The inclusion of ex-Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) MP, Gabriel Chaibva in the recently sworn Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has been met with disdain by the party's youth wing. In a statement released today by MDC Youth Assembly National Spokesperson, Stephen Sarkozy Chuma, questioned Chaibva's character
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader, Nelson Chamisa has seen karma at play in the party's former secretary-general, Douglas Mwonzora's defeat at the just ended fifth National Congress held in Gweru. While applauding Happymore "Bvondo" Chidziva for congratulating his rival Job Sikhala, who beat him in
Opposition leader, Tendai Biti's lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) yesterday dressed down the investigating officer in her client's case questioning why he failed to conduct investigations prior to arresting effecting an arrest on the Harare East legislator. Mtetwa said that
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Nelson Chamisa has implored the visiting Southern African Development Community (SADC) Electoral Advisory Council team to ensure that Zimbabwe complies with the SADC guidelines on the conduct of free and fair elections, adding that only a credible plebiscite would ensure
"The President remains unwell but is stable. Our behavior and deportment in these trying moments for our President must enhance the towering brand of Morgan Tsvangirai and not seek to undermine it
As the secessionist wave sweeps through the world - especially in Spain's Catalonia, Iraq's Kurdistan, the United Kingdom's Scotland, Nigeria's Biafra, the English-speaking people of Cameroon, and many regions of Europe - one can not help but be saddened by the sheer oppression of minority
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