By Anyway Yotamu Zanu PF legislator for Matabeleland North Province women's quota, Elizabeth Masuku, was humiliated in Parliament on Wednesday for wearing President Emmerson Mnangagwa's scarf during a question-and-answer session. Masuku was ordered to remove the scarf by Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda after a point of
ZANU PF’s Sybeth Musengezi, who is challenging President Emerson Mnangagwa’s 2017 ascendancy to power has filed an application for discharge at the end of the state’s case on the grounds that the State has failed to make out a prima facie case against him. In his application, Musengezi
The Government has issued a stern warning against attempts to instigate chaos and unrest by certain opposition elements and civil society organizations. In a statement, Information Publicity and Broadcasting Service Minister Jenfan Muswere, outlined Government's commitment to maintaining law and order amidst what it describes as
Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has called for unity and peaceful resolution amid ongoing political tensions. Speaking to citizens, Chamisa underscored the importance of resolving national disputes through peaceful means, saying the approach reflects strength and a deep commitment to the nation's
In 2016, Sandi Moyo’s relationship with ZANU PF soured following accusations of her allegiance to a faction led by then-former Vice President Joice Mujuru, allegedly plotting to unseat former President Robert Mugabe.
The recent by-elections have once again spotlighted the deepening chasm of political polarization.
Former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Gideon Gono has denied allegations of gold reserve theft during his tenure. The accusations, recently brought to light by ZanuPF’ Spokesperson Chris Mutsvangwa, suggested that an unspecified quantity of gold was lost to an unnamed Arab country under the
Local peace advocacy group Heal Zimbabwe Trust has voiced deep concern over statements made by Zanu PF national spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa regarding the distribution of food aid amid the country's battle with food insecurity. Mutsvangwa's remarks, made during a press conference in Harare yesterday, have raised
Former Norton legislator turned village head, Temba Mliswa, has highlighted the importance of a robust opposition for effective governance in the country. In a recent interview with a local online television, Mliswa said a competent opposition party, not only to provide checks and balances to the
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Douglas Mwonzora has voiced strong opposition, labeling such sentiments as unacceptable and a direct threat to the country's constitutional integrity. Mwonzora’s remarks comes in the wake of recent statements by some Zanu PF leaders suggesting that President Emmerson Mnangagwa
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