The Morgan Tsvangirai-led MDC-T party has sensationally claimed that Zanu PF was plotting to pour in $100 million to destabilise opposition parties ahead of the 2018 general elections, it has been reported. The Newsday newspaper reported Monday that MDC-T
THE Joice Mujuru-led People First yesterday exposed former Zanu PF Mashonaland West provincial chairman, Temba Mliswa as a ruling party agent on a mission to destabilise and blackmail opposition parties ahead of the 2018 elections, it has been reported. PF
The People First “party” is struggling to stay afloat as its leaders are already in fierce catfights over strategy and overall control, an ex-member of the cabal has revealed. Mr Temba Mliswa Other sources told The Sunday Mail that
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai has sensationally claimed there is a fresh plot to oust him from the leadership of the party he helped found, saying some of his lieutenants were plotting a fresh congress so they could kick him out.
HARARE – Strange occult-related happenings reportedly hit Ellis Robins Boys High School (Ellis Robins) in Harare last week, thereby, disrupting classes and learning processes. Confirming the development, students at the Mabelreign school said first signs of the occult appeared when
by Staff Reporter PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe, who was this week roundly booed by opposition legislators after delivering his State of the Nation Address (SONA) which many dismissed as hollow, “fled” from his constitutional obligation of availing himself for a Question
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has signed into law the controversial Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) debt assumption bill. The development means government has taken over the central bank’s $1.2 billion debt which includes some $200 million doled out as agro-support to
A bible and a pair of ladies underwear conjured different reactions in parliament this Wednesday as emotions ran high with one member being escorted out of the house. The house never short of hilarious and emotional moments provided one typical
TSHOLOTSHO North MP Jonathan Moyo was conspicuous by his absence in Parliament yesterday as he remained mum about his alleged temporary removal from government by President Robert Mugabe on Tuesday. Jonathan Moyo was reportedly asked to withdraw from Cabinet so
HARARE-CHAOS erupted in Parliament Wednesday afternoon as MPs protested over the failure by the state broadcaster ZBC to air their question and answer session in the national assembly. Led by MDC-T’s Nelson Chamisa, the legislators took Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa