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Midrand, South Africa – The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) opened its Fifth Ordinary Session of the Sixth Parliament today, with H.E. Chief Fortune Charumbira, President of the PAP, delivering a powerful address that emphasized unity, accountability, and the urgent need to translate rhetoric into tangible action for the African continent.
Members of the Movement for Democratic Change – Tsvangirai (MDC-T) are set to gather at Harvest House in Harare on Thursday, July 17, for an all-members meeting aimed at discussing the party’s future following a High Court ruling that nullified its December 2022 congress.
Despite facing a wave of frustration from former cadres, which some have attributed to internal provocations, Mudzuri remains steadfast in his conviction that Zimbabwe will not see another opposition party replace the MDC.
A Call for National Unity and Development: Rev. Obadiah Musindo’s Plea to Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe stands at a crucial juncture, a moment demanding a shift from perpetual political strife to focused national development.
Rev. Obadiah Musindo, President of Destiny for Afrika Network, has launched a scathing attack on what he describes as a campaign of “madness” orchestrated by individuals paid to disseminate false information about President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Musindo expressed deep concern over the proliferation of fake news, particularly within certain segments of the journalistic community.
In a recent interview with Africa Hotspot, Engineer Mudzuri, Interim President of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), discussed the court’s judgment nullifying Douglas Mwonzora’s actions and the possibility of former leaders returning to the party.
Musindo Slams Geza’s Shutdown Call, Labels Him a “Political Madman”
Destiny for Afrika Network President Reverend Obadiah Musindo has vehemently condemned Blessed Geza’s call for a national shutdown on Tuesday and Wednesday, labeling him a “political madman” and a dangerous individual.
Sybeth Chomusora Musengezi has told Zimbabweans that the current fights between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Deputy has nothing to do with citizens citing that people should not be used in personal agendas.
Rev Obadiah Msindo, President of the Destiny for Afrika Network (DANET), has thrown his weight behind Tsitsi Taomera’s bid for the Glenview parliamentary seat. In an interview, Msindo encouraged members of DANET, pastors, and church leaders to vote for Taomera, citing her capacity to drive development and economic empowerment in the area.
