Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has accused Zimbabwean authorities of prioritising political vendettas over national development claiming that significant resources have been channelled into efforts to undermine him rather than address the country’s pressing needs. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the ex-Citizens Coalition for
Little known presidential hopeful Henry Mutasa has launched a bold and unconventional appeal to Zimbabweans- donate just one US dollar each to fund his campaign for the 2028 general election. Mutasa, who leads the fringe Kambizi Party says financial constraints kept him off the ballot in
Two of the country’s opposition leaders have spoken out following the horrific road accident along Seke Road that claimed the lives of 17 people near Manyame Bridge with both expressing condolences while sharply criticising local authorities for poor emergency preparedness. Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)
A former die-hard supporter of opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has stunned Zimbabwe’s political circles after penning a brutally honest public apology, denouncing his past “blind loyalty” and calling for a new era of accountability and objectivity in the country's political discourse. In a statement posted on
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa Nelson Chamisa has announced plans to form a movement instead of a political party which is aimed at uniting Zimbabweans to address the country’s current situation. In an interview with a local radio station, Chamisa said the new initiative will not be a
Former opposition Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa has reaffirmed his commitment to political change and signaled plans to return with a new strategy after taking a sabbatical of more than a year from active politics. In a lengthy post shared on social media platform
Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says his departure from the opposition party was a matter of principle and not a betrayal of the people of Zimbabwe. In a candid interview with a local publication, Chamisa explained his controversial decision to walk away
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has issued a strongly worded statement in response to comments made by Youth Empowerment Minister Tino Machakaire, who criticised Zimbabwe’s deteriorating public health system yesterday, calling it a “national shame” and demanding urgent action. Machakaire’s remarks, which have been widely
The Glen View South by-election held on 12 April 2025 offers a sobering reality of the current state of Zimbabwean opposition politics, fractured, absent, and increasingly ineffective. With the ruling ZANU-PF emerging victorious in a constituency that had previously voted overwhelmingly for the opposition Citizens Coalition
Former opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has hailed Botswana’s power transition calling it a “signal” of democratic progress in Africa and urging Zimbabwe’s leaders to consider the example set by Botswana. In an interview after the inauguration of newly elected Botswana President
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