MDC has moved to ban the wearing of any party regalia during its much-publicised Harare march against massive suffering under the Zanu PF led government Friday. At a media briefing Wednesday, party spokesperson Daniel Molokele said the decision was to counter an alleged plot by Zanu PF to print the main opposition's t-shirts for distribution to elements hired to cause violence while posing as MDC supporters. "There will be no party regalia," Molokele said. "We want to be clear that no one is going to wear MDC regalia because this is not an MDC march. This is a peoples' march. "The MDC is just a facility, facilitating the will of the people, Zimbabweans. "So if you are a Zimbabwean, you want to express yourself. Feel free to wear whatever you
In a show of force to discourage anti-government protests, Zimbabwe police with water cannons patrolled the capital’s streets and warned residents “you will rot in jail” if they participate in the demonstrations planned for Friday. Six anti-government activists have been abducted and tortured this week ahead of the protests, as tensions rise over Zimbabwe’s deteriorating economic conditions, according to human rights groups. President Emmerson Mnangagwa urged the opposition to engage in dialogue, but at the same time his government is pushing for parliament to quickly adopt new security legislation criticized as repressive. The main opposition Movement for Democratic Change party said it will roll out “peaceful” protests starting this week to try
Controversial politician Linda Masarira-Kaingidza says she will not lose sleep over pictures and chats being posted on social media about her husband Gilbert Kaingidza. Kaingidza is being accused of deliberately spreading HIV to various women. Linda said she was not moved by the story. “Whatever happened in the past is past, we cannot judge someone by what he did some years ago because I was not there in the past and why would someone bring 2014 issues into 2019? “It’s obvious that it is someone with sour grapes and has some agenda with my husband. “If they think that it will affect me or break me up with my husband they should forget and smile because nothing will separate me and my hubby. “It’s nonsensical, they should go to hell and asvot
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is reported to have granted permission for the opposition MDC to hold its protests in the Harare CBD tomorrow. The opposition which applied to protest against the deteriorating conditions in the country is yet to get an answer from the ZRP on whether their demonstration has been approved or not. However, Mnangagwa is said to have granted permission although with the caveat that if there is any violence, the security forces will respond with force. A source who spoke to the Zimbolivenews said, "The President said the demonstrations will go undisturbed by the security forces but any sign of violence will be dealt with with the necessary measure of force required." This was confirmed by Information Permanent Secretary Ndavaningi Nick Mangw
Zimbabwe’s main opposition Wednesday said it will roll out protests starting this week to try to force President Emmerson Mnangagwa to set up a transitional authority, even as the government warned against such action and a rights organization reported an escalation in abuses. Spokesman for the Movement for Democratic Change party Daniel Molokele said on Wednesday that the party has mobilized its supporters to protest on the streets in the capital, Harare, on Friday. The protests will spread to other cities next week, he said. “Every Zimbabwean will be marching to end this suffering until we achieve a legitimate people’s government that will begin to address the serious challenges facing the country,” Molokele told a press conference. “Until that is achiev
Zimbos, don't participate in the MDC Demo Here is why: 1. It's definitely going to be violent_* - MDC leaders know very well that a peaceful protest won't have an impact, they have already planned to unleash anarchy. 2. Police & soldiers will definitely intervene_* - The protest will be violent & police & soldiers will intervene. It won't end well, stay safe. 3. What's the point of the demo?_* - ED Mnangagwa invited Chamisa to join dialogue many many times but he is refusing. Does he want people to die first before joining the dialogue? Why should he use us unnecessarily yet he can join the dialogue? 4. After the demo, ED will still be President & Zanu Pf in power - Let's not be in deni
Deputy Minister of Defence and War Veterans Affairs Victor Matemadanda has declared that the planned demonstration called for by the opposition MDC and scheduled for the 16th of August will not take place.
The leader of the Zion Christian Church(ZCC), Nehemiah Mutendi, yesterday described Emmerson Mnangagwa as a leader appointed by God to lead the nation. Mnangagwa was invited to attend the church’s annual conference in Gokwe on Sunday, 11 August. Mutendi made the remarks at the church’s annual conference called Zuva raSamuel .“We invited Emmerson Mnagagwa so that we can pray together and thank God the Almighty who put him in the position he is currently holding.” For him to continue achieving his vision of developing this country, he need spiritual deliverance.President Mnangagwa should be inclusive in his approach and must never lose hope in uniting Zimbabweans for the sake of peace. Only God has the power to put people in power ZCC is one of th
Ed is about to make aa presidential statement what is it he ios about to announce?
