Lets Unite and Move Zimbabwe Forward: Khupe
Opposition political parties have been urged to come together with the President elect, Emerson Mnangagwa and have a meeting to discuss on issues to re build the nation for the better future for all
Smaller Parties Find the Going Tough, As Khupe, Mujuru Fail to Bag Parly Seats
20 political parties who participated in the July 30 harmonised elections have found the going tough with national assembly results announced so far dominated by Zanu PF and MDC Alliance. The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has thus far released 152 of the 210 parliamentary results and
Chamisa ‘Chickens Out’ Of Party Name Challenge
The Thokozani Khupe led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) faction has scoffed at their rival group led by Nelson Chamisa for chickening out of a legal battle over party name and logo saying they finally seen the light. Writing on his Facebook page, MDC-T Khupe faction
Khupe Unfazed By MDC Alliance Verbal Attacks
The split Movement for Democratic Change led by Thokozani Khupe said its game on as they filed nomination papers for their presidential candidate to race against other political horses for the 31 July general election
Khupe Blasts Chamisa Over Supreme Court Violence
The leader of the breakaway MDC-T faction Dr Thokozani Khupe has blasted Nelson Chamisa's MDC-T over the violence that took place yesterday after the Supreme Court ruling saying it exhibited some level of sexism and was akin to Zanu-PF's violent behaviour.
Whats Next? The Meaning of The Supreme Court Order In The On Going Battle For Control Of The MDC-T
In this blogpost, I deal with ten questions in light of the Supreme Court order of 22 May 2018 in the case of Movement for Democratic Change vs. Thokozani Khupe and Two Others SC369/18, Why did Chamisa’s MDC-T appeal the High Court order? Chamisa’s MDC-T challenged the
High Court to Rule on Chamisa-Khupe Trademark Feud
The Supreme Court has referred back to the High Court the matter between two Movement for Democratic Change (MDC T) factions led by Nelson Chamisa and Thokozani Khupe who are fighting over party name and trademarks. By Costa Nkomo Following a High Court ruling made by Justice
The Chamisa-Khupe Court Judgment: A Classical Case of Judicial Overreach
According to the Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct ‘, the judiciary needs to be independent of outside influence, particularly from political and economic powers.’ This article is written against the back-drop of the much contentious MDC-T leadership and logo brawl between the two Vice-Presidents, Nelson
The Political Professor Series (1)
Let me say at this juncture welcome.This series is one to remember in a lifetime.Digging down in the trenches of hardcore of politics. I would like to introduce myself to you Zimbabweans as 'The Political Professor.'What makes me a professor? It is just am 'The
Justice Bere Ruling ‘Politically Motivated’: Chamisa
The Nelson Chamisa led faction of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) has accused Justice Francis Bere of passing a politically motivated and controversial ruling charging that they remain unfazed as Thokozani Khupe remains expelled. Party presidential spokesperson, Luke Tamborinyoka said the ruling by Bulawayo High