The ruling party Zanu PF has been cornered in Cyclone Idai aid looting with one of the Presidential Advisory Council members describing aid looters as heartless and corrupt politicians who must be brought to book.
During the pick of the Zanu-PF factional wars, former first lady Grace Mugabe, launched a scathing attack on the then Vice President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, during a Church Interface Rally held at Rufaro Stadium on November 5 2017.
Prosecution has come guns ablaze with former ZANU PF political commissar and and land minister Savior Kasukuwere striding to forfeit and dispose his Nyanga property which is approximately worthy $250 000
Abandoning the requirement to transfer a 51 per cent stake to locals is part of wider efforts to stimulate the country's economy.
As anxiety continue to build up ahead of the MDC elective congress opposition party President Nelson Chamisa tomorrow (Saturday) heads to the Eastern Highlands’ popular town of Mutare as the 41 year old opposition leader moves a gear up to canvass support and consientise party
Former Information and Communication Technology Minister, Supa Collins Mandiwanzira exploded in court today saying that he is going to go into details about how the Netone meeting was held in cabinet
Opposition MDC Harare Province Youth Assembly ups campaign to consolidate party President's candidature Nelson Chamisa ahead of the elective congress slated for May 2019.
Iconic comedian, Lazarus Boora affectionately known as Gringo in local entertainment circles has blasted the abuse of party regalia by vendors of pirated CDs and DVDs as immunity against prosecution. Gringo who has failed to make a significant return to showbiz since his blockbusting Gringo The Troublemaker
There was drama in parliament today as war between Norton member of parliament Temba Mliswa and Chegutu West legislator Dexter Nduna raged on, prompting the deputy speaker Tsitsi Gezi to chuck off Mliswa from the August House. Before the commencement of the question and answer session,
Announcing the reversal of the decision, the party’s Secretary for Information, Simon Khaya-Moyo said the dismissal of a party official through a vote of no confidence should only be occasioned in extraordinary circumstances
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