IN a bid to meet the deadline set by the Constitutional Court (Concourt), President Robert Mugabe yesterday proclaimed elections will be held on July 31.
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BancABC releases seized US$11million
BancABC’s Constitutional Court appeal in its case against a Belgian diamond company, Mackie Diamonds BVBA will be heard on Monday before Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku.

Zanu PF not ready for elections — SK Moyo
Mugabe yesterday proclaimed July 31 as the date for general elections, in compliance with a recent Constitutional Court ruling.

Fierce political clashes erupt
A MESSY political stand-off between President Robert Mugabe and other government principals has erupted after his proclamation of poll dates yesterday.

Mugabe triggers war over elections
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe yesterday triggered a potentially explosive political battle with his coalition government partners after proclaiming dates for general elections as July 31.

Fresh chaos rocks 30- day voter registration
THE 30-day mandatory mobile voter registration exercise started amid chaos as despondent aspiring voters accused the Registrar-General’s Office of employing delaying tactics to frustrate the electorate while many were turned [...]

Primaries: Zanu PF bigwigs set to fall
AFTER many months of haggling over primary elections guidelines, Zanu PF is likely to plunge into further turmoil as its bigwigs face stiff challenges in the internal polls set to [...]

Old judges unlikely to offer new jurisprudence
THE new Constitutional Court (Concourt) is unlikely to offer new jurisprudence into the law because the same judges who were in the Supreme Court are the ones sitting in the [...]

Joblessness: It’s still doom and gloom
AFTER attaining Independence in 1980, Zimbabwe was regarded as an economic powerhouse in Southern Africa, with hundreds of thousands employed in its industries. Many of the workers were middle-income earners.

Nyambuya pleads with youths not to dump Zanu PF
ZANU PF Manicaland vice-chairperson, retired lieutenant-general Mike Nyambuya has pleaded with disgruntled party youths not to dump the movement




