Controversial cleric and fierce Government critic, Apostle Talent Farai Chiwenga, has likened Zimbabwean people to ‘zombies’ and ‘insane human beings’ for failing to rise up and challenge President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s ruling Zanu PF grip on power. In a hard-hitting latest video footage, Apostle Chiwenga said Zimbabweans must desist from watching while security forces that are traditionally deployed by the state in times of street protests, indiscriminately beat up people. He said ‘the ordinary Zimbabwean population is more than the police, the army and those who work for the intelligence, combined’ adding that no amount of gun power can silence the voiçes of all Zimbabweans. “Because I can assure you: no Zimbabwean should be va
Recently fired Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Deputy Minister Energy Mutodi is in fresh trouble after Zanu-PF Mashonaland East issued him with a prohibition order and intend to drag him to a disciplinary hearing. Announcing the decision yesterday, the Zanu-PF Provincial spokesperson for Mashonaland East, Kenneth Mutiwekuziva, advised that Mutodi, who is also Goromonzi West legislator and a member of the Zanu-PF’s provincial executive, was prohibited from participating in any party duties. Mutiwekuziva revealed this during during a tour of Murehwa Hospital by party delegates Saturday. The delegates included provincial chair Joel Biggie Matiza, Housing and Social Amenities Minister and Murehwa North MP Daniel Garwe, Politburo member David Parireny
Former Herald Editor Tichaona Zindonga claims that Presidential Spokesperson George Charamba and ousted Deputy Government Spokesperson Energy Mutodi plotted to remove President Emmerson Mnangagwa working on behalf of the military. Zindoga made the remarks in a Twitter thread commenting on the firing of Mutodi by Mnangagwa on Wednesday. Zindoga claimed that Charamba and Mutodi wanted to replace the president with an unnamed individual. No, I’m not rejoicing. This time last year the ex junior Minister Mutodi forced me to write a report on why I had been pictured, on different ocassions, with opposition leader @nelsonchamisa and youth leader Bvondo. His superiors in the ministry laughed the order off because he had no real authority to do so. However, I did it for
DC-T national chair, Morgen Komichi has issued an apology to party structures for being one of the key architects of Nelson Chamisa's alleged power grab performed on the news of founding leader Morgan Tsvangirai's shock death 14 February 2018. Komichi said he must be forgiven for violating the party's constitution. Aided by party organs, Chamisa took control of MDC February 2018 in an acting capacity, igniting fierce protests from co-vice presidents Thokozani Khupe, Elias Mudzuri and party secretary general Douglas Mwonzora. He later convened a party congress in May last year in which he was elected substantive leader. But his rise to the helm of the main opposition was recently judged as illegitimate by the Supreme Court with Khupe granted stewardship of the party
p>Douglas Mwonzora MDC Alliance is not a political party. SENIOR opposition leader says the MDC Alliance is not a political party but an electoral pact which ceased to exist at the end of the 2018 harmonised elections. MDC-T Secretary-General Douglas Mwonzora said this in an interview with ZBC News.
DYNAMOS legend and former club captain Memory Mucherahowa has withdrawn his membership of the Zanu-PF UK branch and thrown his endorsement behind opposition MDC Alliance president Nelson Chamisa. “Memory Mucherahowa supports MDCA and with Advocate Nelson Chamisa as our President, Thank you,” Mucherahowa, who led the high-riding Dynamos team to the CAF Champions League final in 1998 against Asec Mimosas, tweeted on Monday. As if to add salt to injury, Mucherahowa tagged Nick Mangwana, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, on his tweet. Mangwana was a Zanu-PF UK chairman under the Robert Mugabe era when Mucherahowa was a Zanu-PF UK branch member. Said Mangwana about the tag: “Zvakanaka Cde. I am wondering why I am tagged. Is that your way
Mnangagwa was key beneficiary, not architect of the (2017) coup because the commanders, who now regret it, needed a political face to front the coup..." - Jonathan Moyo. SELF-EXILED former cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo says he did not at one time find the now President Emmerson Mnangagwa and then First Lady Grace Mugabe close to being presidential material. Responding to questions by Zimbabweans on social media Thursday, Moyo also said security commanders who executed the coup against the now late former President Robert Mugabe regretted their action. Mugabe was ousted November 2017 in a military coup that ushered in his former top aide turned bitter enemy, Mnangagwa. Moyo, once a close ally to Mnangagwa, said during the time he worked with the then Vice President, the latte
MDC president Nelson Chamisa visited the abducted MDC youth leaders at a hospital in waterfalls and has condemned Mnangagwa & Zanu PF for the inhuman treatement the youth leaders were subjected to. In a graphic speech Chamisa describes how the women were tortured and beated up. He also stated that the women were sexually abused while in custody. Chamisa also stated that its something Zanu PF has done over the years to abduct and torture members of the oppisition party watch the video below.
EMBATTLED MDC Alliance president Nelson Chamisa has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa of using the Covid-19 lockdown as an opportunity to harass the opposition outfit while neglecting the core business of protecting citizens against the deadly virus. A day after Zimbabwe began a national lockdown on 30th March, the Supreme Court delivered a judgment which reduced Chamisa to a junior member of the opposition party following his rushed ascendancy to the party’s top position. Chamisa now says that the only remarkable step taken by Mnangagwa’s government during the lockdown was the delivery of the unpopular judgment. “The most significant government achievement made during this Covid-19 lockdown is the bizarre handing down of a Supreme Court judgment and the abusive
'They target and eliminate whom they fear most, they promote whom they fear least' MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa on Monday claimed the party’s organising secretary Amos Chibaya had been targeted for “elimination” a day after he was involved in a car accident near Zvishavane. Chamisa backed up claims by his party, first made on Sunday, that the crash had been deliberately caused by the driver of the other vehicle, identified as “Central Intelligence Organisation operative Norman Kujoka.” The MDC said the Mkoba MP was driving his parliamentary Ford Ranger to Zvishavane on private business “when Kujoka, whose car was stationary on the same road, made a sudden U-turn in front of Honourable Chibaya and caused the crash.” Chibaya&rsqu
