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Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa has put an end to any speculations regarding a Government National Unity (GNU), a Transitional

THE ruling party, Zanu-PF, which got a fresh mandate in the August 23-24 elections, will not entertain “any talk of a re-run, a Government of National Unity, or the so-called Transitional Authority”, as this “is a pipe dream that will never ever happen”, President Mnangagwa has said. Addressing his party Zanu-PF's Central Committee at the…

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The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) from the opposition has expressed the need for a dialogue in Zimbabwe, facilitated by the Southern African Development C...

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesman George Charamba has posted a loaded statement on his twitter handle saying that they know more about Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa than his two spokesmen, Promise Mkwananzi and Ostallos Siziba. Charamba was commenting on statements by Mkwananzi and Siziba rubbishing the call by Roman Catholic priest Father…

Noting the statement from Father Mukonori, it is essential to put things into perspective before responding to his call. While Father Mukonori, has for years been a respected Father figure of the church in Zimbabwe, his conspicuous role in the events that led to the deposing of President Robert Mugabe through a coup by Mr.…

CCC President Nelson Chamisa Threatens Election Boycott Over Disqualified Candidates. *Marondera, July 31, 2023* - By Farai D Hove | The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) President, Nelson Chamisa, has declared that the 2023 elections in Zimbabwe will not take place if his 12 parliamentary candidates from Bulawayo are not reinstated. The announcement was made…

By calling for the boycott and sabotage of the parliamentary elections slated for September 2023, it is understood that the Swaziland Multi-Stakeholder Forum and particularly Maseko were seen as a security threat by Eswatini authorities.

Counties owe the pension schemes Sh65.7 billion out of which Local Authorities Provident Fund (Lapfund) is owed Sh31.37 billion and Local Authorities Pensions Trust (Laptrust) Sh34.33 billion.