MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has guaranteed women that they will have positions in his new government brushing aside state media reports that had previously described him as a sexist and anti women, saying the reports were entirely untrue.
Independent Candidates contesting the July 30 harmonized elections have called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to give them the same treatment and status accorded to political parties. Addressing journalists today in Harare, Member of Parliament for Harare West who is seeking to retain his seat
Mnangagwa yesterday warned Chamisa that he could be arrested if he continues to incite his supporters to picket at the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec)’s offices in a bid to disrupt Monday’s general elections
Some have referred to the upcoming Zimbabwe general election as the most critical since 1980.
Election stakeholders have welcomed the decision by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to review the positioning of voting booths ahead of the 30 July 2018 harmonized elections by reverting back to the set up in previous elections. The proposed positioning of the voting booths which would have seen
Independent Norton Legislature Temba Mliswa has blasted Nelson Chamisa's Movement For Democratic Change Alliance, MDC's move on wanting to block an election if ZEC fails to meet its demands
MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa is heading for a show down with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and ZANU PF should a peaceful dialogue scheduled for this week fail to establish consensus among electoral stakeholders on electoral processes in the run up to the
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has exposed its incompetence to oversee credible, fair and free elections as Justice Priscilla Chigumba failed to convince when she appeared before Capital Talk presenter, Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa last night amidst allegations that she is having sexual relations with one cabinet
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MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa has said President Emmerson Mnangagwa is the chief architect of pandemonium in the country charging that his intention to rig elections will risk civil unrest in the country.
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