Chimurenga music legend, Thomas Tafirenyika Mapfumo, has thrown his weight behind young generation's quest to take over the reins of governance in Zimbabwe insisting they should be given a chance to lead the country and move forward. The generational consensus has emerged as a key rallying
Movement for Democratic Change has blasted the ruling ZANU PF for its move on firing nurses who were striking for better working conditions and their salaries
All the leaders and members of the MDC-T will be attending today’s independence celebrations in the various areas where they will be taking place
If ever there is one thing that will forever be engraved in this country's history, it is that Rhodesia took great care of its whites, whereas, Zimbabwe treated its people as rubbish - only to be used to attain power and wealth, but then quickly
The country’s leading poll watchdog, Election Resource Centre (ERC) has raised concern over government’s decision to invite foreign observers saying the move smacks of the executive hijacking duties of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission. In a statement released last week, ERC noted that the invitation of observers
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) President, Nelson Chamisa has today launched the “Tisvikewo” campaign as MDC Alliance moves into rural communities to canvass for support ahead of this year’s general elections. By Costa Nkomo In an interview with Voice of America’s Studio 7 yesterday, Chamisa said the
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) has dismissed social media remarks that their campaigns are urban-centred, saying they are geared to face off Zanu PF in rural areas where the ruling party continues to enjoy popular support. Zanu PF has in the previous elections harvested votes in
Speculation is rife that Mzembi may follow his G40 comrades who recently met Mr Chamisa and seemingly have joined the Alliance to try and fight back at the new regime that unceremoniously dumped them after the exit of Robert Mugabe through a soft coup that
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) leader, Nelson Chamisa has attempted to clear the air on his remarks at the MDC Alliance Bulawayo rally that he is the first national leader to visit the late nationalist, Joshua Nkomo's Nkululame home since his death in 1999. In a
Movement for Democratic Change Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa on Saturday charmed a pre-dominant Ndebele speaking crowd that attended his Bulawayo rally as he attempted to address them in their own vernacular. Though unpolished and still in need of serious tongue beating to master the clicking language
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