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Zanu PF’s campaign strategy ahead of the forthcoming general elections will hinge on infiltration of churches, neutralisation of civic society and use of traditional leaders to whip the rural electorate into line, internal party documents have revealed.
As the Zanu PF succession dynamics continue to have twists and turns, Vice-President Joice Mujuru is now flexing her muscles as she consolidates power after the recent disbanding of party District Coordinating Committees (DCCs).
United Family International Church (UFIC) leader, Emmanuel Makandiwa, on Friday night restricted his sermon at the highly publicised Judgment Night at the National Sports Stadium to spiritual matters, contrary to expectations that he would predict a perilous future for the country.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace are some of the state-owned power firm Zesa Holdings’ biggest debtors. After a month of investigations by the Daily News, we can today reveal that the Mugabes as at December 31, 2011 owed Zesa over $345 000
Zanu PF’s politics has been weighed down by bootlicking of President Robert Mugabe and those in higher offices. No one dares to criticize him in public a clear indication that there is heavy indoctrination and inculcation of docility in the party writes David Chidende.
ZBC reporter Dorothy Mavolwane left fellow journalists befuddled on Tuesday after getting angry on Zanu PF’s behalf at Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s Strathaven house writes MuckRaker
SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma speaks to Settlement Chikwinya, the MP for Mbizo who recently raised a motion in Parliament calling for the withdrawal of the two radio licences given to the government owned Zimpapers’ Talk Radio and AB Communications, owned by Supa Mandiwanzira.