AGRICULTURE minister and former Air Force boss Perrance Shiri has defended the deployment of soldiers in the ongoing military crackdown on citizens following nationwide protests recently.
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‘Mnangagwa’ tweet exposes divisions in Zanu PF
A Twitter account reportedly run by President Emmerson Mnangagwa has exposed sharp divisions within the ruling party, with two of his top lieutenants clashing over its authenticity.
ZCTU president remanded in custody
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) president Peter Gift Mutasa yesterday appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court charged with attempting to subvert a constitutionally elected government or, in the alternative, […]
Leave MDC out of this, says Komichi
The MDC says it has nothing to do with last week’s massive protests which brought the country to a standstill for at least three days. Thousands of Zimbabweans took to […]
Khupe-led MDC demands $2 million from Treasury
The Thokozani Khupe-led MDC-T has petitioned the High Court seeking an order to compel Treasury to pay it over $1,8 million which the party was claiming under the Political Parties […]
Live updates on the National Stay away
/>Workers under the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions and citizen groups have begun a national stayaway in protest against the recent increase in the price of fuel, and the general […]
I want ED talks: Chamisa
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has described 2018 as very difficult following the death of the opposition party’s founding leader Morgan Tsvangirai and a controversial election in July.
Unity Day time for mourning: Zapu
ZAPU yesterday said today’s Unity Day must be recognised as an occasion to mourn the over 20 000 people killed in post-independence civil disturbances in the Midlands and Matabeleland instead […]
Chamisa takes war to Mnangagwa
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has vowed to step up pressure on President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the new year, saying it was time to set Zimbabwe on the path to […]
Mukanya disappoints in Beitbridge
For someone seeing him for the first time, they would be forgiven if they said they have not missed much.
