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Mopa reincarnation of Posa - Vimarsana News

Mopa reincarnation of Posa

AWARD-WINNING human rights lawyer Darlington Marange has torn into the Maintenance of Peace and Order Act (Mopa), saying it is a reincarnation of the discredite...

The Opposition and Civil Society - Vimarsana News

The Opposition and Civil Society

By Brian Kagoro The perception gap Although there is no doubt that the legitimacy of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe is now seriously disputed in many quarters, along with a whole host of his government's policies and actions -- particularly those relating to fiscal and monetary matters, land and company invasions, food security and human rights

Call for a rethink on Criminal Code -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Call for a rethink on Criminal Code -Newsday Zimbabwe

Mnangagwa bombed the train while working under a group called the Crocodile Gang, one of the early initiatives that led to an all-out civil war to liberate present day Zimbabwe from colonial rule.

'We know who our true heroes are' -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

'We know who our true heroes are' -Newsday Zimbabwe

<p>BY RUGARE GUMBO We have learned with sorrow and sadness of the death of Cde Mukudzei Mudzi (94), the former executive secretary (general-secretary) of Dare reChimurenga of Zanu. Cde Mudzi’s death followed that of Cde Morton Malianga (91). The two were genuine war veterans. Our prayers and thoughts are with them. May their souls rest [&hellip;]</p>

It's not yet Uhuru: Chamisa - The Zimbabwe Independent - Vimarsana News

It's not yet Uhuru: Chamisa - The Zimbabwe Independent

In an interview with Heart & Soul and FreeTalk channels, Chamisa said there were many challenges to deal with before authorities can claim the country was free.