Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Alliance Presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa has fired salvo at President Emmerson Mnangagwa over his soft approach to dealing with corruption saying his hands are tied as he is at the epicentre of it. Addressing thousands of party supporters in Hwedza, Mashonaland
The Joice Mujuru led National People’s Party (NPP) has confirmed talks to form a grand coalition with the Movement for Democratic Change MDC Alliance in preparation for the upcoming general elections are progressing well, with an agreement to field a single Presidential candidate in the
Movement for Democratic Change leader and MDC Alliance Presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa has vowed to improve the welfare of war veterans, accusing the government of lacking sincerity about their economic status. Addressing thousands of MDC supporters who thronged Mutoko Centre in Mashonaland East province yesterday,
Following the announcement of an election date by President Emerson Mnangagwa, Opposition Movement for Democratic Change, MDC has registered its concern over the election reforms, with a threat to hold a demonstration in Harare on the 5th of June 2018
The Nelson Chamisa led MDC-T's primary elections were overshadowed with internal party violence and organizational chaos leading to some of the votes being nullified in some centers, The party has however held a press conference denouncing political violence ahead of the much awaited 2018 elections slated
Mnangagwa said his government is prioritizing business and economics as the country gears up for the 2018 elections slated for 30 July.
President Kagame had said that he did not recall meeting the '#Generational consensus'leader and that the ICT policy and projects started the birth of Movement for Democratic Change
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change candidates who won the primaries might face disqualification following reports of violence and complains from other party candidates who felt cheated
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa yesterday challenged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to participate in the five kilometres ‘Run for Change’ program to show the nation that he has the drive to run the country. Addressing the hundreds of youths who gathered at
The European Union (EU) has joined local civic society groups in condemning ‘hateful rhetoric’ spewed mainly by senior members of the ruling Zanu PF party as the country draws closer to the much anticipated general elections slated for July this year. By Charles Lotara Opposition parties were
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