LOCAL NEWS

…as President Mnangagwa leads presidential race

Political Reporter

As preliminary results trickle in from the recent general elections, it is becoming increasingly evident that the ruling Party, ZANU PF, is on track for a commanding presence in Parliament.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe's recently concluded elections have been given a glowing review from multiple international observer missions.

Staff Reporter

Reports from Gutu, Masvingo Province, suggest that opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa faces a significant setback in the on-going national elections.

Innocent Mujeri

The once thriving partnership between Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa and that party’s national spokesperson, Fadzayi Mahere has reportedly taken a sharp downturn, resulting in Mahere's surprising removal from her post.

Staff Reporter

As the just ended 2023 Harmonised General Election results continue to trickle in, reports have emerged suggesting that Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa is struggling with high levels of stress, to a point where he may require medication, the Harare Post can report.

… as the name Chamisa is rejected outright

Staff Reporter

As ZANU PF and its leader President Emmerson Mnangagwa continue to win constituency after constituency in the recently concluded 2023 Harmonised General Elections in Zimbabwe, opposition leader Nelson Chamisa and his Citizens Coalition for Change party (CCC) face a significant setback of losing seven out of ten provinces, including in his home ground.

…other poll losers encouraged to emulate Mliswa's approach

Political Reporter

In a commendable show of political maturity, the independent Norton legislator, Themba Mliswa, has reportedly conceded defeat to the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) candidate, Vincent Tsvangirai.

…as vote counting continues

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has taken a lead with a huge margin ahead of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa, the Harare Post can report.

According to political analyst Donald Mangwiro, the results that continue to trickle in indicate that the Zanu PF Presidential aspirant, President Mnangagwa and his Zanu PF party are currently leading with a huge margin, something that predicts a possible two thirds majority in Parliament against Chamisa and his CCC party.

“Zanu PF has penetrated the CCC strongholds by scooping five constituencies in Harare and we are still counting.  Mbare, Harare South, Epworth South and North, and Hunyani have been wrestled by Zanu PF..

“This was evident. The Zimbabwean voters are no longer gullible, they now demand proof of public service delivery implemented over the previous five years in either Parliament or Council.  The CCC leadership took the voters for granted, promising them only lip service, this is the result,” said Mangwiro.

Meanwhile, information coming in indicates that Zanu PF has retained all constituencies in Mashonaland Central. Already more than ninety rural district councils have been bagged by Zanu PF across the country.  This is an indication that the people of Zimbabwe are now wise in their voting choices.  People have clearly rejected imperialist puppets for home grown leaders who are patriotic to the cause and rooted in the people.

Political Reporter

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has swiftly countered claims circulating on social media that a 68-year-old man collapsed and died while in line at a polling station in Warren Park High School.

Innocent Mujeri

In an unprecedented twist to the political landscape, the ruling ZANU PF is projected to capture a number of seats previously held by the opposition in Harare Metropolitan Province.