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Opposition steps up dialogue push

OPPOSITION parties are cranking up their push for national dialogue, which they insist remains crucial to moving the country forward. This comes as President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been engaging some opposition top cats over the past few months, including the interim leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Welshman Ncube. Speaking to the Daily…

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Zanu PF calls up crunch meetings… amid growing tensions within party’s ranks

ZANU PF will hold three crucial meetings this week, amid rising tension within its war veterans’ ranks and concerns over its latest restructuring exercise. The crunch meetings will start with today’s politburo gathering in Harare, which will be followed by a caucus of the party’s central committee and its national consultative assembly (NCA). This will…

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No end in sight to CCC turmoil. . . as party factions go hammer and tongs at each other

THINGS will likely get a lot worse before they get better for the strife-torn Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC).  This comes as the CCC faction that remains loyal to former party leader Nelson Chamisa is ratcheting up the pressure on interim boss Welshman Ncube and his team. A party insider told the Daily News yesterday…

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I’m still in charge Tshabangu avers. . . as fresh war breaks out in strife-torn CCC

CHAOS continues to ravage the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) despite the valiant efforts by the party’s interim leadership to heal its divisions. This comes as Sengezo Tshabangu — who CCC bigwigs no longer recognise as the party’s interim secretary general — insists that he remains “in charge” of the outfit’s day to day functions…

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Zanu PF warns members against manipulating restructuring

ZANU PF has come out guns blazing warning party members against imposition of candidates and vote buying during the ongoing ruling party restructuring exercise. This comes as the ruling party has said its structure reorganisation process was targeting the youth who will be eligible to vote in 2028 amid reports that some bigwigs were seeking…

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Quarrel over war vets meet grows… ex-combatants don’t want their congress delayed

FORMER freedom fighters are digging in their heels over their delayed elective congress, which they want to go ahead as soon as possible. This has seen the war veterans’ executive calling for an urgent meeting on the issue in Harare tomorrow, after the struggle stalwarts rejected the latest proposed date for the congress — July…

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‘Chamisa blew talks openings’… Charamba says, after he got rid of his interlocutors

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu PF remain open to national dialogue as long as this will foster unity and help to lift the lives of all Zimbabweans. So says presidential spokesperson George Charamba, who also revealed at the weekend that authorities had once again recently invited former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa,…

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‘No bad blood between Zimbabwe and Zambia’

THE relationship between Zimbabwe and Zambia remains very strong despite concerns in Harare that some western countries want to put a wedge between the two sibling nations. So says presidential spokesperson George Charamba, who also told the Daily News On Sunday at the weekend that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zambian counterpart, Hakainde Hichilema, related…

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‘Do not link ED to this rubbish’… Charamba thunders, warns those abusing his boss

PRESIDENTIAL spokesperson George Charamba has warned Zimbabweans against abusing and maligning the country’s leaders. Responding to raging social media claims that businessman Wicknell Chivayo had allegedly captured President Emmerson Mnangagwa, Charamba said yesterday that these allegations were clearly intended to smear the president. At the same time, Chivayo himself averred that audio tapes making reference…

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‘We took over a wiped out CCC’… Ncube says ‘strategic ambiguity’ created chaos

CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) interim leader, Welshman Ncube, says he underestimated the work that had to be done to rebuild the party when he was asked to steer the ship. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Ncube — who will remain at the helm of CCC until the party holds its elective congress —…

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