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The wife of an unidentified banker lost an appeal against a British High Court ruling attempting to seize properties worth about 22 million pounds allegedly illegally acquired, in the first use of new powers to combat corruption.
HARARE – The National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) says it is “alarmed and angered” by reports that the MDC-T dominated Harare City Council intends to fire more than 3000 workers following last months Supreme Court ruling that employers only needed to give three months notice to terminate contracts. “As NCA party it’s our hope that the […]
Harare – Civil Society Organisations were on Tuesday castigated for being divided and weak during the constitution making process rendering the whole exercise a failure, especially in raising public awareness about the draft constitution.
HARARE – National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) interim leader, Lovemore Madhuku, has left the door ajar for a possible coalition with Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC but for now he is growing his party, which he contends could make an upset in future elections.
If my memory serves me right, like it usually does, the need for a “democracy” that allows for the participation of ordinary Zimbabweans in the determination of the way they are governed, forms the backbone of Zimbabwean opposition politics and civic society activities in the 21st Century.
Zhangazha’s decision to leave the NCA did not come about as a result of an internal or formal disagreement. He chose to engage in an informal debate with comrades who rightly felt that the party should contest in elections, and he went into hibernation after that.
Every major journey is always initially determined by the nature of the departure. Whether one has a motor vehicle or bicycle determines how one plans to proceed, for example, from Bikita to Mutare.
The National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) led by Dr Lovemore Madhuku, which recently converted to a political party, suffered a major setback on Friday after three of its key leaders Takura Zhangazha, Blessing Vava and Clever Bere allegedly resigned from the party.
I want to congratulate Prof Lovemore Madhuku and the NCA team for realising the urgency of forming a new nationalist and radical political party to continue pursuing the goals of our liberation struggle.
The president of the newly converted National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) political party Dr Lovemore Madhuku is seen here hitting the campaign trail in Chimanimani. We understand the NCA was setting up structures in Chimanimani.