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‘Life’s going on without Nelson’… CCC says, as it shuts the door on Chamisa

THE interim leadership of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) appears to have now firmly shut the door on Nelson Chamisa ever returning to the party. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, amid a renewed push to unite the country’s at-war opposition, acting CCC spokesperson Jacob Mafume confirmed that the party did not plan to…

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Registration of parties nearing… as both Zanu PF, CCC support Zec proposal

THE ruling Zanu PF and the main opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) support the call to register all political parties active in the country. The chief whips of the country’s two main political organisations confirmed to the Daily News yesterday that they agreed with the call, although the CCC put in a caveat that any amendments…

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Zanu PF gags Masvingo provincial members

ZANU PF Masvingo has barred its provincial executive members and other officials from discussing party developments in the media. This comes amid an escalating push within Zanu PF for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to remain in office until 2030. In a notice to the party’s leadership in Masvingo, Zanu PF provincial chairperson Robson Mavhenyengwa said unauthorised…

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Schools for PWDs on cards

KADOMA businessman Jimayi Muduvuri is set to establish schools for people living with disabilities (PWDs) across the country. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Muduvuri said the schools would provide free education for PWDs. “After opening various hospitals to cater for people living with disabilities and war veterans, I discovered that PWDs are facing challenges to get…

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Give us a leg up: Business to government. . . as prices of goods surge amid forex crunch

AMID growing public anxiety over rising prices of basic goods in the country, retailers have pleaded with authorities to do more to stabilise the economy. In this regard, the under pressure retailers are asking the governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), John Mushayavanhu, to shore up the ZiG, and to allow them easier…

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2030 battle maybe settled in October… as provinces prepare for Zanu PF conference then

ZANU PF provinces will start holding meetings this weekend in preparation for the ruling party’s annual national conference scheduled for October. Of note is the fact that the meetings are coming against the backdrop of growing calls within the former liberation movement for President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his stay in power to 2030. Speaking…

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Erstwhile allies assail Chamisa. . . but former CCC boss still won’t form another party

FORMER Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa, has come under withering fire from some of his erstwhile close allies, who are accusing him of letting down Zimbabweans. In addition, this band of critics is also suggesting that Chamisa has turned his back on his incarcerated lieutenants who include Jameson Timba, who has been…

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‘Be patient with judicial processes’

AUTHORITIES have informed the United Nations Human Rights Commission (UNHRC) and other international organisations to allow the country’s laws to take their course as the executive cannot interfere and order the release of incarcerated human rights activists. This comes as scores of activists have been arrested on charges of allegedly trying to cause chaos in…

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‘Zim opposition politics pitiable’. . . Zanu PF says, amid fresh tension in the country

THE ruling Zanu PF says all Zimbabweans need to internalise “the reality” that toxic and confrontational politics will never move the country forward. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Zanu PF information director, Farai Marapira, said the country’s opposition needed to change their approach and engage in more positive politics in the interest of all…

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I have learnt my lesson: Deputy minister

HIGHER and Tertiary Education deputy minister Simelisizwe Sibanda who was reinstated recently after he was fired for misconduct says he has learnt his lesson and he will not repeat the same mistake. President Emmerson Mnangagwa had fired Sibanda after he was caught in the eye of a storm following his interrogation of a Shona-speaking female…

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