A new Afrobarometer survey has revealed interesting figures on voters preferences ahead of the 2018 harmonized elections slated for 30 July. According to the survey 40 percent of voters prefer President Emmerson Mnangagwa to the opposition MDC Alliance's 37 percent. Scroll down for more details on
Zimbabwe’s ruling establishment or military political complex are consistently referring to how they intend to stop focusing on ‘politics’. Instead, as claimed by President Mnangagwa, they want to put all their energy into what they have called ‘the economy’. By Takura Zhangazha Some ruling party pundits have
Zimbabwe will hold its much awaited harmonized elections to election President,members of National Assembly and Councillors on the 3oth of July 2018 following a proclamation by President Emmerson Mnangagwa in an extra ordinary government gazette published yesterday. "Fix Monday, the 30th day of July, 2018 as
On a year-on-year basis, the situation on exports has declined while capacity utilization, average selling price and stocks of raw materials have improved and expectations for better performance are significantly high.
Capital26free our podcast network recently brought Dr. Noah Manyika on the show: Politics & Beyond anchored by host Christopher Farai Charamba. Manyika is the convener of the Build Zimbabwe Alliance, a Zimbabwean political party driven by accountable leadership which engages with citizens for them to be
Leading elections watchdog, the Election Resource Centre (ERC) has commended the ruling Zanu PF on its peace pronouncement saying they should walk the talk as the country gears for the watershed 2018 harmonised elections. In a statement released on Thursday, ERC said Zanu PF must ensure
In the past three years, a new slang word has come to be popular in the Zimbabwean capital. I’ve heard it in professional settings and at parties. It’s a conjugation of the word nikuv, to say that you were screwed. For example, “Are you trying
Election date The Kenyan elections are penciled for 8 August, 2017, a date that is provided for in the country’s electoral legislative framework. Unlike in previous years, only the President could set the date of the General Election and decide when to dissolve Parliament. Before
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