Zimbabwe’s former finance minister and opposition deputy national chairperson Tendai Biti has described Dr Mangudya’s Wednesday Monetary Policy Statement as mendacious and a technical fix for business institutions.
The European Parliament has spelt out a joint resolution to the Zimbabwean government urging the former British colony to immediately withdraw the military from civilian residents alleged to be on a rampage of a crackdown since mid-January shutdown protest.
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) founder the late Dr Richard Morgan Tsvangirai died as a bitter man after a political betrayal when President Emmerson Mnangagwa dribbled him soon after the November 2017 military inspired power transition, his successor party leader Nelson Chamisa
The opposition MDC Organizing Secretary Amos Chibaya who spend almost a month in detention on charges of inciting public violence and attempt to subvert a constitutionally elected government has condemned Hwahwa Prison as a terrible and unfit place for human beings. Chibaya was arrested mid-January following
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change alliance leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa blasted the President Emerson Mnangagwa called dialogue saying it is not necessary while other 'innocent ' people are in prison
The opposition MDC President Nelscon Chamisa who snubbed President Mnangagwa’s inaugural dialogue meeting at State House yesterday said he is ready to meet the Zanu PF leader any given time provided that the clerical specialists assume the leading role in the negotiation process with
The meeting is aimed at finding a lasting solution to the challenges currently plaguing the country.
Following President Emmerson Mnangagwa invitation for dialogue to all the 2018 Presidential election contestants, Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has called for an inclusive and broad based process not confined to political parties only. In a statement released today, CiZC said restricting dialogue to political parties
The opposition MDC President Nelson Chamisa has scoffed off at President Mnangagwa’s call for a dialogue saying a credible negotiations can be called by sincere convener and mediator.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has sensationally denied receiving letters calling for a national dialogue from MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, while further putting a dent to dialoguing hopes.
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