Zimbabwe Stock Exchange has opened a new week with losses on the back of political instability that rocked Harare last week with three of the benchmark indices pointing southwards while All Share and the Industrial Indices dropped by 0.23% to end at 113.30 points and
The European Union delegation to Zimbabwe in a joint statement with other heads of missions from Canada and United States have expressed a grave concern on the human rights violations that saw six civilians losing lives in post election violence last week urging the government
The Nelson Chamisa led Movement for Democratic Change, MDC-T has warned the ruling ZANU PF about investigating on the last week shooting which saw six dead saying that there is no justification on army killing people
Independent Member of Parliament for Norton constituency Themba Mliswa has countermanded President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s ‘voice of the people is the voice of God’ mantra, saying it is the parliament that institutes legal processes that represent the concerns of the people in a democratic state with
The Nelson Chamisa led MDC Secretary General, Douglas Mwonzora has said the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) breached its own act the electoral mother body promulgated in 2017 among other issues compelling them to provide a voters roll in an analyzable format incorporating all details and
Colonel Overson Mugwisi has made remarks that the Zimbabwe Defense Forces will be giving a hand in the process of the forth coming election although not directly involved
The planed Zimbabwe Electoral Commission Meeting, ZEC, with multi- political parties ended up in in a fight after opposition parties raised reg flags on the issues of electoral reforms
Opposition Movement For Democratic Change has challenged Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, ZEC, to apologize to the public for not providing election materials in time
The Chamisa led Movement for Democratic Change will not have hustles for primary election after the party chairperson, Morgan Komichi said candidates will liaise and chose the best among them
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) leader and MDC Alliance Presidential candidate, Advocate Nelson Chamisa has raised eyebrows once again over his recent jibe about handing over his 18 year old sister to President Emmerson Mnangagwa should he score five percent of votes in the forthcoming
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