Month: July 2024

THE TRAITORS’ WAGON-THE CHRONICLES PART 1 : VETERAN ACTIVISTS ASSOCIATION ZIMBABWE (VAAZ) 09 July 2024 By Mandava Blessing National Spokesperson Revolutionary Greetings Fellow Countrymen/women. I come in Peace. The turn of the century saw the emergence of Democracy Thirsty Nationalists but along also came a pack of Wolves with “Two Horns like a lamb but whose voice is like a dragon (Revelation 13:12) This chronicling of the Great Betrayal of the Poor People’s Struggle was inspired by the recurring Regime Sponsored, State backed and Judiciary Endorsed onslaught on the Opposition compounded by Revelations by the “Tshabangu Imposed and Driven”...

By Wezhira Munya The Zimbabwean diaspora in Zambia, South Africa, Namibia, Mozambique, Lesotho, Botswana, and Zimbabwe will hold demonstrations in Lusaka, Zambia, from tomorrow until Friday (11th and 12th July 2024) against the inauguration of Zanu PF president Emmerson Mnangagwa as the Southern African Development Community (SADC) chairperson. The demonstrators, organized under the banner of the SADC Citizens Democratic Society, are led by civic leaders and pro-human rights defenders, with Mr. Trust Ndlovu as the chairperson, Mr. Tangai Marufu as the organizer, and Mr. Peter Maphosa as the secretary-general. Mr. Ndlovu stated, “During these two-day demonstrations, we are going...

By Change Radio Harare, Zimbabwe – As Zimbabwe prepares to host the SADC Extraordinary Summit in August, the government’s lavish spending on luxurious villas for delegates and officials has raised eyebrows. The renovations and construction of these high-end accommodations are being fast-tracked while the majority of Zimbabweans continue to struggle with daily challenges. Meanwhile, the roads leading to the summit venue are receiving a facelift, with brand new asphalt and fancy streetlights. However, this contrasts starkly with the chaotic streets of the CBD, where vendors are forced to operate in squalid conditions, and pedestrians navigate treacherous potholes. The government’s...

In a stirring display of unwavering determination, Makomborero Haruzivashe, a prominent opposition activist based in the UK, stood alongside a group of impassioned Zimbabweans to deliver a resounding message of defiance against the unjust arrest and detention of Jameson Timba and the Avondale 78. Their voices echoed with urgency, and their resolve remained unyielding in the face of adversity. Makomborero, with fervor in his eyes and conviction in his voice, illuminated the dark shadows of political violence unleashed by ZANU-PF upon innocent individuals exercising their democratic rights. With poignant clarity, he drew parallels between the oppressive acts of the...