Zimbabwe Politics

Zimbabwe Politics

By newsday
April 7, 2017
National News Politics
BELEAGUERED Zanu PF political commissar Saviour Kasukuwere reportedly asked for forgiveness from President Robert Mugabe during Wednesday’s politburo meeting, NewsDay has heard. ...
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By newsday
April 5, 2017
News Politics
THOUSANDS of people are today expected to attend the National Electoral Reform Agenda (Nera) feedback rally at Freedom Square in Harare, where they aim to continue pressing for the electoral reforms. ...
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By newsday
April 4, 2017
News
ZANU PF political commissar Saviour Kasukuwere’s political career hangs in the balance after ruling party structures in his home province, Mashonaland Central, turned against him and staged a demonstration in Bindura yesterday demanding his expulsion from the ruling party, but President Robert Mugabe seemed to offer him a lifeline. ...
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By newsday
April 4, 2017
News
OPPOSITION Build Zimbabwe Alliance leader, Noah Manyika, has called for the depoliticisation of institutions of higher learning, starting with President Robert Mugabe stepping down as chancellor of all State universities. ...
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By newsday
April 3, 2017
News Politics
WAR veterans have vowed to continue backing Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s bid to succeed President Robert Mugabe ahead of next year’s general elections or else they would vote for “a stick”. ...
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By newsday
April 3, 2017
National News
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe is this week expected to seal Zanu PF political commissar Saviour Kasukuwere’s political fate following his nasty fallout with First Lady Grace Mugabe amid growing calls for the Local Government minister’s ouster from the party’s revered post. ...
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By newsday
April 3, 2017
News
WAR Veterans minister Tshinga Dube has accused fueding Zanu PF politicians of fuelling divisions among the country’s liberation fighters. ...
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By newsday
April 3, 2017
News
Association of Rural District Councils of Zimbabwe (ARDC)chairperson and property developer Killer Zivhu has threatened to challenge Norton MP Temba Mliswa (independent) in next year’s general elections on a Zanu PF ticket. ...
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By newsday
March 30, 2017
National News
THE United Nations has dealt a heavy blow to opposition calls for government to desist from taking over the procurement of biometric voter registration (BVR) kits after the world body stated the move was key for Zimbabwe to be self-sufficient and to fund its national projects. ...
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