By Staff Reporter SIX ZANU PF members died on Saturday evening and 17 others were seriously injured when a truck they were travelling on was involved in an accident in Buhera along the Murambinda-Birchenough Bridge Road. The lorry reportedly collided head-on with another vehicle in the Mugombe area of Buhera. According to the Ministry of
By Staff Reporter A parliamentary aspirant for Kwekwe Central who was disqualified in Zanu-PF’s primary elections on Saturday has said he respects the party’s decision and has since thrown his weight behind his rival. Supporters of losing 2018 Kwekwe Central parliamentary candidate Kandros Mugabe were left disappointed after their candidate was forced to withdraw from
By Darlington Gatsi ZANU PF’s rescheduled elections have been overlapped to Sunday as chaos marred the initial internal plebiscite as some registered members were turned away. Zanu PF held the primary elections Saturday to select members who will represent the party in upcoming general elections. In a survey carried out by NewZimbabwe.com news crew, Zanu
By Darlington Gatsi FORMER Zanu PF member and independent legislator Temba Mliswa has questioned the upcoming internal elections in the ruling party saying the time frame raises dust. Zanu PF announced Thursday that it will be holding its primary elections next week Saturday to select candidates that will run under its banner for members of
By Staff Reporter ZANU PF-aligned preacher Obadiah Musindo has been arrested and is detained at Harare Central police station on allegations he stole US$5,900 worth of cellphones, NewZimbabwe.com has learnt. Musindo was arrested Monday. The Destiny for Africa Network founder is alleged to have duped Munyaradzi Kereva who runs a mobile phones company in Harare
By UK Correspondent FORMER State vice president Kembo Mohadi was in Japan this week attended the funeral of country’s longest-serving prime minister, Shinzo Abe, it has emerged. Mohadi is now just second secretary of the ruling Zanu PF party after being forced to resign the State vice presidency in ignominy due to sex scandals. He was
By Anna Chibamu MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa Tuesday sang praises for the country armed forces but rebuked his Zanu PF opponents for allegedly ordering recent army killings on defenceless civilians in Harare’s CBD beginning of this month. He was giving his comments in a statement to coincide with the annual Defence Forces Day commemorations.
By Staff Reporter ZANU PF’s stronghold Mashonaland Central province has emerged highest in terms of cases of political intimidation during Zimbabwe’s tense election month of July. This is according to a July report on political violation cases per province by peace-based NGO, Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP). According to the report, Mashonaland Central tops the list
By Jacqueline Sibanda FROM independence, the nationalist government did not intend to hand over power to any other organisation that was not Zanu PF. One of the major occupations of the government in the 1980s was the creation of a one-party state. The earliest signs of opposition were the continued existence of ZAPU and then
By Staff Reporter MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa says his envisaged government will not repossess land parcelled out to black Zimbabweans under ousted President Robert Mugabe’s controversial land reform process since 2000. Addressing thousands of MDC Alliance supporters who thronged his penultimate campaign rally in Bindura’s Chipadze Stadium Friday, Chamisa promised to issue title
