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The new Parliament Building in Mount Hampden is still owned by China, according to National Assembly Speaker Jacob Mudenda. Mudenda’s clarification comes as President Mnangagwa prepares to address the SONA and launch the 5th Session of the 9th Parliament of Zimbabwe from the new edifice. Mudenda told lawmakers they had to ask for special permission to use the property for SONA and budget presentation because they couldn’t secure space at Rainbow Towers Hotel’s Harare International Conference Centre (HICC). Job Sikhala has filed a motion for the recusal of the magistrate, claiming that he “cannot receive a fair trial.” I must also notify the House that the new Parliament building has not been turned over to the Zimbabwean government. ...
Incarcerated opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Vice Chairman and MP Job Sikhala has submitted a plea asking presiding magistrate Tafadzwa Miti to recuse herself from...
The government has put aside $76 billion for the 2023 harmonised elections, with $53 billion for voting. Professor Mthuli Ncube, minister of finance and economic development,...