The High Court on Friday postponed to next week the bail ruling for detained journalist Hopewell Chin’ono and Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacob Ngarivhume, who are facing charges of inciting public violence. The two approached the High Court for bail after the Harare Magistrate Court earlier this week threw out their applications for partial freedom. After hearing arguments from the State and the applicants in the cases on Friday, the High Court reserved judgment to next week. The duo were arrested last month on charges of inciting public violence after posting social media messages allegedly encouraging people to take part in banned protests against the government. The protests, the latest in a series called by the opposition and allied civic groups, were penciled for July 3
THE Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) chairperson Morgen Komichi said the party will take action against its rogue members who are perpetrating violence and fanning factionalism. Komichi told the Daily News on Tuesday that there was gross indiscipline in the party which is threatening its cohesion. He said: We will indeed take disciplinary measures against rogue elements in the party because we need order. We are a party that believes in constitutionalism and justice. We want to be a team, not a group. So, unity is necessary. We do not want to perpetuate factionalism. Komichi’s remarks come amid reports that the party’s leader Thokozani Khupe is pushing to have her secretary-general Douglas Mwonzora disciplined for allegedly sponsoring violence and making decis
EMBATTLED opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa and his lieutenants are mobilising against Khupe's bid to return to Parliament and to fill other positions of recalled MPs with her allies. This comes as Khupe has replaced 15 of the 21 MPs that she has recalled so far. The bid to foil Khupe and her nominees also comes as the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has invited voters with objections to the replacements to exercise their rights before the vacant parliamentary seats are filled. MDC Alliance national organising secretary, Amos Chibaya, told the Daily News yesterday that they had also deployed party officials to constituencies to mobilise voters to register their objections. "We were given 14 days to register our objections and we have put our machinery i
SOME voters in Bulawayo East constituency have vowed to object the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)'s decision to replace MDC Alliance National House of Assembly Women Proportional Representative Tabitha Khumalo with MDC-T interim president Thokozani Khupe following the recall of the former from Parliament. Last week, ZEC gazetted that Khupe and other politicians from her party were nominees set to fill in seats in the National Assembly and Senate that fell vacant following their recalling from Parliament of MDC Alliance MPs by the MDC-T Secretary-General Douglas Mwonzora. Following the gazetting of the names, ZEC chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba invited voters with objections to lodge them with her office before the nominations are confirmed. On Sunday, some voters i
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Ideal Zimbabwe President Tinashe Jonas reveals that Julius Malema is actually Zimbabwean not South Africa. There is a video that is circulating in the which has been recorded by Tinashe Jonas who is claiming that Julius Malema's father was born in Zimbabwe, this implies that Julius Malema's roots belongs to Zimbabwe.
Social Media Street are asking wether fake views were bought for Mukudzeyi Mukombe Jr hit song Rovai Ngoma? The streets are also asking if Nox Guni under pressure bought views for himself because he was losing to Mukudzeyi Mukombe Jr on views. The numbers seen over the last 24 hours are shocking for a new comer who has never sang to reach 175K views in 24 hours. This is something which the likes of Winky D and Jah Prayzah took years to reach. Nox has never reached 100k in 24 hours the fasted he has reached 100k has been over a period of 2 to 4 weeks. These shocking numbers have social media circles asking were fake views bought by handlers of these artists.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to address the row over a pastoral letter by Catholic bishops on Tuesday, a spokesman said. The Vatican sent its Zimbabwe ambassador to meet Archbishop Robert Ndlovu, the head of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference on Sunday, hours after information minister Monica Mutsvangwa called the bishops “evil-minded” over criticism of the government. The attack on the bishops drew widespread condemnation, amid calls for Mutsvangwa to be sacked. Ndavaningi Mangwana, the government spokesman, wrote on Twitter Monday: “Regarding issues around the Pastoral Letter by the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference, President Mnangagwa is going to issue a comprehensive statement tomorrow (Tuesday). The Catholic bishops said in a pastora
CATHOLIC organisations were yesterday outraged after government described its leaders as "genocidal and evil-minded" for calling it out on its increasing human rights violations and demanded an apology. Information minister Monicah Mutsvangwa (pictured) accused the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference president Bishop Robert Christopher Ndlovu of "leading a coterie of Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops along the wrong path of bygone petty tribalism, narrow regionalism and the debunked and defeated racial antagonism." "Its evil message reeks with all the vices that have perennially hobbled the progress of Africa. It trumpets petty tribal feuds and narrow regionalist agendas. That he (Archbishop Ndlovu) hopes to sow seeds of internecine strife as a prelude to civil war
Former Minister of Energy Advocate Fortune Chasi has refuted reports by Professor Jonathan Moyo that he was removed from being the Minister of Energy after exposing the US$1. 2billion SOTIC deal involving President Emmerson Mnangagwa, General Sibusiso Moyo and Kuda Tagwirei. Moyo had said, "In May 2019 before Chasi was appointed Energy Minister, SOTIC INTERNATIONAL "signed" a 65 page Deal with NOIC for SOTIC to advance a "loan" of USD 1,2 billion to guarantee that there's always 135 million cubic litres of fuel in the pipeline at Msasa to meet Zim's fuel needs. Under the deal, the USD 1,2 billion "loan" would be paid back with interest over a 10 year period in monthly installments of USD 12 million & NOIC assets were mortgaged to secure the
