Politics

HARARE - War veterans loyal to President Robert Mugabe have told him the hard truth: Zanu PF is losing support even in his home province at a time the 88-year-old is vigorously pushing for elections.
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US President Barack Obama has been re-elected to a second term, defeating Republican challenger Mitt Romney. With results in from most states, America's first black president had secured the 270 votes in the electoral college needed to win…
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As we gather more energy to pen Mugabe out of self-imposed power, ZANU (PF) spammers have embarked on a massive campaign to attack our online publications and free-thinking, independent media.
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About a week and half ago Elizabeth Macheka, who is wife to Zimbabwean Prime Minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, attended the launch of the Thokozani Kuphe Cancer Foundation where she was one of the speakers.
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Zimbabwe’s only white cabinet minister, Senator David Coltart has accused his black colleagues in cabinet of promoting racism by making ‘shocking’ comments about whites even in his presence during cabinet meetings.
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A group of four ZANU PF thugs broke into the home of an MDC-T official in Kadoma Wednesday night, brutally assaulting him and his wife before taking their money and escaping.
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HARARE - Delays in announcing results of the March 29, 2008 presidential elections were caused by “political interference” and resource constraints, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has claimed.
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In 32 years of uninterrupted rule Robert Mugabe and his political vampires in Zanu PF have monotonously employed ‘Persecution by Prosecution’ to deal with organisations or individuals who threaten their iron grip on illegitimate power.
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Villagers in Gokwe have reported that uniformed soldiers are forcing them to attend political rallies, where they are being warned that more soldiers with guns will be deployed to punish them if they do not support ZANU PF policies on the…
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Energy and Power Development Minister Elton Mangoma has branded President Robert Mugabe as "cruel" for the "incessant arrests and beatings under the pretext of maintaining order and applying the rule of law" in the country.
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