Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) have brushed aside claims by the government that the economy is steadily recovering describing it as a “faceless growth” in the wake of a worsening economic conditions for the ordinary citizens. Government is on record that it has introduced reforms to
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) president, Peter Mutasa says the Zanu PF government's move to amend the constitutional provision on the appointment and retirement of judges goes beyond national politics. Speaking during a joint press conference addressed by Civil Society heads in Harare today, Mutasa
Zimbabweans urged to brace for mass protests as workers continue to earn low salary wages, Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) leader Perter Mutasa has said
#Thisflag movement leader who is also His Generation Church leader Pastor Evan Mawarire and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union, ZCTU president, Peter Mutasa are now temporarily off the hook as the state drops charges of treason against them
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change, MDC has registered full support on the planned industrial action by government workers who are 'not satisfied' by their working conditions
The court has today dismissed the application for the human rights defender and #Thisflag movement leader Evan Mawarire and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union, ZCTU president Peter Mutasa’s application to be removed from remand
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), Monday deployed armed and plain clothed security officers to thwart any violent demonstrations, a move which has sent shivers across the nation. This follows incessant threats by pressure group, Tajamuka to hold stay away and demonstrations across the nation as the
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) Secretary General, Japheth Moyo says workers in Zimbabwe will continue to vote for the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) for as long as the economic situation continues unabatted. Speaking at the Workers Day Commemorations at Dzivarasekwa Stadium in Harare yesterday,
#ThisFlag movement founder Evan Mawarire and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union, (ZCTU) president Peter Mutasa bid for refusal of further remand has hit a brickwall after Magistrate Rumbidzai Mugwagwa dismissed their application today. The cleric man and Mutasa were arrested in January this year following the
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change alliance leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa blasted the President Emerson Mnangagwa called dialogue saying it is not necessary while other 'innocent ' people are in prison
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