State security agents again tried to deny Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa together with his ex-vice president Thokozani Khupe access to the late Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi's burial ceremony in Madziva today. Chamisa was yesterday denied entry into the National Sports stadium where
ZANU PF politburo has granted the late music legend, Oliver Mtukudzi national hero status. Tuku as he was affectionately known succumbed to diabetes yesterday. Though no official statement has been issued, one of the lead campaigners for Tuku's national hero status and Norton Member of Parliament, Temba
Gospel music legend, Mechanic Manyeruke's son, Emmanuel “Guspy Warrior” Manyeruke has apologized over a comment he made on President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Facebook page after his fans labelled him a "sellout to the ghetto struggle." Commenting on President Emmerson Mnangagwa's Facebook post calling for national dialogue to
“One week ago, I announced measures to stabilise our nation’s crucial fuel supply. I was aware that these measures may not be popular, and this was not a decision we took lightly. But it was the right thing to do. What followed was regrettable and tragic.
The opposition MDC chairperson Thabitha Khumalo is fearing for dear life following the security forces crackdown on civic society leaders, opposition officials who the state accused of engineering last week’s nationwide shut down which brought the whole country’s urban towns and cities to a halt
Zanu PF paramilitary wing going by the monicker Chipangano allegedly stormed in Rugare in Harare and destroyed property of the well known opposition followers the Ganyo family who are tenants at Peter Moyo's House who is a legislator for Southerton. This happened Tuesday afternoon during
THE opposition MDC has shot back at Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Deputy Minister Energy Mutodi telling him to focus on his future as confusion takes toll in the ruling party Zanu PF with the economic and political crisis approaching a point of no return.
The opposition MDC deputy chairperson Tendai Biti has reiterated calls for a dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government amid economic turmoil Zimbabwe has witnessed post July 2018 disputed elections.
The impasse between Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Monica Mutsvangwa and her deputy Energy Mutodi rages on with latter this afternoon revealing that his senior wants him expelled from the ministry and replaced with his boss’s unnamed loyalist.
Busha said ever since Mnangagwa came into power in August, there has not been any change as millions of people continue wallowing and languishing in abject poverty.
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