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Although Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa was very popular and was the de facto leader of the party, the Supreme Court said it could not endorse this position…

Way back in 2001, barely two years after the formation of the Movement for Democratic Change as the first formidable opposition party in Zimbabwe’s history, Nelson Chamisa, Learnmore Jongwe, Tafadzwa…

Zimbabwe is to pay health workers a coronavirus allowances ranging from $600 to $1 500 a month depending on the type of risk they are exposed to. High risk workers,…

Zimbabwe today confirmed its ninth case of coronavirus after a 50-yer-old man from Harare tested positive. The Ministry of Health said the man travelled to the United Kingdom and returned…

The Insider has obtained the full Supreme Court judgment which ruled that Nelson Chamisa’s leadership of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change was illegitimate and that the party should hold…

Movement for Democratic Change vice-presidents Tendai Biti and Welshman Ncube as well as treasurer David Coltart are all seasoned lawyers. But they had all deserted the original MDC led by…

On 31 March 2020, the Supreme Court delivered a unanimous ruling in the seemingly interminable battle over stewardship of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC). In the case of MDC…

Some 182 people have been arrested so far for violating regulations on the 21-day lockdown that began on Monday, government spokesman Nick Mangwana said today. Those arrested will appear in…

Independent legislator, Temba Mliswa, who is also a former Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front provincial chairman, today told Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa and his supporters that there…

Nearly 300 people have been tested of coronavirus but all 33 cases tested yesterday were negative, the Ministry of Health said in its daily brief. So far 274 cases have…