Zanu PF will struggle to beat MDC-T
HARARE – Zanu PF will not cruise to a landslide victory against the MDC-T in the forthcoming harmonized elections, as suggested by some analysts.
HARARE – Zanu PF will not cruise to a landslide victory against the MDC-T in the forthcoming harmonized elections, as suggested by some analysts.
HARARE – A Zanu PF legislator on Wednesday stunned the court when she said the president’s office plays a hand in imposing candidates to represent the party in elections.
BULAWAYO – Zanu PF youths and members of the main wing fought raging battles which needed police intervention to quell at the party headquarters over leadership differences as intra-party violence threatens to tear the former ruling party.
ZANU PF Mashonaland Central chairperson Dickson Mafios said party structures in the province are in shambles and urgent interventions are needed for it to avoid an embarrassing defeat in the next elections.
CHINHOYI – Zanu PF aspiring candidates who are campaigning clandestinely for support are in breach of party rules regarding the use of money to get grassroots support.
BULAWAYO – In an apparent bootlicking crusade that has become synonymous with Zanu PF officials, Bulawayo provincial chairperson Killian Sibanda has equated President Robert Mugabe to Jesus Christ.
CHINHOYI – A dark cloud of uncertainty is hovering over former ruling party Zanu PF members who want to represent the party in forthcoming elections as they are still yet to set guidelines on how candidates will be vetted.
LOCAL business mogul John Moxon, widely regarded as one of the richest men in Zimbabwe, has nailed his political colours firmly to the Zanu PF mast by donating brand new vehicles to spearhead the party’s campaign for crucial general elections.
HARARE – Zanu PF has warned its bigwigs to watch their mouths when meeting with American envoys amid revelations that party “stalwarts” last week clandestinely met United States ambassador Bruce Wharton.
The MDC-T needs to wake up and exercise leadership. Zanu PF is finished as a political party with nothing to offer Zimbabwe. They are tired yet still obsessed with power. What can they do now that they had every opportunity to do over the past 30 years?
GWERU – President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu PF party is bleeding voters massively, losing almost 250 000 members over the past year. In the UK, the party failed to sell even a single card last year and this year.
Zimbabwe is bleeding. Its citizens are scattered across the globe. At home, unemployment has reached unprecedented levels. Majority of people are living in abject poverty. Streets are flowing with raw sewage and homes are constantly without electricity and water.
The military is intensifying its campaign for Zanu PF ahead of elections next year in Hurungwe, Mashonaland West province reports the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, a grouping of civil society pressure groups.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe’s $20 million agricultural inputs scheme — a project widely seen as a vote-buying gimmick— is turning out to be his biggest setback in the drive to lure new voters.
The first time I wrote about democratic government becoming chimera in Zimbabwe was in May 2011 and I wrote, then, from Ibadan, Oyo State, in Nigeria where I read for a Master of Science in Humanitarian and Refugee Studies at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Ibadan.
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