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Eight MPs miss swearing-in ceremony - Vimarsana News

Eight MPs miss swearing-in ceremony

Eight Members of Parliament who were not sworn in yesterday in Harare have accused the Clerk of Parliament of sending out short notices. The newly-elected MPs were sworn in at the new parliament building in MT Hampden. However, the Parliament of Zimbabwe indicated that eight MPs were not sworn in due to various reasons. The…

8 MPs miss swearing-in ceremony - Vimarsana News

8 MPs miss swearing-in ceremony

Eight Members of Parliament who were not sworn in yesterday in Harare have accused the Clerk of Parliament of sending out short notices.The newly-elected MPs we...

8 MPs miss swearing-in ceremony - Vimarsana News

8 MPs miss swearing-in ceremony

Eight Members of Parliament who were not sworn in yesterday in Harare have accused the Clerk of Parliament of sending out short notices.The newly-elected MPs we...

Elections prove ZANU-PF is bigger than ED but Chamisa is more popular than CCC - Vimarsana News

Elections prove ZANU-PF is bigger than ED but Chamisa is more popular than CCC

The 2023 election was a race between a party more popular than its leader, and a leader more popular than his own party. President Emmerson Mnangagwa polled less than his party MPs in this election, by a wider margin than in 2018, according to a newZWire analysis of results. In contrast, opposition leader Nelson Chamisa

By the numbers: ZANU PF is bigger than ED, Chamisa more popular than CCC - Vimarsana News

By the numbers: ZANU PF is bigger than ED, Chamisa more popular than CCC

The 2023 election was a race between a party more popular than its leader, and another leader more popular than his own party. President Emmerson Mnangagwa polled less than his party MPs in this election, by a wider margin than in 2018, according to a newZWire analysis of results. In contrast, opposition leader Nelson Chamisa again…