stark contrast to the MDC
Zanu PF legislators Marko Raidza and Dexter Nduna today disrupted proceedings of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) meeting accusing the chairperson Tendai Biti's party MDC of refusing to recognize President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Following disruptions, Biti asked the press and Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission officials to leave the
Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has teared into President Emerson Mnangagwa's camp, the ruling ZANU PF challenging him that his team can rule the nation without stealing state resources
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