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Minister assault: CCC activists’ case dismissed

The Prosecutor-General then approached the same court and made an application for rescission of a default judgment.

By Stephen Chadenga 17h ago

Minister assault: CCC activists’ case dismissed

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Internal divisions weaken CCC in Parly

Sources in the opposition movement told NewsDay that the internal fissures are an obstacle to CCC’s capacity to operate cohesively.

By Harriet Chikandiwa May. 12, 2025

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Revealed: Tshabangu plot to help Mnangagwa 2030 bid

Tshabangu’s camp wants the two processes avoided, and has reached out to Zanu PF to cobble up a unity government with his CCC party and then suspend elections altogether.

By Miriam Mangwaya May. 11, 2025

Revealed: Tshabangu plot to help Mnangagwa 2030 bid

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Opposition power struggles a gift to Zanu PF

Tshabangu recalled the CCC legislators after snatching the opposition party from its founding leader Nelson Chamisa

By Freeman Makopa May. 11, 2025

Opposition power struggles a gift to Zanu PF

Increase in murder cases worries Pumula MP, police

Mahlangu said most criminal activities and murder cases happening in the area were a result of alcohol abuse.

By Bongile Moyo and Peter Dube May. 7, 2025

Increase in murder cases worries Pumula MP, police

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Unpaid CCC employees bank on Tshabangu

The Welshman Ncube-led faction has refused to acknowledge the salary debt, which left the employees pinning their hopes on Tshabangu.

By Miriam Mangwaya May. 6, 2025

Fear grips Maphisa after mine spillage

The yet to be identified substance is believed to have flowed into the Mazayi River, leading to the death of fish and raising concerns over water safety in the region.

By Sharon Sibindi Apr. 20, 2025