I share Chamisa's vision: Independent candidate
Ticky will square off with Zanu PF’s George Mashavave and another Independent candidate Naison Mamuse.
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Mt Pleasant independent candidate apologises for using Chamisa's face on campaign posters, disassociates from Zanu-PF
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Mt Pleasant Candidate Apologises For Using Chamisa's Face On Campaign Posters – The Zimbabwe Mail
Brian Ticky, an Independent candidate for the upcoming by-election in Mt Pleasant National Assembly, has apologised for using former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) president, Nelson Chamisa’s face on his campaign material. As reported by NewZimbabwe.com comes after Chamisa’s close allies, including Gift Siziba, accused Ticky of receiving funds from ZANU PF for his campaign.…
Source: thezimbabwemail.com
Mnangagwa in catch-22 situation
UNIVERSITY of Cape Town constitutional lawyer Dr Alfred Mavedzenge says President Emmerson Mnangagwa is in a catch-22 situation as he risks causing an implosion in Zanu PF if he backtracks on his statements that he will not push for a third term in violation of the constitution. BRENNA MATENDERE On the other hand, says Mavedzenge,…
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Tshabangu poised to collect CCC windfall
ATTORNEY-GENERAL Virginia Mabhiza has issued a vague statement to The NewsHawks on how the government will distribute state funds meant for the opposition Citizens’ Coalition for Change under the Political Parties (Finance) Act, amid concerns that taxpayer dollars could be used to scandalously enrich elements subverting voters’ democratic rights such as the party’s self-imposed secretary-general…
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