Komichi is answering to a charge of contravening the Electoral Act after he allegedly gate-crashed a Zimbabwe Electoral Commission press conference to discredit the presidential election results which were being announced by the poll management authority
The Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association has been caught offside in their pursuit intending to punish former head of state and government Robert Mugabe who they accuse of being a traitor when the nonagenarian backed the opposition leader Nelson Chamisa just on the eve
The MDC Alliance opposition leader Nelson Chamisa is set to receive a lifeline on the mulled change of presidential age limit as former cabinet ministers and some sections of war veterans okays the current constitutional parameter on future aspiring presidential contestants saying the ruling party
270 members of Parliament for the Ninth Parliament were sworn in by the Clerk of Parliament, Kennedy Chokuda. The election of Speaker of the House Assembly has been set for Tuesday next week.
A further problem with the terms of reference, according to Veritas, is that they relate only to the events of the 1st August, not to incidents of politically-motivated violence that allegedly occurred after that date, perpetrated mainly against opposition supporters.
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has urged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission to convene an all stakeholders meeting to jointly review the July 30 harmonized elections amid indications that confidence in the electoral management body significantly declined due to perceptions of manipulating results in favor
The opposition Movement for Democratic Change has been encouraged to support the elected President, Emerson Mnangagwa if their wish was to build the country and see development
I wanted MDC Alliance to win. I wanted MDC to win the ConCourt hearing. I want the court to show that it could be impartial and was prepared to stand up against an oppressive regime. By David Barber and Tendai Ruben Mbofana Of course, as I am
Legal representatives for both the MDC Allimace and Zanu PF have spoken out their views on the expected Constitutional Court ruling to be delivered today after both parties presented their arguments on Wednesday. Watch the short interviews done by our Multimedia team soon after the hearing.
The MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa remains hopeful that the Constitutional Court will deliver a judgment that resonates with what he described as superb submissions by his legal team led by advocate Thabani Mpofu who yesterday stood before the full bench of nine judges to
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