The Morgan Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) has suspended its National Organizing Secretary, Abednico Bhebhe in connection with the recent violence incident in Bulawayo that left the party's vice President Thokozani Khupe and other members nursing wounds. In a statement released to the media
I almost jumped out of my skin after reading a rather uncharacteristic and bold assertion by Dr. Pedzisai Ruhanya. By Patson Dzamara "90% of the current MDC-T leadership is not fit for purpose. Since the splits of 2005 and 2014, and more specifically after the GNU, the
MDC-T president Morgan Tsvangirai graced the National People's Party convention in a consolidation move to light the fires of coliation with the party's leader, Dr. Joice Mujuru. There are high hopes that Tsvangirai’s attendance would now reignite chances of broadening the opposition parties’ envisaged electoral
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai on Thursday suspended two Standing Committee members Charlton Hwende and Thabitha Khumalo in connection with the bloody violence that took place in Bulawayo over the weekend. According to Tsvangirai, the two who are the party's Deputy Treasurer-General and Deputy
Civil society groups have castigated the recent acts of violence in the Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai calling on the leading opposition party to take a leading role in promoting peace in the country. In a statement released on Monday, Zimbabwe Peace Project
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai has distanced his party from the acts of violence that took place in Bulawayo over the weekend blaming it on the invisible hand of the state. Addressing the media at his homestead in Highlands on Monday, Tsvangirai said an
As Zimbabwe is hurtling towards the 2018 harmonized elections, there is a certain degree of despondency among the long suffering Zimbabweans caused by the lack of progress in the negotiations to build a grand alliance of opposition parties, which has long been taunted as the
The legacy of colonialism in Africa has largely affected the idea and nature of the post-colonial state. It is in the wake of decolonization (with all its attendant meanings) that discourses of Negritude, Pan-Africanism, Afropolitanism, Marxist Socialism, Neo-colonialism among others took root. In the efforts
If there were factions then we would know the ring leaders but as it stands no one has come out in the open to declare that they lead a faction
As Zimbabwe prepares for next year’s elections it is very prudent for opposition political actors to understand the changing political, economic and social factors rather than clinging on to previous political glories as this may prove to be fatal (once again) in their endeavor to
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