Month: August 2024

Shock as Harare Mayor Mafume Joins ZANU-PF Ranks, Defends Attendance at Controversial Mayor’s Workshop

By Change Radio Correspontent In a stunning turn of events, Jacob Mafume, the Mayor of Harare, has seemingly abandoned his constituents and thrown his lot in with the ruling ZANU-PF party. Once seen as a champion of the people, Mafume’s recent actions have left many in the city and across the nation feeling betrayed. Mafume’s newfound affiliation with ZANU-PF has been on full display as he has been spotted at numerous public events alongside the party’s leadership, including President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The mayor’s attendance at Mnangagwa’s banquet at the State House has particularly raised eyebrows, with many questioning his...

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Empowering Women in Zimbabwe: The Crucial Role of Counseling in Tackling Mental Health Challenges

By Tsitsi Wayire In Zimbabwe, many women face tough challenges every day. They often take on many roles, such as being a wife, a mother, and a worker. This can make their lives very stressful. Because of this stress, it is important for society to talk about mental health and make counseling a normal part of life. Women carry a lot of responsibilities. They support their families by working outside the home, while also managing tasks like taking care of the children, handling the household, and going through physical changes like childbirth and menstruation. All these duties can lead...

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Attack Nelson Chamisa at Your Peril: The Unbreakable Bond Between a Leader and His People

    By Innocent Moyondizvo Nhira   Nelson Chamisa, the charismatic leader of Zimbabwe’s opposition, has become an iconic figure in the country’s political landscape. His “God In It” mantra has transcended mere politics, taking on a spiritual significance that resonates deeply with the Zimbabwean people.   The bond between President Advocate Nelson Chamisa and the citizens of Zimbabwe is unshakeable. It is a connection forged through shared struggles, hopes, and aspirations. The people have spoken, and their verdict is clear: Nelson Chamisa is the leader they trust, admire, and love.   Any attempts to attack or discredit him...

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Social Media Attacks on President Chamisa Faces Backlash: Supporters Rally Against Critics

By Leonnel Mhuka   In the past 48 hours, social media has been ablaze with renewed attacks on President Nelson Chamisa, fueled by prominent figures such as Hopewell Chin’ono, Dr. Ibbo Mandaza, Ali Naka, and supported by Susan Mutami and other few agitators. However, these criticisms have been met with a strong backlash from Chamisa’s supporters, who are rallying to defend their leader from what they see as baseless and harmful rhetoric. Dr. Felix Mafa Sibanda, a former senator, a veteran activist and long-time supporter of President Chamisa, spoke out against the recent attacks during an interview with Change...

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Defending the Opposition’s Voice: A Call for Unity in Zimbabwe

By Change Radio Reporter   The Attacks on President Nelson Chamisa   In recent days , we have witnessed a concerning trend of attacks against the people’s President, Nelson Chamisa, by individuals such as Hopewell Chin’ono. These attacks appear to be a coordinated effort to discredit Chamisa as the leading voice of the Zimbabwean opposition. While President Chamisa may be on a temporary sabbatical, his unwavering commitment to the well-being of the Zimbabwean people remains unshaken. He continues to be a champion for those who are unjustly imprisoned and a beacon of hope for the nation.   It is...

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