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From MARCUS MUSHONGA in Harare, ZimbabweZimbabwe BureauHARARE, (CAJ News) - THE ruling party in Zimbabwe is accused of denying opposition supporters food aid as the country endures its worst drought crisis in decades. Human rights groups have denounced the trend, which has been blamed on the governing Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF), in connivance
For a party that claims that it has been robbed of victory since 2000 through vote rigging by the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front, the Movement for Democratic Change, which is staffed by highly qualified lawyers- Nelson Chamisa himself, Tendai Biti, Welshman Ncube (a law professor), Douglas Mwonzora, Innocent Gonese, just to name a few
In the meantime, the face which had been viewed as offering hope for a better political future for Zimbabwe, Nelson Chamisa is sustaining his political crusade on social media.
Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa says his party will now attend all national events as it is now time to “cast away the image of bastards in our own motherland”. “From now on, we will now be attending national events such as the national Independence Day, Heroes Day, Defence Forces day and other
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the ruling ZANU-PF hope a credible victory in the 30 July election will legitimise the power (both party and state) they gained from the “soft coup” that toppled his predecessor Robert Mugabe last November. With victory, they say, the donors and dollars will flood in to the country they have