MDC activist to sue police over leaked pictures

By Staff Writer MDC Alliance activist Cecilia Chimbiri says she will sue the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) after semi-naked pictures of her were leaked on social media following her alleged abduction. Chimbiri, Joanah Mamombe, and Netsai Marova were arrested and allegedly abducted last week after a flash demonstration in Warren Park. They were found dumped …

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Khupe fired from her party, she cant be president of two parties, says Nyikadzino

By Marshall Bwanya MDC-T secretary-general Nixon Nyikadzino says Thokozani Khupe has fired herself from the party by going back to the 2014 structures and adhering to the Supreme Court ruling which declared her the legitimate acting president of MDC. Nyikadzino said “By accepting the court ruling and paying allegiance to its contents and instructions my …

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The day Kirsty Coventry announced a joke

Opinion By Joel Mandaza Zimbabwe`s government through the Ministry of Youth has announced a $17 million COVID-19 relief package for its youth. At first glance, the grants appear like they were a product of structured thought until one gets to criteria and intricacies of the funds. The fund is offering once-off relief grants to businesses and …

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21-day lockdown to affect women the most, says Masarira

Labour Economists and Afrikan Democrats (LEAD) president Linda Masarira says the current 21-day lockdown due to COVID-19 will hurt women the most as they constitute the majority in the informal sector. Masarira said it was imperative for the government to come up with a stimulus package to help these women during and after the lockdown …

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Linda Masarira, Khupe, Komichi must have had prior knowledge of the judgement, says Coltart

MDC Alliance treasure general David Coltart says circumstances surrounding the delivery of the Supreme Court judgement indicate that some people including Thokozani Khupe, Morgan Komichi and Linda Masarira knew the contents of the judgement well before it was delivered. In his commentary following the judgement which declared Khupe as the legitimate acting president of MDC-T, …

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Video: Khupe’s leadership from the 2018 MDC-T extraordinary congress

MDC- T(Khupe) Executive Endorsed by the 2018 Extraordinary Congress in Bulawayo President: Thokozani Khupe Vice President: Obert Gutu Chairperson: Abednico Bhebhe Secretary-General: Nixon Nyikadzino Deputy: Samukele Hadebe Treasurer General: Chief Ndlovu Organising secretary: Yvonne Musarurwa Deputy Organiser: Alfred Ncube Spokesperson: Linda Masarira Deputy Spokesperson: Khaliphani Phugeni Women Chair: Dorothy Bhebhe Secretary: Lynette Mudewe Youth Chair: …

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ZIMSEC should not be a profit making entity, says Misihairabwi-Mushonga

Proportional Representation legislator, Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga says the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (ZIMSEC) should not be a profit-making entity adding that such an arrangement will result will in a lot of school dropouts dues to exorbitant examination fees. ZIMSEC had set high examination fees for Grade seven, Ordinary level and Advanced level pupils before the government …

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Don’t bring your arrogance to Parliament, Kirsty told

Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has told Sports Minister Kirsty Coventry that she should not to be arrogant when answering questions in the National Assembly. This came after the Minister refused to answer the issue of US$740 000 ZIFA money which was allegedly transferred to an individual’s account. Minister Coventry said Honourable Mliswa should first avail …

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