On the first episode was digging deeper into hardcore politics before i introduced myself.Today am going to you my story how i.became The Political Professor. By Kumbirai Mutengo Politics has been in my DNA from day one. Growing up i was enthusiastic about politics but politics but
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) is said to be planning to block opposition political party technical experts from participating in the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) field test pilot project set to take place before the end of the month, with opposition vowing to defy the
Youths from various political parties under the banner of National Electoral Reform Agenda(NERA) have castigated Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and other state institutions for stalling electoral reforms in Zimbabwe saying they are being used to further Zanu PF's political agenda. By Moregiven Sithole In a statement released today,
A local human rights organisation has expressed concern over increasing political tension in Zanu PF saying the infighting in the ruling party could threaten national peace in the country. In a statement released on Friday, Restoration of Human Rights (ROHR Zimbabwe) said Zanu PF factional fights
Zim PF breakaway party, the National People’s Party (NPP) led by former Vice President, Dr Joyce Mujuru boycotted yesterday’s National Electoral Reform Agenda (NERA) demonstration accusing the organisers of using them to get funding which in turn is pocketed by a few. NPP, says its members
Since Zimbabwe attained independence in 1980, the country’s opposition has largely been outclassed and beaten by Zanu PF’s confrontational tactics. The only time the opposition made inroads was in March 2008 when the opposition won 110 seats against Zanu PF’s 99 seats. And Morgan Tsvangirai
National Electoral Reforms Agenda,(NERA), a consortium of opposition political parties pushing for electoral reforms ahead of the 2018 elections have announced that they have set the 22nd of March as a date for a mega demonstration against government's move to hijack the procurement of Biometric
Transform Zimbabwe President, Jacob Ngarivhume has rejected Mugabe’s advice on coalition which the opposition parties in the country are planning to have ahead of 2018 presidential elections. Speaking to journalists at the Women Health Fair program which the party launched in Glenview on Thursday last week,
A consortium of opposition political parties under the banner of National Electoral Reform Agenda have called on the government of Zimbabwe to stop interfering with Biometric Voter Registration process threatening to take to the streets if their call is not heeded. Addressing a press conference in
Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai believes the ruling Zanu PF will not stand against a strategically implemented coalition in the 2018 elections. In a press statement released to the media on Monday, the party’s Spokesperson, Obert Gutu said his party is confident that
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