"If Mnangagwa wants us to have a free and fair election, he should allow ZEC (Zimbabwe Election Commission) to invite independent election observers from the Africa Union, SADC and the European Union bloc
President of the Movement for Democratic Change, Nelson Chamisa has described the late South African anti-apartheid fighter, Winnie Madikizela Mandela as a mother who exuded inimitable spirit of resistance which he said should be emulated by every African. In his condolence message to the former South
Rural folks are receiving threats of the re-occurrence of 2008 intimidation and torture ahead of 2018 polls, Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa has said
Nelson Chamisa, President of the Movement for Democratic Change has promised to restore Bulawayo to its industrial hub status, saying the city has for long been abandoned, neglected and forgotten by the Zanu PF regime. In a statement released recently, Chamisa hinted that his administration will devolve
Khupe was fired following the national council appointed Nelson Chamisa to be the President of the party following the death of Morgan Tsvangirai, founder
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Youth Assembly National Spokesperson, Advocate Brian Dube has distanced the party from the violence that rocked Bulawayo recently saying it was perpetrated by mercenaries hired from South Africa. By Delicious Mathuthu Addressing journalist in Gweru recently, Dube said ‘thugs’ were hired and
Nelson Chamisa, President of the Movement for Democratic Change has intimated that he is set to meet President Emmerson Mnangagwa for a dialogue meeting that he says is aimed at finding solutions to challenges that are likely to plague this year's general elections. In a statement
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) President, Nelson Chamisa has blasted President Mnangagwa’s visit to the Zion Christian Church in Bikita during Easter holidays saying a true and honest separation between the State and the church is needed to avoid belittling of God and the role
Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs minister, Ziyambi Ziyambi, has shot down claims that the current President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his new government got power through a “military coup,” arguing that former President Robert Mugabe’s resignation was debated in Parliament. Responding to People’s Democratic Party PDP Spokesperson,
Exiled former cabinet minister, Patrick Zhuwao has chided the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) for trampling on its founding values and principles resulting in the 2005, 2014 and 2018 splits.
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