Nelson Chamisa Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has strongly criticised the controversial Amendment Bill Number 3 which seeks to extend presidential term limits. In a social media post on Thursday, Chamisa framed the proposed legislation as a threat to democratic governance, contrasting campaign promises with what he
The country recorded 110 human rights violations in January 2026 alone, affecting 3 677 people nationwide in what the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) describes as a deepening national crisis of repression, political violence and institutional decay. According to ZPP’s Monthly Monitoring Report (MMR), the violations included
Nelson Chamisa Political activist Talent Rusere has filed a case at the High Court of Zimbabwe seeking to stop former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa from forming a new political party until he accounts for funds raised during his time at
Nelson Chamisa Ruling Zanu-PF youth league political commissar Taurai Kandishaya says the party is actively seeking to engage former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa as it steps up efforts to project itself as a broad church open to political returnees and new members alike. In an interview, Kandishaya
Nelson Chamisa Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has announced his return to frontline politics, issuing a sweeping indictment of the country’s governance and calling for what he describes as a fresh start to rescue the country from deepening political, economic and social crisis. In a lengthy statement,
Nelson Chamisa Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa says transforming the country’s economy is achievable but warned that the biggest challenge lies in rebuilding its moral and ethical foundations. Posting on social media reflecting on the task of national renewal, Chamisa said the country had successfully turned its
Former Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to take decisive action to address internal fissures within ZANU-PF warning that factional battles could derail both party cohesion and national development even as the opposition continues to struggle with identity and direction following
Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has strongly condemned Tanzania’s recent elections describing them as “discredited disputed and marred by encyclopedic irregularities” amid reports of deadly violence and state repression. In a statement released following the polls which observers say were overshadowed by widespread unrest, fatal clashes
Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has urged his supporters to remain calm in the face of what he described as sideshows, lies and falsehoods being circulated by his political opponents. In a message posted on social media on Sunday, Chamisa assured his
Former opposition Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC) Nelson Chamisa has praised outgoing Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera for conceding defeat in the country’s recent election describing the move as a powerful example of democratic maturity on the continent. Posting on social media, Chamisa said leaders serve and
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