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Clerics proffer to mediate dialogue… as growing economic challenges buffet the poor

AMID surging prices of goods in the country and a lack of movement on much-needed national dialogue, churches are now offering to mediate the mooted inclusive Zim talks. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the leader of the Zimbabwe Divine Destiny Church, Ancelimo Magaya, pictured, said this was an option after churches recently completed the process of…

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CCC in catch-22 over governance. . . as both holding, side-stepping congress come with risks

PRESSURE is building within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) for the party to move with speed to strengthen its governance systems, including putting in place a formal constitution and holding its inaugural congress ahead of the 2023 elections. Party insiders who spoke to the Daily News yesterday said while it was generally accepted that it would…

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Hardliners retard national dialogue… analysts say, as Zim continues to bleed

HARDLINERS within both the ruling Zanu PF and the opposition continue to hinder much-needed national dialogue, which is seen as the only…

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Words are cheap, Charamba retorts… after CCC adopts new approach to national politics, events

OPPOSITION parties must do more to earn the trust of authorities and Zimbabweans at large that they are now truly interested in building the country, presidential spokesperson George Charamba says. Speaking to the Daily News at the weekend, after the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) recently announced a new approach to national politics and events, Charamba said…

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Mwonzora wields axe after by-elections rout

MDC Alliance president Douglas Mwonzora is set to reshuffle both his national executive and national standing committee after his party performed poorly during last month’s by-elections. Mwonzora confirmed to the Daily News On Sunday at the weekend that he planned to overhaul the two key party structures, as tensions continue to rise in the MDC…

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ED says govt is under threat from saboteurs

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says the government is under threat from economic saboteurs, who allegedly want to remove it from power by weakening the Zim dollar. Speaking at a Zanu PF rally in Epworth yesterday, Mnangagwa also said authorities would close banks and companies causing the current price hikes. “We are facing some challenges in the…

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Government goes after forex traffickers… as prices of basic goods keep going up

THE government will take stern action against individuals and businesses caught manipulating foreign currency exchange rates, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has warned. Addressing Zanu PF’s central committee in Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa also said authorities were putting a number of measures in place to deal with ever rising prices of basic goods in the country. This comes…

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Zanu PF softens hardline position. . . after CCC embraces new approach to national politics, events

THERE are encouraging signs that the country’s major political parties may be starting to soften their hardline stances towards each other. While it is still early days for strife-weary Zimbabweans to completely believe that all will now be well on the political front going forward, there are welcome hints that not all hope is lost…

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CCC tees off new political approach… hopes high that this could help ease toxic local politics

IN A welcome move that could help to de-escalate the country’s toxic political polarisation, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is taking a different approach to national politics and events. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday after the party participated in Independence Day celebrations on Monday, CCC interim secretary-general Chalton Hwende, said the party was finalising a…

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