It was not only shocking, but bewildering, to read - in a recent edition of the state-run The Herald newspaper - that Zimbabwe Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko recklessly referred to the Gukurahundi massacres of the 1980s as 'disturbances'. A quick search in my trusty dictionary revealed
Former Vice President, Joice Mujuru believes her dismissal from the ruling Zanu PF was a blessing in disguise as she never thought that one day, she would be leading a progressive movement, the National People's Party. Mujuru who was expelled from the ruling Zanu PF in
As the political temperatures are heating up with each day ahead of the 2018 plebiscite, ordinarily thoughts and actions should be brought together to work out a superior plan of victory. This coming election, just like any other election is important to every concerned citizen
“The MDC is deeply disturbed and concerned about the recent spate of thuggery and banditry taking place in and around the country, particularly in the capital city, Harare.
It's now 28 months since those evil intoxicated men snatched you from us mukoma. I still hold on to the hope that one day you will be with us. I look forward to you mischievously calling me 'mudhara' or 'dhokota' on this side of life
"There is a lot of interest in ensuring that electoral laws are brought into line with the constitution," said Chasi.
My name is Gift Ostallos Siziba. I am a former Student Representative Council (SRC) president of the University of Zimbabwe under Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) and currently studying towards masters in International Relations. I am one of the founding members of Zimbabwe social movements in
If there were factions then we would know the ring leaders but as it stands no one has come out in the open to declare that they lead a faction
As Zimbabwe prepares for next year’s elections it is very prudent for opposition political actors to understand the changing political, economic and social factors rather than clinging on to previous political glories as this may prove to be fatal (once again) in their endeavor to
War veterans leader, Christopher Mutsvangwa has threatened to “deal” with the Higher and tertiary education minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo accusing him of sabotaging the government's command agriculture program. Addressing a press conference in Harare on Monday, the former war veterans minister, Mutsvangwa said Moyo has become
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