Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa,has today told president Emerson Mnangagwa not to make former president, Robert Mugabe's funeral a ZANU PF event saying that the late president has already expelled from the ruling party and somehow wanted to joining the opposition
The opposition party, Movement For Democratic Change (MDC) says it will tomorrow meet to decide on whether to go ahead with the party's 20th-anniversary celebrations slated for this Saturday, the same day the funeral service of the late former President Robert Mugabe will be held
South Africa has been reminded of the support it received from other nations during the anti-apartheid campaign as xenophobia, Acrophobia attacks reported in the country
The ZANU PF Mashonaland Central province executive member and Chitungwiza town clerk George Makunde has been fingered as perpetrator behind the town mayor's terror attack
High Court Judge Justice Jacob Manzunzu granted bail pending appeal of ZWL$1000 to opposition MDC activist, Paddington Japajapa after he had rot in Chikurubi Maximum Prison for nearly two months
Deputy Minister of Information, Energy Mutodi has castigated Chief Felix Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni as an enemy of the State but however said President Emerson Mnangagwa showed mercy on him regarding the bail he was granted yesterday
BULAWAYO:Jailed Nhlambabalayi Chief Felix Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni's bail pending appeal judgement has been set for tomorrow, 28 August 2019 by Bulawayo High Court today
The Nelson Chamisa led Movement for Democratic Change, MDC's activist Paddington Japa Japa who was sentenced to two years in jail after he was found guilty of contravening Section 66A of the Electoral Act Chapter 2:13, his application for bail pending appeal was today reserved
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change, MDC Organizing Secretary Amos Chibaya has been granted bail of RTGS$ 400 on the charge of failing to stop an August 16 organized demonstration which was only banned at the 11th hour
The diplomatic missions assigned to Zimbabwe have castigated President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s heavy-handedness on opposition and civil society members as police continue to use maximum force on protestors. Last week, the police beat up opposition members who had gathered to protest against deteriorating living conditions in Zimbabwe
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