Former Deputy Prime Minister during the Government of National Unity (GNU) Dr Thokozani Khupe said she welcomes everybody including her nemesis MDC Alliance President Nelson Chamisa at the much anticipated dialogue table political parties are expected to sit in the near future to agree on
Following the recent mass arrest of civilians after the stay away strike by the state and speed trials and convictions, Zimbabwean lawyers have taken it to the streets in protest against what they described as the deterioration of the rule of law in the country.
Chamisa told a press briefing Tuesday morning that the SADC body should not fold its hands while the situation in Zimbabwe, which has seen the army and police commit heinous crimes, continues unresolved.
South African opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane has said his party will support the call for change in Zimbabwe led by the opposition MDC.
Responding to an emotional video by SkyNews showing soldiers assaulting a citizen while handcuffed, President Mnangagwa has described as “appalling” the military crackdown on civilians.
The opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa has today been barred from entering National Sports Stadium where the funeral of the late music icon Dr Oliver Mtukudzi was in progress.
When civil unrest engulfed Zimbabwe last week, President Emmerson Mnangagwa was away in the Eurasian countries where he is reportedly penned a number of economic deals and mutual cooperation understanding with various business institutions all earmarked for economic development.
When it comes to national dialogue, that a necessary accompaniment in any democratic system but if its dialogue that is predicated on violence on causation, that will not fly.
Gospel music legend, Mechanic Manyeruke's son, Emmanuel “Guspy Warrior” Manyeruke has apologized over a comment he made on President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Facebook page after his fans labelled him a "sellout to the ghetto struggle." Commenting on President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Facebook post calling for national dialogue to
The opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa has challenged President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government to release protesters who were arrested last week allegedly for violence, vandalism and looting during the three day stay away protest called by the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU).
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