Month: October 2025

By Leonnel Mhuka   The EFF, in a statement dated 31 October 2025, condemned the violent suppression and undemocratic conduct witnessed during the recent elections in Tanzania. The party accused President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s government of intimidating opposition parties, silencing dissent through state violence, and manipulating the electoral process to consolidate power. The EFF further called for an end to the lockdown and curfews, the release of detained activists, and urged the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to hold the Tanzanian government accountable for its actions.   ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS   EFF STATEMENT ON THE SUPPRESSION OF DEMOCRACY IN...

Bruce Muswe A powerful symposium was recently held, bringing together women aligned with President Chamisa. The event was a testament to the strength and resilience of women in politics. Key Highlights The symposium, organized by the National Women Coordinator, Mrs. Mukwada, and the Provincial Women Coordinator, Mrs. Duwa, saw an impressive turnout of vibrant women from various backgrounds. Honourable Mlilo and Councilor Saruwaka were also in attendance, adding to the event’s significance. Women Empowerment The symposium focused on women empowerment, discussing ways to promote gender equality and support women’s participation in politics. The women shared their experiences, challenges, and...

By Leonnel Mhuka   Senator Jameson Timba yesterday urged government transparency over the Break Barriers Initiative (BBI), which he says outlines a roadmap to extend presidential tenure under the 2030 Agenda. He noted that Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi had admitted receiving the BBI document from Sengezo Tshabangu, but is now denying it after its public release. Timba warned that any attempt to alter term limits would violate Section 328(7) of the Constitution. He stressed that party documents cannot replace the national Constitution and demanded clarity on government’s position regarding the BBI. The senator insisted that any constitutional change benefiting...

Khokhelani Xhame The City of Masvingo is buzzing with excitement as it successfully launches its Tourism and Cultural Week, themed “Echoes Of The Past, Rhythm Of The Present”. The event kicked off with a colorful Carnival March, featuring energetic Drum Majorrettes, captivating School Bands, and stunning Traditional Dance Displays. City Of Masvingo Town Clerk, Eng. E. Murakatirwa outlined the objectives of the Tourism and Cultural Week, highlighting the city’s commitment to promoting cultural heritage and tourism. His Worship, The Mayor, Cllr Alec Tabe, delivered detailed remarks, emphasizing the importance of preserving and showcasing the city’s rich cultural history. Chief...

Wezhira Munya Godfrey Karembera, widely known as “Madzibaba Veshanduko,” appeared in court today after being abducted and tortured by suspected pro-Zanu PF security agents earlier this week. On Monday night, unidentified individuals kidnapped him, subjecting him to severe beatings and torture before later abandoning him at Harare Central Police Station. Due to the extent of his injuries, Karembera struggled to walk into the courtroom and requires immediate medical attention. He faces charges of allegedly inciting violence. His bail hearing, originally scheduled for today at Mbare Magistrates’ Court, was unexpectedly moved to Rotten Row Magistrates’ Court. This change was reportedly...