Transform Zimbabwe President, Jacob Ngarivhume has thrown his weight behind the envisaged alliance of opposition parties under the MDC Alliance saying their agenda will not fall because of other partner members who continue to speak against it. By Philemon Jambaya Addressing his party members in Mabvuku today,
The Morgan Tsvangirai led Movement for Democratic Change is now fully geared to face off Zanu PF in this year’s polls with a Sunday rally in Epworth expected to kick-start the party’s election campaign, the party's Presidential spokesperson, Luke Tamborinyoka has said. In a statement released
Opposition parties under the banner of the MDC Alliance have expressed confidence of winning the forth coming 2018 elections saying they have better strategies to win the hearts and minds of voters than the ruling Zanu PF under Emmerson Mnangagwa. Addressing a press conference at the
The party mood in Zimbabwe continues as well as the sheer wave of anticipation over a new turn of fortunes for the better since the resignation of the country's only known leader Robert Mugabe. By Wilson Chipangura The former Zimbabwe's strongman was ousted through a fast motion
People's Democratic Party leader, Tendai Biti on Wednesday called on the government through the central bank to ring fence people's bank balances against returning high inflation urging people to resist attempts to return the Zimbabwe dollar saying the move is not supported by science or
Renowned economist, Vince Musewe has announced his exit from the Tendai Biti led People's Democratic Party (PDP) saying he needs to focus on uniting Zimbabweans regardless of political affiliation around a compelling and inclusive national economic vision. Vince Musewe, who until recently held the position of
“We are going to establish peace ambassadors who are going to defend the vote, once the voting has been done and we are going to announce the results ourselves this time around, from wherever we are going to do that,” said Zwizwai.
“Unless if we want to annex a neighbouring country and administer its oceans, then what are we doing there. Maybe, Mugabe got confused when he officially opened Tokwe Mukosi Dam. He probably thought that Zimbabwe had built an ocean against the wishes of the imperialists,"
As coalition talks continue to gather momentum following the signing of memorandum of understanding between Movement for Democratic Change and Joice Mujuru's National Peoples Party followed by Professor Welshman Ncube of MDC-N, the question of who will lead the alliance in the 2018 elections has
Bishop Ancelimo Magaya has accused top Zanu PF officials of engaging in corrupt activities and maladministration, throwing Zimbabwe into an economic turmoil that is causing untold suffering on the citizens. By Moregiven Sithole Addressing journalists in Harare during the launch of his organisation's 'Christian Vote Campaign', Magaya who
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