Picture: Chamisa with AFM Zimbabwe church leaders

Under fire opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has hit back at former ally, Chalton Hwende, insinuating the Kuwadzana East MP was drunk when he accused him of accepting bribes from Zanu PF to ignore attempts by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his term in office from 2028 to 2030.

HARARE - The Apostolic Faith Mission in Zimbabwe has secured a decisive legal victory over a rival faction in a long-running dispute over its Mbare property, after the High Court of Zimbabwe granted summary judgement in its favour, describing the respondents’ repeated litigation as “vexatious” and without merit.

Zimbabwe’s opposition democratic struggle today is defined less by institutions than by the illusion of opposition, a spectacle choreographed around the charisma of Nelson Chamisa.

It has been several years since Morgan Richard Tsvangirai succumbed to the cruel embrace of colon cancer in a South African hospital, yet the void he left behind has not merely remained unfilled; it has widened into a chasm.

Pakuru, as they were determined against you, so they are against me—and against all of us. But they have grown more rabid, more brazen, and entirely rogue. As you know, they beat us, falsely accused us, wrongfully imprisoned us, vilified and demonized us.