LOCAL NEWS

by Staff reporter

The National Chairman of the MDC-T faction led by Nelson Chamisa, Mr. Morgan Komichi, said MDC Alliance would embark on demonstrations next week if the Zimbabwe Elections Commission (ZEC) did not accede to their demands.

by Paidamoyo Mutsvairo

Zanu PF Secretary for Administration who is also the Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Obert Mpofu who was standing in for President Emmerson Mnangagwa said all citizens were free to vote for their preferred leader without any fear of victimisation, harassment and intimidation.

by Tawanda Musariri

Zimbabwe’s top music celebrities, Thomas Mapfumo and Oliver Mtukudzi have taken to micro blogging site Twitter to denounce the cowardly grenade attack that targeted but missed President Emmerson Mnangagwa as he made his way out from the White City Stadium in Bulawayo on Saturday.

by Gift Mashoko

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged ZANU PF supporters to be peaceful during this election period for them to be victorious in the upcoming elections.

Speaking at a star rally at Pelandaba Stadium in Gwanda, the President said for the country to develop there was need for peace in the country.

by Staff writer

The MDC Alliance candidate for Marondera Central, Caston Matewu, has been threatened with dismissal for not showing seriousness in his campaigns.

by Bevan Musoko

Attempts by former ZANU PF member, who is now the National Patriotic Front Hurungwe East constituency candidate, Sarah Mahoka to infiltrate ZANU PF have been exposed by the ZANU PF official he attempted to bribe with a motor bike.

by David Chandisaita

The Emmerphoria vibe has suffused the Bulawayo atmosphere, the cacophony of youths busying themselves with preparations for the ZANU PF Star Rally slated for White City Stadium on Saturday.

by Elijah Chihota

The political bickering within the MDC Alliance is threatening the survival of the political grouping as its presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa has decided to solely steer the ship, thereby grieving fellow principals and the spirit of unity.

by Ashley Kondo

Zimbabweans have heeded calls to maintain a peaceful environment ahead of the polls scheduled for 30 July this year.

Since his inauguration, President Mnangagwa, has made numerous pronouncements on the need for a peaceful, free, fair and credible election.