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Zimbabwean authorities have deployed police officers nationwide in a sweeping show of force, issuing a stern warning to citizens just one day before a planned mass demonstration is set to test the nation's political stability. The move establishes a tense atmosphere, with the government vowing to meet any "unlawful" gatherings with the "full wrath of the law." A Vow to Maintain Order In a formal press statement issued on Thursday, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) announced that "comprehensive security measures have been put in place to ensure peace, law, and order prevails" before, during, and after the planned events of October 17, 2025. Citing the police's constitutional mandate, the statement confirmed that the Commissioner-General of Pol
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Nelson Chamisa, Zimbabwe’s most prominent opposition figure, on Monday rejected calls for his supporters to join a planned mass demonstration against the government, invoking the “big lesson” of the 2017 ouster of Robert Mugabe as a cautionary tale. The move positions Mr. Chamisa, a former opposition leader who continues to command a large following, as a cautious actor, distancing himself from a potentially volatile street protest that appears linked to infighting within the ruling ZANU-PF party. It underscores a strategic divide among government critics on how best to challenge President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration. The exchange took place on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, after Mr. Chamisa posted a statement arguing that the country'
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Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga says President Emmerson Mnangagwa is behind the 2030 political agenda and is working with corrupt elements who are funding his controversial campaign to extend his rule beyond his 2028 second term constitutional limit to 2030, or 2035. This, Chiwenga says, has set the country on a pre-2017-like dangerous coup path. This comes as the Zanu PF annual conference opens today, running from 13-18 October in Mutare. In a document to the Zanu PF presidium and politburo presented on September 17, Chiwenga: "Today, history is repeating itself in the most shameful way Comrade President. Why we find ourselves in this situation is both shocking and shameful. Comrade President, on several occasions and even abroad, you have informed the nation that yo
Cde Blessed Geza has issued an urgent letter to President Mnangagwa demanding action against what is described as the "brazen looting" of nearly US$193 million from the national treasury by controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo. Dated October 11, 2025, the letter expresses "profound shock and a growing sense of humiliation" over the alleged systematic plunder, accusing the government of compromised accountability and fostering a culture of impunity for those with political connections. The letter begins by recalling President Mnangagwa's 2017 promise of a "new dawn" free from corruption, contrasting it with the rise of Mr. Chivhayo, who is identified as a "convicted criminal." It references his prior US$5 million fraud conviction invol
In a dramatic turn of events that has sent shockwaves through Zimbabwe’s political landscape, Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s closest business allies, Kudakwashe Tagwireiand Wicknell Chivayo, of looting a staggering US$3.2 billion from ZANU-PF party coffers. According to a dossier reportedly tabled during a high-stakes ZANU-PF Politburo meeting on 17 September, Chiwenga claims that Tagwirei siphoned US$1.9 billion through state-linked mining and finance deals, including the controversial 35 % “sale” of Kuvimba Mining House. He alleges that the party’s stake in Sakunda Holdings, supposedly held through Mvuto Investments, has yielded no dividends, with the funds d
