Lovemore Moyo

Ballot returns from Tuesday’s hotly contested Speaker of Parliament election in Harare indicate that at least two Zanu-PF legislators may have voted for the victorious MDC-T candidate Lovemore Moyo.
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There was drama in Parliament as the MDC-T candidate Lovemore Moyo beat Zanu PF candidate Simon Khaya Moyo with 105 votes against Zanu PF's 93. Moyo won despite Zanu PF attempts to bribe MDC-T MP’s.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC party has accused Zanu PF apologist and Tsholotsho North MP Jonathan Moyo of trying to bribe its MP’s to vote for Simon Khaya Moyo the Zanu PF candidate for Speaker of Parliament.
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The smaller faction of the MDC led by Welshman Ncube delivered the proverbial ‘sucker-punch’ to ZANU PF Monday, after announcing it would now support the MDC-T candidate Lovemore Moyo for Speaker of Parliament, instead of boycotting the…
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On Tuesday Zanu PF MP’s fled parliament and refused to take part in a vote for the ‘vacant’ post of Speaker of Parliament following a dubious ruling by the Supreme Court nullifying the election of Lovemore Moyo from the MDC-T. Below is the…
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Robert Mugabe’s Zanu PF party appeared to have chickened out of a crucial vote Tuesday to elect a Speaker of Parliament with all indications suggesting the MDC led by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai had sufficient numbers to re-elect…
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Tsholotsho North MP Jonathan Moyo, on Tuesday tried to whip up public sentiment against Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, claiming the MDC leader should be arrested for criticizing judges in the Supreme Court.
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Former Speaker of Parliament Lovemore Moyo on Tuesday surrendered two top-of-the range vehicles he was using as Speaker following a request by Parliament that he returns the vehicles.
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On 10th March, the Supreme Court set aside the August 2008 election of Mr Lovemore Moyo as Speaker of the House of Assembly. It has taken the court system an inordinate time to reach a final decision on this case of great public…
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A number of issues have been raised in the wake of the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe’s judgment last week declaring the election of the Speaker of Parliament in 2008 irregular and invalid. The immediate effect of the judgement is to make the…
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