The Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) swept to victory in the student union elections held at National University of Science and Technology (NUST) yesterday with its presidential candidate Denis Mwashita romping to victory with 686 votes beating arch rivals and Zanu PF aligned student body
The Kgalema Motlanthe led Commission of Inquiry into the 1 August 2018 post election violence’s public hearings at Cresta Lodge in Masasa Harare enters a third day with witnesses appearing before the commission to testify.
Following the constitutional court ruling on Wednesday that hacked section 27 of the Public Oder and Security Act (POSA) as unconstitutional, human rights lawyers and defenders alike have fallen into a merriment as the 17 years old legislation which the state security agents have been
Komichi’s lawyer, Obey Shava pleaded with Harare Magistrate Elisha Singano to give the state an order to furnish them with the papers need to prepare their defence case
The MDC’s 19th anniversary which had been previously slated for mid-September but put on hold after the Zimbabwe Republic Police put a lid on public gatherings in the wake of cholera outbreak is now set for 27 October at Gwanzura Stadium.
The MDC deputy chairperson and Harare East legislator Tendai Biti has described the ruling party Zanu PF as clueless and incompetent amid economic meltdown which have seen the government moving to institute the two percent electronic transactional tax among other new financial reforms aimed at
As the economic crisis reaches a new crescendo as characterized by price hike and shortages with new unpopular raft financial reforms coming into effect from Saturday, 263Chat visited Masvingo town to establish the experiences the South Eastern Zimbabwean people hold.
The MDC President Nelson Chamisa has described the arrest and a raid of the workers union mother body Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) officials at their Head Quarters Thursday morning as the return of former President Robert Mugabe’s typical heavy
The ruling party Zanu PF has come out guns blazing against the European Union Election Observer Mission over its electoral report which cast a dark shadow on the former’s victory in July polls amid revelations that the harmonised elections were conducted on
President Mnangagwa’s administration appears to have switched back to the former President Robert Mugabe’s style of governance following the arrest of Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) officials today as the police moved to thwart its today’s demonstration against new financial reforms.
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