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Citizens Coalition for Change interim co-vice president Tendai Biti and that party’s interim secretary general Charlton Hwende are tussling to occupy the Leader of Opposition position in Parliament. As a result, the duo’s jostling is threatening to tear the CCC apart.

Staff Reporter

Women’s Academy for Leadership and Politics Excellence (WALPE) Executive Director, Stabile Dewa, stands accused of using her proximity to former Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) chairperson, Rashid Mahiya, to loot funds from that organisation.

Staff Reporter

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has issued a press statement on the recent shoot-out incident, which occurred between members of the force and armed robbers on the 30^th of March.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa touched a storm yesterday following his tweet that denigrated the country’s ancestors and spirit mediums.

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Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has devised a grand plan to decimate the rival MDC-T ahead of the harmonised general elections slated for next year.

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Government critic and opposition activist, Hopewell Chin’ono is set to join mainstream politics and is already eyeing to take over the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) secretary general position from Charlton Hwende.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabweans have welcomed the nationwide mobile registration, which Government has embarked on as part of efforts to ensure all citizens have access to primary documents.

Staff Reporter

The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has engaged in a catch-up strategy meant to cover up for the lost teaching time during the Covid-19  pandemic lockdowns.

…as it commended the world for the successful COVID-19 fight

Staff Reporter

World Health Organisation (WHO), Director General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has commended the world for its successful fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, urging nations to remain vigilant as the world is not yet out of the woods.

Staff Reporter

Mobile civil registration exercise meant to issue more than two million civil documents will commence today across the country.