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Police Thwart CCC's Highly-Anticipated Election Campaign In BinduraThe Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has prevented CCC from commencing

HARARE - The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has been informed by the police in Bindura that its planned election campaign launch on Sunday in the town cannot go ahead because their venue lacks access to water and roads, putting supporters at risk for communicable diseases. The police added they had also not received adequate…

By-The Nelson Chamisa-led opposition CCC party has approached the High Court to challenge the decision by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to ban their 2023 elections campaign launch scheduled for 09 July in Bindura.CCC spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere said they had initially approached the Magistrates Court to challenge the move by the Police, but after the…

IN yet another big blow on efforts to level the political playing field ahead of the August 23 harmonised elections, police in Chiredzi, Masvingo province, yest...

CCC leader Nelson Chamisa was expected to address the rally at Tshovani Stadium ahead of the launch of the party’s election manifesto in Bindura on Saturday.

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Jul. 3—A Prosser businessman says he will try yet again next year to unseat Central Washington U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse.

The Clark County Republican Party was recently reached out to by The Columbian to give a comment regarding an article they were going to publish that was supporting the idea that Congresswoman Marie …

Republicans continue to focus on immigration, seen as a weak spot for President Joe Biden, with Sen. Mike Lee of Utah and Rep. Matt Rosendale\u00a0of Montana writing in support of a House bill dealing with immigration in a Fox News op-ed Tuesday.

As part of a Thursday meeting with McAllen business leaders, Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz discussed the first quarter of her term.