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FIRED deputy spokesperson of the smaller faction of the MDC, Abednico Bhebhe, this week said his expulsion was unconstitutional and he will cling to his position.
THE construction of Lupane State University, in Matabeleland North, is lagging behind schedule owing to inadequate funding and a shortage of construction material.
MORGAN Tsvangirai, the leader of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), on Wednesday reportedly refused to sign a draft memorandum of understanding (MoU) already agreed with the two other negotiating parties to pave way for substantive power-sharing talks.
OF the many causes of Zimbabwe's horrendous, earth-shattering hyperinflation, which is now considerably in excess of 10 million per cent (year-on-year), one of the very significant ones is the massive decline in productivity in virtually all economic sectors.
SIMBA Makoni's Mavambo/Kusile/Dawn national coordinating committee meets today to finalise the transformation of the project into a fully-fledged political party.
THE seven men accused of plotting to stage a coup last year have asked the High Court to refer their case to the Supreme Court where they intend to challenge the constitutionality of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act.
THE weakening of the Zimbabwe dollar against major currencies has been a reflection of the rise of real prices of commodities relative to prices of the same goods in US dollars.
The recent swearing-in of Robert Mugabe as the President of Zimbabwe for the sixth time has elicited near global condemnation and we align with those condemning the aberration.
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has delayed the appointment of a new cabinet and the swearing in of parliament to leave room for power sharing with the opposition MDC if the ongoing talks for a government of national unity (GNU) succeed.
The controversial Zimbabwean Access to Information and Protection Act may be a repressive piece of legislation, but it beats Botswana's Media Practitioners Bill at every turn.
Last week, a South African observer of the Zimbabwe general election, Kedibone Molema, of Southern Women in Dialogue, gave inspiring insights to the SABC Africa programme on events there. This discussion of the current electoral impasse is greatly indebted to
ZIMBABWEAN soccer champions Dynamos on Sunday return to Rufaro Stadium to face continental foes Asec Mimosas in their opening Africa Champions League mini-league phase match.
ZIMBABWE'S main political protagonists -- Zanu PF and the MDC -- last week started negotiations towards a political settlement in the country with analysts arguing that the opposition had little leverage to wring concessions from the ruling party.
A 10-person tribunal of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), sitting in Windhoek, had began this week to hear a petition by 78 Zimbabwean white commercial farmers to have government's controversial farm eviction laws overturned.
