Members of National Vendors Union Zimbabwe (NAVUZ) vowed to go ahead with demonstrations despite being banned. Government last week banned all demonstrations in the Harare central business district until September 16. President Mugabe has since described judges who sanction demonstrations as careless and wild. In the wake the
The arrest of former Prosecutor General, Johannes Tomana is a wakeup call to all high ranking officials that there are no sacred cows in the justice delivery system, an anti-corruption watchdog has said. Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ), a local organization dedicated to promoting transparency and ending
Tajamuka, a local pressure group has announced its plans to stage another mass stay-away against government’s failed economic policies.. Addressing members of the media, Hardlife Mudzingwa who is part of the group’s coordinating committee said the shutdown which is scheduled for the 31st of August, is
Government has once again threatened to descend heavily on organisers of the opposition's mega demo slated for today. Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Ignatius Chombo said government will crack a whip at those who engage in violent activities during and after the demonstration. “I wish to
Opposition parties under the banner of the National Electoral Reform Agenda (NERA) said the ‘mega demonstration’ slated for tomorrow will continue with or without police clearance. Addressing journalists in the capital Didymus Mutasa, who was speaking for and on behalf of the political leaders of NERA said
Government remains committed to address rural poverty despite challenges being faced in attaining economic equality between rural and urban areas, a senior government official has said. Addressing a two day Rural Economy Knowledge Sharing Forum which is being co-hosted by the International Labor Organization (ILO) and The Space, Permanent
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Fired Zanu PF youth leader Godfrey Tsenengamu has linked President Mugabe to former Rhodesian Prime Minster Ian Smith. In a damning speech Tsenengamu who is the former Zanu PF youth Chairperson for Mashonaland Central Province said Ian smith was divorced from the reality just like president Mugabe
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