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Zimbabwe: Is Chamisa's Party Too Broke to Pay for Ads?
The Herald, 11 July 2018
The MDC Alliance led by Mr Nelson Chamisa yesterday admitted it was struggling to raise money to pay for advertising slots availed by the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation on both… Read more »
Is Zimbabwe's Opposition Too Broke to Pay for TV Adverts?
The ruling Zanu-PF party is reportedly paying for political adverts being aired by the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation, while the opposition MDC Alliance is crying foul over "unfair coverage" by the national broadcaster, yet the party has failed to pay for available political advertising space. Reports say if the Nelson Chamisa-led party were to comply with the payments until elections, it would need up to U.S.$1,5 million in airtime fees.
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Zimbabwe: State Broadcaster Demands U.S.$1,5 million to Air Our Adverts - Opposition
New Zimbabwe, 6 July 2018
ASPIRING MDC Alliance MP for Mbizo, Settlement Chikwinya has rebuked the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) for allegedly demanding prohibitive advertising fees from the… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: 'Mnangagwa Won't Win Free and Fair Poll'
Zimbabwe Standard, 8 July 2018
MDC Alliance presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa last week raised the stakes in the opposition's push for the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) to provide guarantees that the… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Opposition Manifesto Launch Beamed Live on State Broadcaster
New Zimbabwe, 8 June 2018
Public broadcaster ZBC charmed the opposition MDC Alliance Thursday after it broadcast live the coalition's manifesto launch. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Chamisa Comes Out Guns Blazing
Zimbabwe Standard, 13 May 2018
MDC-T president Nelson Chamisa yesterday took his election campaign to Buhera, the home of the opposition party's late founding leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, where he mocked Zanu PF… Read more »
InFocus
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Zimbabwe opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has denied claims that he promised former first lady Grace Mugabe a vice presidential post in exchange for her support in his bid to form ... Read more »
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A pre-election survey by the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation, Afrobarometer's core partner for Southern Africa, assesses the prevailing public mood, including voting ... Read more »
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In a move that could pose a major setback for Zimbabwe's opposition parties ahead of the July 30th polls, the United States has cut financial support to leading human rights and ... Read more »
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Twenty-three presidential candidates have thrown their hats into the ring, but the serious contest is expected to be between incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa and young opposition lead Read more »
