Christine Lethokuhle Mabhena

The battle for the top leadership posts within the MDC Alliance ahead of the elective congress pencilled for 24 to 26 May has reached a crescendo with officials trying to outwit each other by unleashing all sorts of violence and dirty tactics against each other in ward and district congresses held recently country wide.

Jasper Hloka

If there is anything the MDC approach to politics has managed to do overtime, it is to make Zimbabweans poorer particularly that party’s supporters. The avid desire, by Nelson Chamisa to shoot down any government’s initiative has worked very well in bringing misery to his supporters and other like-minded opposition elements. That is the irony of the much touted ‘jecha’ phenomenon which Chamisa said is akin to putting sand in maize meal ‘sadza’.

By Ashley Kondo

The MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa, finds himself in a political dilemma of his lifetime ahead of the party’s elective Congress which appears to be threatening his political career and the lifespan of his embattled party.

By Chigumbu Warikandwa

Word has crept into the market that Government is hiking its employment expenditure by a further $400 million effective this month, which is about 25% of its wage commitments. And the market has climbed prices and goods and services starting from 75 percent to 200 percent. Isn’t this an improper fraction?

By Mapozho Saruchera

Zimbabwean media was recently awash with reports to the effect that MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa, who recently embarked on a fruitless “pseudo” regional diplomatic offensive meant to sound Sadc leaders on the country’s alleged worsening political and economic crisis, had pleaded with the bloc to heed his party’s distress call. Chamisa is quoted in one daily paper saying as a party they felt that there has been an attempt on the part of Sadc and its chairperson, the President of Namibia, Hage Heingob, to listen to ZANU PF only.

By Elijah Chihota

Having suffered a humiliating electoral drubbing at the hands of President Emmerson Mnangagwa last year, the MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa has been crying day in day out using his infamous “I want my Jiggies (corn snacks brand). Ipai mwana chinhu chake.”

By Rudo Saungweme

The opposition MDC party is on the verge of destruction. Its leaders are concentrating on power struggles ahead of their elective congress in May to the exclusion of everything else. The neglect of the party management is there for everyone to see, the MDC lost the Cowdray Park Ward 28 Bulawayo by-election which took place during the weekend. The seat which fell vacant following the death of MDC Councillor Hapson Ncube was won by Zanu PF candidate Kidwell Mujuru.

By Gift Mashoko

Tensions amongst MDC Alliance members continue to escalate following a bloody conformation that occurred in Chitungwiza over the weekend. As preparations for the MDC congress slated for 24 to 26 May are underway, branch, ward and districts held their congresses and provincial congresses are expected to start soon, the country is surely expected to see the in-house fighting reach its zenith.

By Shongedzai Mugwagwa

The Government of Zimbabwe, led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa is on record calling for the unconditional removal of the Western imposed illegal sanctions on the Southern African State, arguing that the punitive measures have set the country back decades in terms of development.