The death of opposition heavyweight Morgan Tsvangirai robbed Zimbabwe of the strongest challenger to Robert Mugabe for almost 20 years – and no successor will be able to emulate him fully. Mugabe has now gone, but Tsvangirai’s party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), is bitterly divided. The
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance President, Nelson Chamisa has today spelt out his party’s ten key demands to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration ahead of the do or die harmonised elections set for July or August this year. By Costa Nkomo Speaking at the launch of
President Mnangagwa promised to name and shame individuals who externalized funds, but the list came with names of companies only which MDC-T saw as a move to shield ZANU PF big wigs whom they are assuming constitutes the list
The message ED is sending to the world is that Zimbabwe is not open for business and investing in Zimbabwe can jeopardize the credibility of an innocent entrepreneur. It is a shame that ED and his ZANU PF 2.0 have decided to recklessly publish this
Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC-Alliance) spokesperson, Professor Welshman Ncube says the ruling Zanu PF has had one too many a coup and there is no room for another chance in the 2018 harmonized elections. By Delicious Mathuthu Speaking to journalists soon after the MDC Alliance Rally
The MDC has been moving around the nation for rallies ever since the death of MDC-T founder, Morgan Tsvangirai who succumbed for colon cancer last month
"That Mugabe is power hungry and for him to go back in power is a daylight dreaming because no young people will vote for a party which has a Mugabe back up.
The results of elections in Europe, most recently, in Italy - and to some extent, the United States (US) - have shown the steady rise in anti-establishment sentiments - whereby, people are rejecting mainstream politics, and opting for non-politicians to lead their countries. People throughout the
Villagers from the Marange diamond mining area have raised red flag over what they described as serious human torture from state security forces who are allegedly shooting and torturing villagers found without identity documents. Addressing parliamentarians at a breakfast meeting in Harare, Marange Development Trust (MDT)
As a devout Christians it is always painful to hear any form of blasphemy against Jehovah God, but it is most insulting when it emanates from those who should know better - the church and its leaders - especially, when they act as sycophants and
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