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People’s Rainbow Coalition (PRC) leader Joice Mujuru says she is not in a position to comment on the current military takeover that happened on Tuesday night. Addressing a media briefing, Mujuru said she is yet to study the situation and will not comment out of excitement. “You are not taking time to read in between the lines, there are lot of things that are not …
Peoples Rainbow Coalition leader Cde. Joice Mujuru Press conference at Amanzi Conference Room, Enterprie Road, Thursday 16 November 2017. Mujuru is speaking on behalf of the People’s Rainbow Coalition @kubatana @matigary @P_VanDamme_EU @povonewsafrica — Open Parly ZW (@OpenParlyZw) November 16, 2017 mujuru: we fought for land, one man one vote, against discrimination @kubatana @Wamagaisa @Bulawayo24News @SkyNews @ReutersWitness — Open Parly ZW (@OpenParlyZw) November 16, 2017 …
By Watmore Makokoba In the world of politics, anything done in excess has consequential repercussions at the end, recent developments in ruling party Zanu PF points out to a time bomb mainly emanating from its obsession of grabbing power to get stronger. The inherent clean-up exercise that became rampant when First Lady Grace Mugabe entered […]
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By Watmore Makokoba A spiral of developments in the opposition camp took a dramatic turn that has led the ordinary man in the street to wonder where all the events are leading Zimbabweans to as the 2018 elections beckons. After a flip-flopping, playing hide and seek, opposition political parties seem to have realised that personal […]
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By Open Parly Contributor If you have been in Zimbabwe for a while you would know factions as bad and in Zanu Pf’s case is treasonous but in reality, every democracy will have what pessimists view as factionalism but in reality, it is just a difference of views. A true democracy should welcome and accommodate all views even when majority view determines which path to …
By Tariro Senderayi In what many may call a pleasant gatecrashing, attendants were sent into wild cheers ululating for the opposition party leaders who had unexpectedly made an appearance at a women’s election conference held in the capital recently. Running under the banner #HerVoteWins2018, the conference organised by Matabeleland South Member of Parliament, Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga (MDC-T) received an overwhelming turnout by women from opposition political …
By Staff Reporter NORTON Legislator Temba Mliswa says MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai is wrong in joining hands with National Peoples Party (NPP) leader Joice Mujuru, adding that it makes more sense for him to stand alone in 2018 elections. Opposition political parties in the country are reportedly mulling to unite against the ruling Zanu-PF in the impending 2018 watershed elections. MDC-T which is arguably the …