The Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) has dismissed the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) preliminary delimitation report describing it as a failure. ZEC submitted the preliminary delimitation report which the President forwarded to parliament for debate and consideration. After receiving the report, Parliament set up an Ad hoc
Ideas Party for Democracy (IDP) leader Herbert Chamuka last week claimed that the army will play a major role in next year's election alleging that in the event that President Emmerson Mnangagwa loses, his Army General, Valerio Sibanda will intervene. He warned political parties to brace
Pan African research network, Afrobarometer says most Zimbabweans are in favor of a coalition government as a way of solving the country’s political and economic problems. According to the latest survey, the network says supporters from both the ruling Zanu PF and the Nelson Chamisa led
National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) leader Professor Lovemore Madhuku has come out guns blazing in defence of the government move to dish out vehicles to Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) members. Addressing journalists in Harare this afternoon, Professor Madhuku said it was the right of POLAD principals to
Zimbabweans are timid to invest in the local economy for fear of losing their assets in this very volatile and risk-perceived business environment, industry has said. Speaking at the inaugural Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) economic summit held in Harare today, Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC)
The Defending Morgan Tsvangirai's Legacy (DMTL) pressure group has become guns blazing, thwarting the current Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa whom they are accusing of destroying the party by refusing to join POLAD
President Emerson Mnangagwa has not yet stopped to blame sanctions for Zimbabwe's economic downfall and turns to African Union for help when he called for the unconditional removal of the unilateral sanctions that have been stifling economic growth for two decades
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