Opposition Movement for Democratic Change deputy chairperson, Tendai Biti has took a dig at President Emmerson Mnangagwa over his decision to set up a Commission of Inquiry into the 1st of August shootings saying he is conflicted as he cannot appoint investigate himself. Making his submissions
The opposition MDC President advocate Nelson Chamisa has jumped in defence of his subordinate and Harare East lawmaker Tendai Biti saying his party deputy chairperson is a peace loving and democratic man castigating the state which he said perceive Biti as a vicious force within
MDC-Alliance principal Tendai Biti’s application for the removal of prosecutor Michael Reza whom he challenged of being impartial and not suit to before court for prosecution was granted
ACTING Prosecutor-General Kumbirai Hodzi has turned down a request by Tendai Biti, an opposition party legislator, seeking the temporary release of his passport to allow him to travel to Uganda to attend a crucial continental meeting convened by the African Organisation of Public Accounts Committees
Zimbabwe’s Minister of Finance and Economic Development Professor Mthuli Ncube is on a reality check phase that could reshape his character in the view of Zimbabweans, African continent and the world over.
The Kgalema Motlanthe led Commission of Inquiry into the 1 August 2018 post election violence’s public hearings at Cresta Lodge in Masasa Harare enters a third day with witnesses appearing before the commission to testify.
Following the constitutional court ruling on Wednesday that hacked section 27 of the Public Oder and Security Act (POSA) as unconstitutional, human rights lawyers and defenders alike have fallen into a merriment as the 17 years old legislation which the state security agents have been
Opposition politician Tendai Biti has shifted goal posts on his request to be furnished with a trial date and has told the Harare Magistrates Court to wait on his High Court challenge against improper arrest. State prosecutor, Michael Reza had provided Biti with three trial dates
As the economic crisis reaches a new crescendo as characterized by price hike and shortages with new unpopular raft financial reforms coming into effect from Saturday, 263Chat visited Masvingo town to establish the experiences the South Eastern Zimbabwean people hold.
The government's proposed fiscal reforms announced on Monday will likely face resistance from opposition legislators in parliament with Harare East lawmaker, Tendai Biti threatening to block their adoption into law. Biti said they will be waiting in parliament to block Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube's tax
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