Nelson Chamisa is the only Presidential candidate who has a reasonable chance of ending military rule in Zimbabwe
Senator David Coltart Statement regarding the recent MDC Alliance trip to the UK 12th May 2018 I am back from the UK having accompanied MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa and Tendai Biti. In the course of four days we met the British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, Africa Minister Harriet Baldwin, the Labour Shadow Foreign
Nelson Chamisa: Zimbabwe Defence Forces’ Involvement in Politics, Elections Worrying
VOA 10th May 2018 The leader of the MDC-T formation, Nelson Chamisa, says his party is concerned about the Zimbabwe Defence Forces’ involvement in politics. Speaking at Chatham House in London on Wednesday, Chamisa said despite the army’s move to remove former president Robert Mugabe from power last November, he is confident that there are
Nelson Chamisa: Zimbabwe Facing Leadership Crisis, Time Has Come for Change
VOA 9th May 2018 The Movement for Democratic Change Alliance’s presidential candidate, Nelson Chamisa, says Zimbabwe is currently facing a leadership crisis like other African nations. In his address at Oxford Union in the United Kingdom, Chamisa said there is need for a change of government in the country currently devastated a leadership crisis. In
Chamisa, MDC Alliance leaders in another trip of shame
The Chronicle Editorial Comment 8th May 2018 IN December last year, less than two weeks after the dramatic events of November where a new dispensation was ushered into power in the wake of former President Robert Mugabe’s resignation, MDC Alliance leaders Messrs Nelson Chamisa and Tendai Biti embarked on a trip to the United States
Coltart reveals sinister agenda on UK trip
The Herald “David Coltart Correspondent” – as it quoted me! 7th May 2018 The Herald published a Facebook post I did quoting me as a correspondent and suggestig that this was a sinister agenda – here is what they published. “Today (yesterday) I leave for the UK to join MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa
Coltart Laments Politicisation of Sport As Cricket, Soccer Bosses Represent Zanu-PF
New Zimbabwe.com 7th May 2018 Former Sports Minister David Coltart has lamented the increase in the number cricket and football administrators seeking political office ahead of the upcoming harmonised elections, saying it is detrimental to the development of the country’s two biggest sporting codes. The forthcoming harmonised elections have seen a surge in the number
Five years after promising 2,2 million jobs, Zanu PF pledges 1,5 million houses
The Standard By XOLISANI NCUBE 6th May 2018 Five years after promising to deliver 2,2 million jobs if voted back into power, Zanu PF is back promising 1,5 million houses in the next five years, if given another mandate in elections expected between July and August. President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday presided over the launch
Statement by Senator David Coltart regarding the MDC Alliance trip to the UK
Senator David Coltart 6th May 2018 Today I leave for the UK to join MDC Alliance Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa and Tendai Biti for a series of meetings this week with British Government leaders, opposition leaders and officials. We will also be meeting journalists from the Economist, Financial Times, Spectator, Evening Standard and other leading
Coltart blasts ZANU PF manifesto
Bulawayo News 24 By Simbarashe Sithole 5th May 2018 Former Minister of Education David Coltart has blasted ZANU PF manifesto calling the leadership Godfathers of corruption and parents of pot holes. Coltart responded to ZANU PF manifesto which was launched yesterday were the party promised to fight corruption and deal with road development. “I see
Coltart blasts ZANU PF manifesto
Byo24 News By Simbarashe Sithole 5th May 2018 Former Minister of Education David Coltart has blasted ZANU PF manifesto calling the leadership Godfathers of corruption and parents of pot holes. Coltart responded to ZANU PF manifesto which was launched yesterday were the party promised to fight corruption and deal with road development. “I see the