Mazowe South legislator and former Deputy Minister of Justice, Fortune Chasi has urged Zimbabweans to consider the quality and not quantity of women to vote into high offices saying the narrative should not be about pushing numbers. By Farai Shawn Matiashe Chasi made the remarks at a
Seke Rural District Administrator has rallied local Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) to vote for the ruling ZANU PF in the forthcoming elections saying only through President Emmerson Mnangagwa will international donors bring money into the country. Addressing Seke stakeholders at the Self Help Development Foundations (SHDF) review meeting
This angered some supporters who started to throw the t-shirts away while arguing that they did not care about t-shirts as they can get them from the MDC-Alliance party.
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Alliance Presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa has fired salvo at President Emmerson Mnangagwa over his soft approach to dealing with corruption saying his hands are tied as he is at the epicentre of it. Addressing thousands of party supporters in Hwedza, Mashonaland
The president addressed crowds in Chegutu and highlighted a number of issues which included the following: The government is doing a land audit to find out who is using the land and who is not, President Mnangagwa said some people acquired more land for themselves but
Recently, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission revealed that 15% of its working stuff is made up of former members from the military, a move which raised alarm as vote rigging claims were raised amid Mnangagwa's close ties to the military.
Mnangagwa said his government is prioritizing business and economics as the country gears up for the 2018 elections slated for 30 July.
The right to freedom of expression and of the media was under serious threat in 2017. In practice, the most important human rights problems remained government’s reluctance to respect civil liberties especially rights relating to freedom of association, assembly and expression of the media
As Zimbabweans brace themselves for the 30 July 2018 harmonized elections, various sections of the nation have only two months left in which to seriously consider who, amongst the candidates, will best suit their needs, hopes, and aspirations, and ,as such, very careful analysis and
Mnangagwa said he received intelligence that there are some prospective candidates who are planning to move a motion of impeachment on him once they are elected to parliament.
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