MDC Co vice president engineer Elias Mudzuri's bid to challenge party incumbent Nelson Chamisa at the opposition's fifth congress hit a brick wall in two nominations leaving the former Harare mayor trailing party incumbent at least by two nominations so far.
Opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa’s bid to retain party presidency at the party's fifth congress has started on a high note with Matebeleland South province yesterday becoming the second province to nominate the 41 years old former Kuwadzana East legislator for presidency.
Mutasa South legislator Regai Tsunga has described as prejudicial the dragnet strategy to levy two percent tax on every electronic transaction the government effected `last year with a view to widen revenue base.
Former Mutare mayor Brian James has described poor public finance management systems within the government as a crime against the people instigating that those responsible need to be hold to account.
As the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) elective congress slated for this May hots up, embattled party secretary general and Nyanga North senator Douglas Mwonzora has castigated party deputy chairperson Tendai Biti and Vice President Professor Welshman Ncube alleging the two are threatening to
The much awaited opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) congress has been postponed to 2020 as senior party leaders consider out of congress settlement, 263Chat can report.
The ruling party Zanu PF has been cornered in Cyclone Idai aid looting with one of the Presidential Advisory Council members describing aid looters as heartless and corrupt politicians who must be brought to book.
European Union (EU) ambassador to Zimbabwe Timo Olkkonen described the 2018 post-election and mid-January 2019 military inspired violence as a holdup to the country’s international relations charging that the perpetrators must be held accountable.
Opposition MDC deputy chairperson Tendai Biti has called on Local Government, Public Works and National Housing Minister July Moyo to resign in the wake of public resentment on government's poor disaster preparedness system on the back of Cyclone Idai which has wrecked havoc in
Opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa yesterday threw a dig at President Emmerson Mnangagwa charging that the government’s failure to put in place disaster mitigation mechanisms shows that the latter is more focused on securing power than the safety of the people.
You cannot copy content of this page