By A Correspondent Tension and speculation are gripping parts of Masvingo Province after revelations that the man who died during a ceremony hosted by First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa was not the legitimate Chief Nyajena, but allegedly a politically appointed imposter. According to ZANU PF insiders, the late Tungamirai, who collapsed…
By A Correspondent The Zimbabwean music industry has been plunged into mourning following the death of rising sungura artist Tatenda Pinjisi, who succumbed to injuries sustained in a car accident on Sunday night, April 13. Pinjisi, who was en route to a show in Kadoma, died between 9 PM and…
Tinotenda Hove Zanu PF online foot soldiers on Saturday evening claimed victory in the Glen View South by-election. One Cleopas Mukungunugwa a Zanu PF online foot soldier said : “Congratulations toTsitsi for reclaiming Glenview South Urban for ZANU PF! While the opposition spends its time on lies and division, our…
Tinotenda Hove Norton Member of Parliament Richard Tsvangirai has firmly denied claims that he accepted a residential stand from the government, amid growing concerns over alleged attempts to bribe opposition MPs ahead of a possible impeachment motion against President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Tsvangirai’s name appeared on a reported list of MPs…
By Tinotenda Hove Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Member of Parliament for Southerton Constituency, Bridget Nyandoro, has sparked outrage and debate after publicly declaring that the opposition is effectively non-existent in Zimbabwe. Nyandoro, one of the CCC legislators who received residential stands reportedly allocated by the ruling Zanu PF government,…
Tinotenda Hove The growing political clout of businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei is stirring controversy within the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church, with some members voicing strong opposition to his alignment with ZANU PF and potential ascension to higher political office. Tagwirei, a prominent SDA member and influential figure in Zimbabwe’s business sector,…
By Tinotenda Hove Norton legislator Hon. Richard Tsvangirai has firmly distanced himself from the controversial allocation of residential stands by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration, insisting he has not received any land as part of the reported benefits for Members of Parliament. Despite official confirmation from the government that the stands…
Tinotenda Hove ZANU PF has come under fire after it openly handed out US$200,000 in cash ahead of the April 12 Glen View South by-election, in what critics have labeled blatant voter bribery. The funds were reportedly disbursed under the guise of a "Presidential revolving fund," with the money handed…
By Tinotenda Hove Veteran opposition activist Tungamirai Madzokere is eyeing a strong comeback in the political arena as he contests in the Glen View South Constituency by-election set for April 12. Madzokere, running as an independent candidate, is up against ZANU PF’s Tranquility Tsitsi Tawomhera, fellow independents Tonderai Chakaredza and…
Tinotenda Hove Government Claims Residential Stands Are Part Of MPs' Benefits The Zimbabwean government has come under fire for allocating residential stands to Members of Parliament, with critics alleging the move is a thinly veiled attempt to sway lawmakers ahead of a potential impeachment motion against President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The…
