Is Zimbabwe Missing Out on Stable Democracy Without Party Regulation?
The current political landscape reveals a troubling trend: the absence of a comprehensive regulatory framework has led to persistent election-related disputes and conflicts.
Fissures in Zanu PF Over 2030
Senior Zanu PF members who are pushing for President Mnangagwa to stay in power until 2030 are now sharply divided with some now opposing the agenda. Inside sources said the likes of youth league chairperson Tino Machakaire is not seeing eye to eye with senior members
Govt Allocates Z$70 Million to Political Parties
The Zimbabwean government has officially disbursed Z$70 million to the country’s two major political parties in accordance with the Political Parties (Finance) Act [Chapter 2:11], as outlined in Government Gazette General Notice 1377 of 2024. The funds have been divided between the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic
ZESN Calls for MOPA Amendment to Enhance Electoral Integrity
MOPA, has been used to restrict political activities and assembly, often leading to the suppression of opposition voices.
Civic Society Organizations Condemn Mutsvangwa’s Remarks
The Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, a prominent umbrella organization for civil society groups, has voiced strong condemnation over recent remarks by ruling Zanu PF national spokesperson Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa. Speaking at a press conference at the party headquarters on August 19, 2024, Ambassador Mutsvangwa revealed that
Young Women in SADC at the Frontlines of Drought-Induced Suffering
For many young women, marriage has become a last resort—a means to secure food and basic needs.
Fraud Accused Zanu PF Official Denied Bail
Fraud accused Zanu PF Mashonaland East Secretary of Finance, Timothy Gowo (37) and four others appeared before the Harare Magistrates’ Court on Monday facing charges of defrauding a property developer out of more than USD 4 million in a fraudulent land deal that has left
ZANU PF Legislator Ordered to Remove Mnangagwa Scarf in Parliament
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
Mnangagwa Challenger Applies for Discharge
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
Govt to Clamp Down on Subversive Activities: Minister Muswere
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