political violence

Police are investigating a case of political violence where a main opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activist identified as Tinashe Chitsunge was stoned to death by alleged Zanu-PF thugs in the Riverside area, Glen Norah near…
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Over a hundred machete and logs wielding Zanu PF thugs unleashed an orgy of violence on Sunday in Norton's rural ward 14 Mutubva attacking CCC aspiring candidate Richard Tsvangirai's campaign team who were conducting door-to-door…
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GWERU - High Court Judge, Justice Martin Makonese has warned those bent on causing violence and other disturbances ahead of the 2023 elections that they will be decisively dealt with by the courts.
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The main opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has accused Zanu-PF of orchestrating the recent political violence against their members adding that their "choice not to be violent must not be mistaken for weakness".
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Zanu-PF youths have launched a terror campaign against the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) in what they claim is revenge for the violent clashes in Nyatsime.
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Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Bindura ward 8 councilor Oswell Shambare's house was set on fire by alleged Zanu-PF members on Saturday after he hosted a meeting with his party colleagues.
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Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says Zanu-PF is plunging the country into political instability to allow its officials to loot state coffers.
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A Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) memo has confirmed that Zanu-PF members are part of the 16 people arrested in connection with the assault and subsequent murder that took place when a Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) rally in Kwekwe was…
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ZANU PF youths have come under fire for threatening violence ahead of the 2023 harmonised elections, with the civic society and opposition saying they should be arrested for inciting terror.
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Somalia's government on Wednesday urged people who had fled violence in the capital to return home, as tensions eased after the president called for elections and renewed dialogue with his political rivals.
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