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Topic : Mthwakazi Republic Party

Former MRP chairperson launches new party

Speaking during the launch in Bulawayo recently, Mudenda said AM was different from MRP as it was mass-centred.

By Bongile Moyo and Peter Dube Mar. 18, 2025

Former MRP chairperson launches new party

MRP petitions UN over Zanu PF oppression

The petition comes at a time when MRP member Mkhululi Jele is facing a charge of disorderly conduct in a public place.

By Silas Nkala Mar. 11, 2025

MRP petitions UN over Zanu PF oppression

Witnesses give conflicting statements in Plumtree MRP activist case

Mavula said Jele questioned the headmaster, Nkululeko Vundla, why the school was allowing State security agents to interrogate students in the absence of their parents.

By Peter Dube Feb. 27, 2025

Witnesses give conflicting statements in Plumtree MRP activist case

Mthwakazi activist denied bail

Jele (34) appeared before Plumtree magistrate Joshua Nembaware seeking bail pending trial and was remanded in custody to February 24 this year.

By Peter Dube Feb. 17, 2025

MRP petitions govt, Zimsec over controversial Heritage book

MRP demanded the immediate removal of the Heritage Studies examination paper from the current and future examination schedules in Zimbabwe.

By Silas Nkala Feb. 12, 2025

MRP petitions govt, Zimsec over controversial Heritage book

Unregulated mining ravages Mat South environment: MRP

Speaking to Southern Eye, MRP spokesperson Ackim Ndebele said the region’s once pristine rural landscape had been transformed into a dystopian nightmare.

By Silas Nkala Feb. 3, 2025