Unpacking the Supreme Court ruling against Nelson Chamisa
On 31 March 2020, the Supreme Court delivered a unanimous ruling in the seemingly interminable battle over stewardship of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)....
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More than 180 arrested in Zimbabwe for lockdown violations
Some 182 people have been arrested so far for violating regulations on the 21-day lockdown that began on Monday, government spokesman Nick Mangwana said today....
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Mliswa tells Chamisa and supporters- You don’t fight the judiciary
Independent legislator, Temba Mliswa, who is also a former Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front provincial chairman, today told Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa...
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Nearly 300 tested of coronavirus in Zimbabwe, only 8 positive
Nearly 300 people have been tested of coronavirus but all 33 cases tested yesterday were negative, the Ministry of Health said in its daily brief....
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Komichi ditches Chamisa
Morgen Komichi, who was Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa’s chief election agent and was fined $200 for rejecting the 2018 presidential election results...
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Supreme Court says Chamisa not legitimate leader of MDC
Zimbabwe’s Supreme Court today declared Nelson Chamisa’s leadership of the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change was illegitimate and ordered it to hold an election...
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Mnangagwa urged to review some of the measures announced by central bank last week
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is being urged to review some of the measures announced by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe last week which include the bringing...
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Coronavirus patient passes it on to three others as cases in Zimbabwe rise to 8
A 52-year-old coronavirus patient from Mashonaland Eat who travelled to Dubai has passed the deadly virus on to three others according to the latest report...
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Zimbabwe avails $500 million for fight coronavirus
Zimbabwe has today availed $500 million to fight the coronavirus which has so far killed one person in the country but said it will provide...
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Zimbabwe pays off Eskom debt
Zimbabwe has paid off the $33 million debt it owed to South Africa’s Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., the country’s Energy Minister said. “We will now...
