Zec strikes 100 000 off voters’ roll
At least 100 000 people have been struck off the final voters’ roll which the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) unveiled on Friday.
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At least 100 000 people have been struck off the final voters’ roll which the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) unveiled on Friday.
Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee has exposed massive illicit financial flows within the Higher and Tertiary Education ministry.
Hopewell Chin’ono: “On the first leg of my flight to Bongo Bongo Land, I thought I should share my views on the moving of the capital city from Harare to Gweru. I expect to hear your views too and more importantly I expect the MDC Alliance to not just throw promises but to tell the voters how they would implement them. The same applies to ZANU PF.”
On Thursday history was made, as for the first time in post-independent Zimbabwe there will be female presidential candidates who threw their lots against 20 male counterparts in the race to occupy the country’s hottest seat.
Former Cabinet minister Samuel Undenge, who is facing a litany of charges at the Harare Magistrates’ Courts, temporarily lost his freedom mid-this week when he was arrested for defaulting payment of child support.
The MDC Alliance has tabled a demand that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) should ensure ballot papers for the forthcoming presidential election have names arranged in alphabetical order beginning with surnames.
President of the National Council of Chiefs (NCC) Fortune Charumbira is facing jail after failing to comply with a court order that directed him to issue an apology for rallying other chiefs to support the ruling Zanu PF in this year’s elections.
ZAPU leader and former Home Affairs minister Dumiso Dabengwa gave MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa a huge lift when he announced a deal to join the country’s biggest opposition grouping.
Both President Emmerson Mnangagwa and opposition leader Nelson Chamisa face major problems as the country’s national elections beckon — with dozens of disgruntled former Cabinet ministers and MPs from their respective parties staging a rebellion by registering to contest the make-or-break polls as independents.