The MDC calls upon the police to immediately arrest the Zanu PF youths who have threatened the office and person of the Prime Minister of Zimbabwe. The Zanu PF threat on party President and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is a blatant attack not only on his person and office, but a reprehensible criminal act that  [ Read More ]

HARARE – A new Constitution must improve the economic and social status of women in the country, the deputy Minister of Women’s Affairs, Gender and Community Development, Hon. Evelyn Masaiti has said. She said her ministry was running some training programmes on the Constitution-making process for women across the country so that they would be  [ Read More ]

MDC-USA will hold an External Assembly plenary session WHEN: 07 March 2010 TIME:   3.00 PM Eastern Time   MEETING FORMAT- Conference call (Call-in Details will be provided later via the Chairpersons and Secretaries of the respective organs)   WHO ATTENDS? MDC-USA EXECUTIVE MDC-USA YOUTH ASSEMBLY EXECUTIVE MDC-USA WOMEN’S ASSEMBLY EXECUTIVE MDC-USA BRANCH EXECUTIVES (Both substantive  [ Read More ]

The MDC condemns as cheap grand-standing today’s so-called demonstration in Harare by hired Zanu PF youths on petty issues which have nothing to do with the daily challenges facing the people of Zimbabwe.

President Morgan Tsvangirai, who is also the Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, last week heard how ZANU PF is withholding food aid from Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) members in Matabeleland and Midlands provinces. The villagers, who are facing yet another dry agricultural season, said selective distribution of seed and fertilizer was one of the major  [ Read More ]

Local Government Minister Ignatius Chombo was working in cahoots with the Chitungwiza Town Clerk and fired Chitungwiza MDC mayor to loot housing stands, an internal party probe has revealed.

European Union sanctions against Zimbabwe, including an arms embargo, are to continue for another year, the bloc’s governments decided.

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has given the clearest indication that his party is preparing for fresh elections when he hinted they were prepared to ‘park’ outstanding issues in the GPA and go for a poll.

Negotiations to break a power-sharing deadlock between Zimbabwe’s feuding political parties have been adjourned to February 15 to allow some of the negotiators to attend to government business.

The new chairman of Zimbabwe’s electoral commission will oversee his Herculean task to overhaul the country’s skewed electoral system from his Namibian base, an online news agency reported Friday.