A cross section of vendors operating on the streets of Harare have vowed to stay put, challenging President Robert Mugabe to give them alternative means of survival failure of which they will continue fighting for their “place” on the streets. This follows President Robert Mugabe’s remarks
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
Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai believes independence day is not worth celebrating due to the myriad of challenges Zimbabweans continue to face everyday, which brings to question the surety of the country's freedom. In his independence massage to the people of Zimbabwe, Tsvangirai said
A coalition of opposition parties is inevitable if the country is to entertain chances of unseating the ruling Zanu PF from power, however, compromised parties should not be accepted, Transform Zimbabwe has said. Launching the voter registration and education campaign in Glen Norah on Saturday, TZ said
The current Zimbabwe situation can best be described as a sordid tale of national collapse, the Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change has said. In a statement released to the media, MDC-T said Morgan Tsvangirai's two meetings with opinion leaders in Mberengwa and Zvishavane, Midlands Province,
Opposition political parties and civil society groups have condemned the arrest of #ThisFlag movement founder Pastor Evan Mawarire on his return home from self imposed exile in the United States of America. Mawarire who is currently detained at Harare Central Police Station was set to appear at
With elections barely 18 months away, Binga people have added their voice to the calls for a coalition of opposition parties to increase chances of defeating Zanu PF in the 2018 plebiscite, the Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change has claimed. The Party's spokesperson, Obert Gutu
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai will this week kick off a national programme that will see him the country’s 10 provinces to meet and interact with the people as 2018 elections draw closer. MDC-T's Presidential spokesperson, Luke Tamborinyoka told the media that Tsvangirai will
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