Fortune Charumbira

President of the Chief’s Council, Fortune Charumbira, risks landing himself in deep trouble for violating the law because of his open support for the ruling Zanu PF party.
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President of the National Council of Chiefs (NCC) Fortune Charumbira has filed an emergency motion in the High Court to fight a ruling directing him to issue an apology for rallying other chiefs to support the ruling Zanu PF party in the…
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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…
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President of the Zimbabwe Council of Chiefs, Chief Fortune Charumbira has said traditional leaders are unapologetic about the cars they recently received from the Government. He said chiefs actually bought the vehicles and did not get them…
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Obert Gutu - Our traditional leaders should not be viewed as objects of pity and ridicule who can easily be manipulated for narrow and selfish political purposes. Indeed, traditional leaders should be cultural icons and beacons who…
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Chief Fortune Charumbira, the president of the Chiefs’ Council, has called upon chiefs to campaign for President Robert Mugabe and his Zanu PF party to ensure he wins the forthcoming election
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President of the National Council of Zimbabwe Chiefs, Fortune Charumbira, has won a High Court interdict stopping a probe into his legitimacy.
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The Zanu (PF) faction led by Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa has embarked on a nationwide campaign to weed out traditional leaders linked to his predecessor, Joice Mujuru.
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HARARE - Chiefs, who had earlier threatened to boycott their annual conference demanding brand new cars, farms and an increase in their allowances, will today take on President Robert Mugabe, hoping he will press his administration to cough…
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HARARE - MDC-T Harare Province Spokesman Senator Obert Gutu has challenged partisan traditional leaders to remove their chiefly robes and contest in the forthcoming elections and stop acting as secret Zanu PF party activists.
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