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Advocate Nelson Chamisa Outwits Masvingo Police - Vimarsana News

Advocate Nelson Chamisa Outwits Masvingo Police

On April 6, 2024, President Nelson Chamisa's key leaders successfully convened a crucial meeting at Mucheke Hall in Masvingo urban, despite significant efforts by the police to prevent it. Heavily armed officers sealed off the hall's entrances, obstructing district cluster leaders and parliament members from across Zimbabwe from attending. Advocate Martin Mureri, also Masvingo's urban…

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'CCC chaos to fuel voter apathy' - Vimarsana News

'CCC chaos to fuel voter apathy'

AN electoral watchdog, the Zimbabwe Election Advocacy Trust (ZEAT), has said the chaos and splits within the main opposition party, the Citizens Coalition for C...

'CCC chaos to fuel voter apathy' -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

'CCC chaos to fuel voter apathy' -Newsday Zimbabwe

The recent resignation of Nelson Chamisa from the CCC has left many supporters and observers questioning the future of the party and its ability to effectively challenge Zanu PF in future elections.

'Opposition chaos to fuel voter apathy' – The Zimbabwe Mail - Vimarsana News

'Opposition chaos to fuel voter apathy' – The Zimbabwe Mail

AN electoral watchdog, the Zimbabwe Election Advocacy Trust (ZEAT), has said the chaos and splits within the main opposition party, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), is a recipe for voter apathy. The recent resignation of Nelson Chamisa from the CCC has left many supporters and observers questioning the future of the party and its…

We feel betrayed: CCC voters -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

We feel betrayed: CCC voters -Newsday Zimbabwe

According to section 129(1)(b) of the Constitution, a seat in Parliament becomes vacant once a legislator resigns through a written notice to the President of the Senate or to the Speaker.