Browsing: Violet Gonda

Journalist Violet Gonda in her programme ‘Spotlight on Zimbabwe’ examines the chaotic state of the opposition in Zimbabwe following the abrupt resignation of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa.

Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), is choosing candidates for this year’s general elections using a new and untried system to select the candidate. With 3 months until the polls, Spotlight on Zimbabwe series asks: Will the CCC nominees, whoever they may be, have the time to canvass for votes and legal space to overcome the obstacles posed by the ruling ZANU PF party?

Part Two, ‘Capital Offence’, Violet Gonda Productions looks at the other issues troubling the City of Harare and its residents and ask – Who is to blame?

Violet Gonda Productions introduces ‘Winner Takes All’ – the first episode in a new series of short video documentaries. This first series looks at the election environment in Zimbabwe. Part 1 examines events since 2018 that have changed dramatically the electoral environment and the relationship of opposition parties.

Buhera South Member of Parliament Joseph Chinotimba meets formerly exiled journalist Violet Gonda for the first time 9 years after their heated SW Radio Africa interview went viral on the internet.

A short documentary about the deadly aftermath of Zimbabwe’s 2018 election. This preliminary video is the result of numerous interviews with the wounded, witnesses and reviewing of hours of amateur and professional video footage and photographs. Due to the time frame of the Commission, this preparatory version has been prepared for submission to the Motlanthe Commission.

Derek Matyszak, an analyst at the Pretoria-based Institute for Security Studies, gives his take on the fudging of results by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).

Journalist Violet Gonda speaks to Robert Maphosa, husband of shooting victim Sylvia Matambo Maphosa, who was shot in the back by soldiers as she made her way out of her ZINWA offices fleeing the violence that rocked Harare on Wednesday.

Violet Gonda asks Obert Mpofu why he is still Minister when Cabinet was dissolved – WATCH

Tendai Biti has accused Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa of ‘stealing’ money from the central bank to fund excessive expenditure by the regime, which caused crippling cash shortages. He says President Robert Mugabe takes at least US$4million per foreign trip and his entourage has deliberately made him into a ‘permanent resident of the skies’ in order to loot Zimbabwe, with their own per diems.