Musician Thomas Mapfumo Says New Constitution Must Improve People’s Lives
Chimurenga music guru Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo Wednesday backed the country’s new constitution but urged authorities to use it to improve the lives of ordinary Zimbabweans
MDC-T has zero tolerance to corruption say Tsvangirai
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai today said the MDC-T has zero tolerance to corruption. He said MDC-T “remains the only party that has ever fired anyone for corruption.”While addressing the press, Tsva…
‘Indigenisation to stay,’ says Zanu-PF
Zanu-PF says the land reform and the indigenisation programmes will never be reversed as the revolutionary party is merely addressing colonial imbalances in wealth ownership.The Zanu-PF Secretary for …
Mugabe signs new constitution into law
By Tichaona Sibanda 22 May 2013 President Robert Mugabe has signed into law a new constitution, which was approved by a large majority in a referendum in March this year. The adoption of the new charter, which was published in the Government Gazette ho…
New Constitution now law of the land; let’s finish it Zimbabwe
President Robert Mugabe has signed the new Zimbabwe Constitution into law at State House this afternoon.Our theme for Round 17 of the Free Zimbabwe Global Campaign is “Let’s Finish It”, for obvious r…
Mawere told to renounce SA citizenship to receive Zim ID
By Violet Gonda 22 May 2013 A well known Zimbabwean businessman with South African citizenship was last week told by the Registrar General Tobaiwa Mudede that he had to renounce his foreign citizenship first, before he could apply for a Zimbabwe identi…
Detained police officers deny ‘crime’ of attending MDC rally
By Alex Bell 22 May 2013 Three police officers, who have been detained over their alleged attendance at an MDC-T rally last month, have denied they are guilty of this ‘crime’. Courage Manyengavana, Marshal Zindoga and Lovemore Mupedzapasi were tried and convicted for contravening the Police Act, after being accused of acting in a manner [...]
Police thwart Simba Makoni’s meeting with business community
By Nomalanga Moyo 22 May 2013 Efforts by Dr Simba Makoni’s political party to hold discussions with the Norton community a fortnight ago were thwarted, after police went back on their word and withdrew clearance. Under Zimbabwe’s security laws, all political gatherings have to be first cleared by the police, and the Mavambo/Kusile/Dawn (MKD) party [...]