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Zimbabwe's MDC Alliance claims leader Chamisa survived shooting incident
The MDC Alliance said that unmarked cars belonging to alleged Zanu-PF supporters tried to block his motorcade and that shots were fired. One bullet went through...
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MDC Alliance condemns demolition of market stalls in Harare
Heavy earth-moving equipment backed by police trucks demolished the stalls in Harare’s low-income Mbare suburb over the weekend.
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Zim court acquits 2 MDC Alliance members wrongly accused of murdering a cop
The MDC Alliance has always maintained that Last Maengahama and Tungamirai Madzokere were innocent and said they were political prisoners.
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'Ill' Zim MP Joanah Mamombe moved from hospital bed to prison
Joanah Mamombe had been due to undergo specialist treatment in a private Harare hospital on Friday.
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Zimbabwean activist sent to prison for inciting violence
Defence lawyers said Makomborero Haruzivishe was convicted last week on circumstantial evidence, and the MDC Alliance claimed he’s a victim of political persecution.
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2 MDC Alliance members denied bail for allegedly shouting at police
Their party said the court's decision to keep them in jail is a travesty of justice.
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Zimbabwe's outspoken opposition lawmaker freed on bail
Job Sikhala, vice chairman of the main opposition party Movement for Democratic Change Alliance (MDC-Alliance), was arrested on 21 August and charged with inciting the public to commit violence.
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Top Zimbabwe opposition official arrested as another is denied bail
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) alliance on Friday tweeted that its vice chairman, Job Sikhala, had been arrested but it gave no details.
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Western embassies call for probe into Zim opposition councillor's murder
The MDC Alliance said that Lovender Chiwaya, a local government councillor, was abducted on Thursday by suspected state security agents. Chiwaya’s naked body was found early on Friday morning, dumped not far from his front door in Hurungwe.
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'Bad apples' who attempted to divide Zimbabweans will be flushed out – Mnangagwa
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Tuesday said ‘rogue Zimbabweans’ were working with foreign detractors to scupper government’s work.
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MDC Alliance’s Biti: Zim at a tipping point as police arrest opposition members
More than 60 people have been handcuffed so far, while more arrests still being carried out following an attempt to hold an anti-government protest against President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week.
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Zimbabwe police warn citizens against taking part in anti-corruption protests
The protests, which have the backing of the main opposition MDC Alliance, were called to show anger at government corruption but a number of the organisers were in hiding.
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Zimbabwe sanction debate a diversion from 'murderous regime', says MDC
Hundreds in Harare and in Pretoria marched against the sanctions imposed 80 individuals including President Mnangagwa and 50 companies.
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Mnangagwa pledges reforms to promote democracy
In a speech that marked the latest move in efforts to end his country's international isolation, he told delegates: "We are in the process of reforming our party.
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Chamisa denies being behind Zimbabwe post-election violence
Critics of Nelson Chamisa say that he and fellow opposition officials urged protesters to take to the streets two days after polls by insisting the MDC had won the election and telling supporters to defend their vote.
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Zimbabwe govt denies opposition kidnap claims
The post was accompanied by a screengrab of a video which showed a group of men gathered around an SUV.
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MDC postpones anniversary celebrations amid cholera outbreak
There had been plans by the MDC to recognise Nelson Chamisa as the legitimately elected president at the rally
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Mnangagwa swears in new members of his cabinet
The ministers took their oath of office at a ceremony at State House on Monday.
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MDC Alliance appeals for donations from supporters
Nelson Chamisa’s legal challenge was dismissed with costs on Friday; it means he and his party will have to cover the costs of everyone involved.
