Naturally, the whole world was keen to know what President Mugabe was being alleged to be doing. So, all eyes were on the Cape Town meeting as it hosted two out of the three coalitions and alliances of Zimbabwe’s opposition formations
Apart from Emmerson’s leadership deficiencies, Mashonaland Central residents are also concerned by the fact that Emmerson’s regime has taken a decidedly racist approach to the land reform programme.
Patrick Zhuwao, a former cabinet minister under former President Robert Mugabe's regime, has said the ruling party , ZanuPF,is dead and buried while dismissing rumors that his new political outfit
Unsurprisingly, the coup conspirators and terrorist junta, who have no credible responses to the petition, chose to weave a web of deceit to divert people’s attention from the petition to towards personalities
Patrick Zhuwao - who apparently, is also ousted president Robert Gabriel Mugabe's nephew - entitled, '2018 Resistance welcomes New Patriotic Front', in which he revealed, among other
Is it necessary to have another new political party? Is the NPF not an avenue to bring back President Robert Mugabe? Is the NPF not a surrogate of ZANU PF created to split the opposition votes? The traditional opposition is worried about NPF.
The G40 faction, which emerged losers in the ZanuPF succession wars, is mulling over the idea of forming a political party ahead of the 2018 elections. The new political outfit, New Patriotic Front, is believed to be led by self exiled, former cabinet ministers, Jonathan Moyo,
This second instalment of the ZBR comes in a week that has seen two notably interesting events that talk to the theme of the #2018Resistance. The first one was the statement issued by the MDC-T Youth Assembly wherein they said “Mnangagwa will never fool us”
Fugitive former Minister of Public Service, Labor and Social Welfare, Patrick Zhuwao, says he will return to Zimbabwe in the near future but is scared to do so at the moment as he fears for his life. Zhuwao, who is on a self imposed exile following
Minister of Public Service, Labor and Social Welfare, Patrick Zhuwao has promised to table the issue of cheaper and accessible medication for people living albinism to cabinet saying they should be recognized and not stigmatized. Speaking at the launch of friends with albinism campaign held in
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