Luke Tamborinyoka

HARARE - A spokesman for Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Morgan Tsvangirai has dismissed as “beerhall talk” claims that the former trade unionist considered stepping down soon after disputed polls in Zimbabwe over two months ago…
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There is a sponsored cacophony that is rising against the tide of the true national sentiment – it is the paid noise that is saying Morgan Tsvangirai must go.
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Last week, President Robert Mugabe went a notch higher in a desperate attempt to re-brand himself when he used a luncheon after the official opening of Parliament to launch a seemingly spirited campaign against corruption.
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On Saturday, the MDC organising secretary Nelson Chamisa, who turned 35 this year, will be the master of ceremonies at Sakubva Stadium in Mutare where the people’s party will be holding its 14th anniversary celebrations.
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Today, I woke up to find The Herald informing me that I am a civil servant, a status I know nothing about. In 2010, I joined the Prime Minister’s Office from Harvest House, where I had worked for six years as its Director of Information and…
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The MDC-T on Sunday dismissed as ‘hogwash’ a Sunday Mail story claiming that party president Morgan Tsvangirai’s wife Elizabeth Macheka had rekindled her relationship with a former lover, Kennedy Ngirazi, and that the two have been…
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The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC), has demanded US$165 000 in order to give a live coverage of the MDC-T party's manifesto launch by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera today.
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HARARE – State-owned television station Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation Television (ZBC TV) has refused to air a 50 seconds-long advert from the Prime Minister’s office.
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HARARE — Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Monday backed calls by regional grouping SADC for his archrival President Robert Mugabe to delay crucial polls due by the end of July.
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Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s spokesman Luke Tamborinyoka has dismissed allegations by Zanu PF that the new Coca Cola adverts are meant to prop up the MDC-T. Tamborinyoka said the claims show the extent of ZANU PF’s paranoia.
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