A loser is essentially someone who gives up before exhausting all available options. With that in mind, there is a very dangerous but widely accepted fallacy we must address, especially as we stare at the do-or-die 2018 elections. By Partson Dzamara That Zimbabwe is hobbling on its
Incidents of violence that erupted at a Zanu-PF Bulawayo provincial meeting on Sunday when rival groups clashed during a provincial co-coordinating committee (PCC) meeting reveal the level of intolerance in the ruling party, opposition parties have said. The violent scuffle in Bulawayo saw provincial youth league
.....'State Resources Used To Purchase Party Vehicles' The opposition Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai has expressed concern over the ruling party which has reported to use millions of dollars in importing brand new campaigning vehicles ahead of 2018 elections. Party spokesperson, Obert Gutu accused Zanu
GWANDA Magistrate Wilfed Mafios Moyo will on Tuesday 11 April 2017 deliver his ruling on a freedom bid filed by a 49 year-old man, who was summoned to stand trial for allegedly undermining authority of or insulting President Robert Mugabe. 49 year-old Themba Nyoni, appeared at
Human rights activist and fierce Mugabe critic, Linda Masarira has been ordered to perform community service at Marlborough clinic after being found guilty of obstruction of free movement of traffic and pedestrians. In passing sentence, Mbare Magistrate, Stanford Mambanje slapped Masarira with an 18 month imprisonment
Zanu PF is expected to discuss and come up with an election road-map at its first Politburo meeting of the year currently underway at the party headquarters in Harare. The party’s First Secretary, President Robert Mugabe, is expected, among other items on the agenda, to talk
Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition has urged Zimbabweans to brace for tougher times in 2017 saying the year will be indifferent from 2016 which was characterized by massive clampdown on peaceful protests and vendors seeking to earn a living from selling in the streets. In a statement
Firebrand Norton Constituency legislator, Temba Mliswa has laid into the highly divisive Gukurahundi atrocities, claiming the genocide attacks were a political move by the Zezuru tribe, led by President Robert Mugabe against the southern tribes. Mliswa who has since his dismissal from the ruling Zanu PF
Movement for Democratic Change leader, Morgan Tsvangirai has warned people to be brace for hard times in 2017 with the economy at the edge of a cliff. Addressing a press briefing at the end of his party's national council at the party's headquarters in Harare on
President Mugabe yesterday made sensational claims that the country’s opposition is clueless on how to turn around the economy. President Mugabe who has been leading the country since independence, was addressing thousands of Zanu PF supporters who convened at ‘Robert Mugabe Square’ for the one million
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