In a fervent appeal to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, former Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) national chairman Morgen Komichi has called for the immediate intervention in the case of former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Zengeza West legislator Job Sikhala. Sikhala has spent over a year in
The donation comes at a time when Zimbabwe is facing a littering problem that has worsened in recent years.
Mbeki said that the leaders of Zimbabwe must act as leaders and ask themselves what is in the best interest of Zimbabwe.
The Constitution of Zimbabwe, which was adopted in 2013, provides for gender equality and non-discrimination in section 56 and stipulates that women must constitute at least half the membership of all commissions and other elective and appointed governmental bodies in section 17.
The Women’s Coalition of Zimbabwe (WCOZ) has called on the President of Zimbabwe to implement the constitution of Zimbabwe in the appointment of ministers and deputy ministers. The coalition has also demanded a gender-balanced and youth-inclusive cabinet, with a special focus on young women. Mercy Jaravani,
He said his government would continue the policies, projects and programs that began during his first term and that aimed to lift many people out of poverty and into prosperity.
The CCC also accused ZEC of being biased and partisan in favour of ZANU-PF.
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Douglas Mwonzora has called for immediate and inclusive dialogue to address the ongoing controversy surrounding the country’s electoral landscape. Addressing journalists at the party headquarters in Harare this morning, Mwonzora expressed deep concern over the perceived mishandling of the
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has rejected Presidential election results announced by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) saying the process was flawed. On Saturday evening, ZEC chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba declared the Zanu PF candidate President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the winner
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed concern over the recent developments in the country following the August 23 harmonized elections. President Emmerson Mnangagwa was recently re-elected President amid allegations of a flawed process by the opposition and some observer missions from the international community. In a
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