Political upheavals that followed the July 30 harmonized elections have heavily impacted on the Zimbabwean market which continued to slide with the benchmark All Share Index retreating by 2.11% to settle at 111.78 points while the Industrial Index shed 2.06% to settled at 378.88 points. According
Following the violence, persecution, and repression of Zimbabwean opposition figures - most recently, Tendai Biti of the MDC Alliance, who had to flee to neighboring Zambia - continue unabated, people from all around the world, and particularly in Zimbabwe, are finally awakening to the realization
I have been following closely events in South Africa, as they mark Women's Week - with special focus on gender-based violence - and this led me to make comparisons between abusers and leaders we have on the African continent. What type of person would beat up,
MDC Alliance President, Nelson Chamisa ,has successfully filed his court papers today at the Constitutional Court in a bid to reverse President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s victory as declared by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) last week.
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The MDC Alliance is yet to file an application to the Constitutional Court where it alleged that ZEC rigged the 30 July presidential election in favor of Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu-PF.
The United States of America has raised red flag over Zimbabwe’s post election violence alleged to be state sponsored targeted at MDC Alliance officials to discourage them from challenging the presidential election results alleged to have been rigged by the electoral mother body in favor
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has hired international recognised constitutional lawyers to defend the people of Zimbabwe’s vote he alleges has been stolen by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) that saw Zanu PF secretary Emmerson Mnangagwa declared president elect by Justice Priscilla Chigumba on
Opposition political parties have been urged to come together with the President elect, Emerson Mnangagwa and have a meeting to discuss on issues to re build the nation for the better future for all
Zimbabwe President elect Mr Emmerson Mnangagwa has said violence has no place in the Zimbabwean society following the deaths of six civilians after the military fired live ammunition to quell the protesters describing the incident as regrettable.
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