Since the death of the MDC-T founding President, Morgan Tsvangirai who succumbed to colon cancer in February, succession battles reigning high with vice President Thokozani Khupe claiming to be the legitimate acting President while Nelson Chamisa was appointed by a hurriedly organised national council to
Parliamentarians have accused government of lacking the will power to capacitate the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to discharge its constitutional duties ahead of the do or die harmonized elections. Presenting the parliamentary portfolio committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs report on the petition by the Election
Doctors are reportedly to be receiving US$1.50 per hour and $300 per month, an amount which they are is petty and not worthy for what they do
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance President, Nelson Chamisa has today spelt out his party’s ten key demands to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration ahead of the do or die harmonised elections set for July or August this year. By Costa Nkomo Speaking at the launch of
Jacob Ngarivhume, one of the leading principals in the MDC-Alliance and leader of Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) says his party will use this weekend's congress to ratify its position the alliance and progress made thus far.
Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC-Alliance) spokesperson, Professor Welshman Ncube says the ruling Zanu PF has had one too many a coup and there is no room for another chance in the 2018 harmonized elections. By Delicious Mathuthu Speaking to journalists soon after the MDC Alliance Rally
The MDC has been moving around the nation for rallies ever since the death of MDC-T founder, Morgan Tsvangirai who succumbed for colon cancer last month
MDC T leader, Nelson Chamisa has called on government to act on the ongoing doctor's strike
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Nelson Chamisa has implored the visiting Southern African Development Community (SADC) Electoral Advisory Council team to ensure that Zimbabwe complies with the SADC guidelines on the conduct of free and fair elections, adding that only a credible plebiscite would ensure
President Emerson Mnangagwa has begged for the removal of economic sanctions imposed on the country by the west saying Zimbabwe’s potential cannot be realized as long as the restrictive measures are hanging on the government’s neck. Mnangagwa who took over the reins following a bloodless coup
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