The unusual dull ambiance that hanged over the National Sports Stadium yesterday on the Zimbabwe Defence Forces Day commemorations stood as a pointer to fresh memories of the victims of the military shootings on the 1st of August post 30 July 2018 harmonized election violence.
For one shining moment in November the Zimbabwean army was our hero. People poured out into the streets to march against a leader who, though once loved, had with time become a tyrant. For the first time in decades, they depended on the army to
The Nelson Chamisa led MDC Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora has refuted claims that there are cracks in the party saying his personal opinion is clear about his disagreement with working with Zanu PF and former head of state Robert Mugabe long back before the birth
Former head of state and government Mr Robert Mugabe wishes Monday polls trashes aside the military led government saying it is an opportunity for the country to return to constitutionality following his resignation last November charging that he offered to leave office to avoid bloodshed
Zimbabwe risks descending into violence following the 2018 elections unless urgent preventive measures are put into place, a local human rights group has warned. In a Pre-election Briefing released just a few days before elections ,the National Transitional Justice Working Group (NTJWG) has warned that the
The now ZANU PF commissar was once booted out of the party and also arrested last year, then he was a war veteran, by members of the party, spent two nights behind bars and then release on bail
MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has dismissed rumors linking him to coalition talks with former president Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace. During one of his rallies in Harare last week, Chamisa said he was not short of choices for the Vice Presidency position than
Since the attack, the security has been watertight and everything has changed. Movements have been limited and the distance between the president and the people has been increased.
Less than six years ago, in September 2012, Zimbabwe’s leading opposition political party, the Movement for Democratic Change led by the late Morgan Tsvangirai (MDC-T) celebrated its 13th anniversary at White City Stadium in Bulawayo. The venue was awash with red party slogans and memorabilia.
Below is a snippet from Leon Hartwell paper titled What Went Wrong With Zimbabwe's MDC-T? In his paper Hartwell, who once worked for Netherlands Embassy based in Zimbabwe, attempted to identify the key issues that made the Movement for Democratic Change led by the late Morgan
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