Staff Reporter
In a strategic move to rescue the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) from imminent demise under Nelson Chamisa's leadership, former CCC Harare Mayor, Jacob Mafume has reportedly joined hands with the ousted old guard.
Staff Reporter
The turmoil within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has exposed a bitter truth that the party's divisions and recalls are not driven by ideology but by the far more primal force of self-enrichment.
Staff Reporter
The Chamisa-led Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is now under intense criticism from political analysts for its seemingly contradictory approach to the judiciary.
The party, which had previously accused the courts of being captured by Zanu-PF, is now actively seeking their intervention, prompting analysts to question the party's double standards.
Staff Reporter
In a significant development for Zimbabwean sports, President Emmerson Mnangagwa today officially opened the Prophet Walter Magaya’s Heart Stadium in Harare.
Staff Reporter
In a remarkable display of academic excellence and national development, President Emmerson Mnangagwa today presided over the 21st graduation ceremony at the Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU), where a staggering 3,616 students were capped.
Staff Reporter
In a development that has stirred controversy within the Epworth community, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Councillor, Chamunorwa Tembo of Epworth North is reportedly orchestrating a bold strategy to revamp the borehole management committee in his ward in order to gain political mileage.
Staff Reporter
In a detailed statement released yesterday, the Government provided the much-needed clarity regarding the practice of collecting data from foreign nationals at the country's ports of entry and exit, emphasising that the use of exit cards is a standard procedure adhered to internationally and not unique to Zimbabwe.
Political Reporter
In a decisive and potentially game-changing verdict, Harare High Court Justice Never Katiyo yesterday barred 22 members of the Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) from participating in the upcoming Saturday by-elections.
Staff Reporter
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (MOFA) has informed members of the public about a fake account bearing the name of Ambassador Charity Charamba on Facebook, which is being used by Government detractors.
Staff Reporter
In a move that has drawn widespread applause, Zimbabwe and Botswana have eliminated passport requirements for travel between the two nations, heralding a new era of economic and cultural cooperation.
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