Senior and junior members have been openly trading barbs with some youths engaging in physical violence as the party restructures ahead of the conference.
Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa admitted last year that China was exerting pressure on Harare to pay up its loans or risk being cut out.
There have been reports of inter and intra-party violence especially in the capital Harare pitting the MDC-T and Zanu PF and also some ruling party factions.
South Africa is Zimbabwe’s biggest trading partner and Harare which uses a basket of foreign currencies since it ditched its own currency in 2009 also uses the rand.
'The next election is only coming in 2018 and there are increasing cases of violence, what happens as we get close to the election?.. People will be murdered.'
Attorney Dzimbabwe Chimbga of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights said the trend is worrying.
Tsvangirai descended in President Robert Mugabe’s home province of Mashonaland West to engage his supporters and address several rallies until Sunday.
Zimbabwe’s prosecutor general Johannes Tomana on Thursday issued the private certificates of prosecution in compliance with the judgement of the Constitutional Court.
Magufuli is the fifth president of Tanzania; the other previous leaders are Julius Nyerere, Ali Hassan Mwinyi, Benjamin Mkapa and Mr.Kikwete.
The facility was launched in response to the challenges being faced by the youth in accessing the necessary financial resources to kick-start income generating projects
Zanu-PF spokesman Simon Khaya Moyo has dismissed opposition criticism of the ruling party policies challenging them to produce alternative economic policies.
Former Mashonaland West Zanu-PF chairman, Temba Mliswa, is leading a group criticizing Mrs. Mujuru for allegedly failing to show leadership and urging her to allow the youth to lead.
Tendai Musonza of the opposition MDC-T was detained in Chinhoyi after allegedly telling a Zanu PF supporter that Mr. Mugabe's stumble showed he was now too old and no longer fit for office.
The leader of Zimbabwe’s opposition Movement for Democratic Change Morgan Tsvangirai says the country’s economy is now a trainwreck owing to Zanu-PF’s policy inconsistencies and infighting.
The interim spokesman of the People First project that is fronted by Mujuru, Rugare Gumbo, said her life is in danger.
Lawyer Charles Warara, a member lawyer of the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights representing the child allegedly raped by Kereke told Studio 7 the ruling is significant.
Dr. Gift Mugano says Zimbabwe is joining Senegal and Egypt, becoming the third African nation, to launch its own national economic competitive report.
"There is a danger that the securocrats with the statements that they are making, that they may actually descend into the political arena."
Professor Ncube says the tragedy for Zimbabwe is that the ruling Zanu-PF party has no appetite to address the growing economic crisis,
The politics has gone stupid because Robert Mugabe is committed to keeping his power at any cost and by any means.
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