Zimbabwe politics

President Mnangagwa initiates a commission to investigate Harare City Council, raising concerns over potential political motives behind the move

President Mnangagwa’s recent comments raise fears of attempts to extend his rule beyond 2028 through constitutional amendments in Zimbabwe.

President Mnangagwa faces resistance from Zanu PF over the costly Polad initiative, sparking debates on its effectiveness and financial implications.

Nelson Chamisa promises to address Zimbabwe’s issues immediately, not waiting for future elections, signaling a new approach to political engagement.

In Zimbabwe, the weakening of the opposition party CCC and the dominance of Zanu PF are eroding democratic discourse, posing serious threats to political diversity and democracy.

Recent by-elections in Zimbabwe have led to significant political shifts, with Zanu PF capitalizing on opposition resignations to consolidate power.

President Mnangagwa’s close association with businessman Wicknell Chivayo sparks unrest and speculation within Zimbabwe’s ruling party, Zanu PF.

VP Chiwenga dismisses Nelson Chamisa as unfit for politics, urging him to “grow up” in a charged Zimbabwean political scene.

Amidst donations and political posturing, concerns arise over the exploitation of churches by Zanu PF for political gain, undermining the sanctity of religious institutions.

Wicknell Chivayo, a name synonymous with opulence and controversy, has yet again captured the spotlight by donating an astonishing US$1million to the…