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HARARE – Losing MDC parliamentary candidates have opened up, recounting how Zanu PF “stole the elections right in front of our eyes” as the opposition party mounts its court challenge to the July 31 poll results.
HARARE: Counting was underway in Zimbabwe’s tightly fought election Wednesday, amid high turnout and accusations of rigging by President Robert Mugabe’s allies who wish to extend his 33-year rule.
HARARE – After years of political intolerance in Zimbabwe it was nice to see a Robert Mugabe and Morgan Tsvangirai supporter hugging each other. This picture was taken by a Nehanda Radio Citizen Reporter in Cameron Street, Harare.
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai speaks on wide ranging issues from politics, Government, the MDC and his personal life. How does he rate the performance of the government, what were the challenges in 2012 and whats in store for 2013?
The Vigil didn’t know whether Tsvangirai’s latest wedding was on or off when we gathered outside the Embassy. We were confused by the court proceedings. But we were determined to celebrate either way – not because of the nuptials but because…..
Those who live in glass houses should not throw stones, but obviously someone forgot to tell the folks inside Zanu PF. In this expose, we look at the love scandals that have dominated Mugabe’s party since independence in 1980.
It is difficult to take seriously a poll of only 1,198 Zimbabweans – about 0.01% of the population – especially when 47% of them said they would not vote or say who they would vote for. So it boiled down to about 370 people who said they’d vote for Mugabe against 210 for Tsvangirai.
Despite being vituperative in his attacks on foreign-owned banks Kasukuwere is surprisingly tame and evasive when it comes to his role in the demise of the ill-fated Genesis Investment Bank.
HARARE – Zanu PF leaders and their supporters are “like pigs”, Industry minister Welshman Ncube said yesterday. Ncube was addressing journalists on the sidelines of a party community outreach programme in Mahusekwa, Marondera.
President Mugabe, 88 says he is still fit and strong enough to contest in the next election which he is clamouring for this year. Mugabe aired these sentiments yesterday during the Zanu PF Women’s assembly meeting held at the Zimbabwe Institute of Public Management.