Staff Reporter
The recent wave of recalls of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislators and councillors orchestrated by that party’s Secretary General, Sengezo Tshabangu, has resulted in the recalled members resorting to violence to resolve political disputes.
Staff Reporter
Farmers are celebrating the rainfall that commenced yesterday. The downpour is being hailed as a miracle by farmers who had lost hope due to the looming specter of El Nino.
Staff Reporter
The coffee industry in Manicaland has become a symbol of economic prosperity through its thriving production, as Nespresso, an American company, intends to purchase its coffee.
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 money.
Political Reporter
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa recently fiercely lashed out at interim secretary for external affairs, Gladys Hlatshwayo, accusing her of orchestrating a coup against him.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe's political landscape seems tilted significantly in ZANU PF's favour as the February 3, 2024 by-elections approach, with six constituencies up for grabs.
By-elections are set to be held in Pelandaba, Mkoba North, Chegutu West, Zvimba East, Goromonzi South, and Seke.
Political Reporter
Citizens Coalition for Change Sunningdale legislator, Maureen Kademaunga has reportedly shifted her allegiance from her long-time partner, Kuwadzana East legislator, Charlton Hwende to Nelson Chamisa.
Political Reporter
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led Mutare City Council is currently embroiled in an internal crisis marked by growing discord among its councillors..
This turmoil has culminated in a significant disruption at the Mutare City Council where half of the elected councillors recently boycotted the latest full council meeting, signalling a deepening fracture within that party.
Staff Reporter
Doubts about the leadership capacity of CCC leader, Nelson Chamisa, have intensified with American Political Analyst and Government critic, Stephen Chan, expressing skepticism about the Zimbabwean opposition leader's ability to lead a political party effectively.
Staff Reporter
Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) leader, Obert Masaraure’s shift towards the Job Sikhala Solidarity Council (JSSC) is perceived by many as an attempt to regain relevance after the union faced challenges in gaining traction among teachers, the Harare Post has learnt.
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