Mnangagwa ,Chamisa Lead Calls For Peaceful Elections
According to a recent research, a total 1,901 politically motivated cases have been recorded this year.
Mliswa Defends Rape Accused Bhasikiti
Bhasikiti served as Minister of State from 2013 until his expulsion from Government and ZANU PF in December 2014.
Alliance Amplifies Calls For Wealth Tax In Zim
Fight Inequality Alliance (FIA) Zimbabwe, a network of organisations that seeks fair distribution of wealth, power, opportunities and control of resources in the country says it is in full support of the introduction of wealth tax as it reduces the inequality gap. Recently, participants at the
Hichilema Pleased With Latest US Sanctions Reevaluation
Hichilema was full of praise for the President Joe Biden administration after the move.
Don’t Blame Mugabe For Current Power Crisis: Mliswa
Outspoken Norton legislator Temba Mliswa says the ruling Zanu PF government should not blame late former President Robert Mugabe for the country’s current electricity problems saying they are as a result of poor leadership. Mliswa's sentiments follows Zanu PF national spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa’s interview with a
ZANU-PF Blames Mugabe For Power Shortages
President Emmerson Mnangagwa said his administration is working to find urgent solutions.
Coltart, Mahere Trade Blows With Jonathan Moyo Over Chamisa
Posting on his Twitter page, Prof Moyo mocked Chamisa saying he lacks leadership acumen and this is affecting the CCC party.
Carry Your Cross: Jonathan Moyo Aims Dig At Chamisa
Posting on his Twitter page, Professor Moyo, cryptically told the opposition leader that he should let people shape their destinies without being chastised for their actions.
Angry Chamisa To Punish MPs Who Got US$40k Loans
Opposition MPs including CCC have come under fire for accepting such an offer when hospitals, clinics among other basic service providers are struggling. Only Allan Markham the MP for Harare North has turned down the offer.
ZOU, Students Clash Over Virtual Graduation
The main event will be at the Hatcliffe Campus while those who will attend virtually will be at Belvedere Teacher's colleges in Harare. Other centers have been organized around the country.