Zanu PF Congress

FIREBRAND ZANU-PF national political commissar, Saviour Kasukuwere, has plunged the strife-torn organisation into another crisis as sharp differences have emerged over his attempts to restructure the fractured ruling party, the Financial…
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HARARE - The former confidante to President Robert Mugabe, Didymus Mutasa, has proffered his insights into Zanu PF’s thorny succession question — saying bluntly that acting president Emmerson Mnangagwa was far from being guaranteed to…
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THE ZANU-PF conference came and went. We are now left to deal with both the aftermath and with what it missed out.The party conference was held in the usual pomp and fanfare that has always graced such annual and momentous gatherings of the…
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Disciplinary action will be taken against Zanu-PF members defying a directive to stop suspensions of alleged sympathisers of ousted Vice President Joice Mujuru from party structures, the Secretary for the Commissariat, Saviour Kasukuwere,…
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They came in large numbers, from all corners of the country, clad in their multi-coloured garments of yellow, green, black and red emblazoned with the image of Robert Mugabe, their long-standing leader and Zimbabwe’s long-serving President,…
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HARARE - With President Robert Mugabe (90) showing more and more signs of dementia and not up to the task of running the country, he made a telling admission on Saturday when he said his wife was fond of telling him what to do.
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HARARE - President Robert Mugabe continues to play Russian roulette around the urgent question of his potential Zanu PF successor, stunning his party’s congress delegates yesterday by postponing to later this week the naming of the…
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HARARE - First Lady Grace Mugabe yesterday bragged that she had vanquished Vice President Joice Mujuru.
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Harare - Newspapers in Zimbabwe delighted on Friday in analysing the facial expressions of supporters of beleaguered Vice President Joice Mujuru brave enough to attend the first day of the ruling Zanu-PF's congress.
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HARARE - Over-staying in power for 34 years especially at the ripe old age of 90 may not be a good idea. Ask President Robert Mugabe who has just concluded a miserable week in which he has made two embarrassing slips of the tongue.
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