Zimbabwe politics

Traditional leaders in Zimbabwe are reshaping modern politics by influencing governance and preserving cultural heritage while facing challenges of impartiality and inclusion

ZANU-PF vows to dismantle any new party Chamisa launches, as the former CCC leader hints at a political comeback

Walter Mzembi warns Zimbabweans to focus on internal strategies rather than relying on foreign elections to oust Zanu PF.

Former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa announces a divinely inspired political comeback, emphasizing a peaceful approach to reform Zimbabwe and condemning the current administration’s alleged corruption and violence.

A former CIO director claims that Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa orchestrated the 2017 coup to avoid prosecution for his role in the Gukurahundi massacres of the 1980s.

The recent War Veterans Congress that ousted Christopher Mutsvangwa faces legal challenges due to a standing court order, raising questions about its legitimacy.

Dexter Nduna publicly apologizes to President Mnangagwa for falsely claiming he graduated from UZ, pledging to retake exams and restore his credibility.

Tatenda Kombora’s I Loved a Dictator examines Zimbabwe’s political system under dictatorship, shedding light on women’s struggles and governance failures

Zanu PF faces internal crisis as factions led by Chiwenga and Mnangagwa clash, raising tensions within the ruling party amid economic decline.  

Job Sikhala has warned President Mnangagwa that continued persecution of opposition activists will only harden their resolve, urging the government to change its approach.