UZA will invest in employment creation and ensure the provision of decent work for all as well as the protection of the welfare and rights of all workers. Our party will craft policies and invest in
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The new fees gazetted by ZEC are designed to disenfranchise our young people, the elderly, the poor as well as the independent candidates. The fees are segregatory and they will shut out the majority
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UZA appreciates and thanks our servicemen and women for their sacrifice, service and bravery and for their daily commitment to serve and protect our nation.
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UZA applauds the bravery, patriotism and sacrifice made by Zimbabwe’s heroes and heroines in the liberation struggle which saw our beautiful nation attain its independence on April 18 1980.
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The Mid Term Review came at a time when the economy was grappling from run away inflation and black market exchange rates. The foreign exchange market has serious distortions and structural and instit
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Unlike other political parties, UZA walks the talk. I have discovered that UZA is here to improve citizens livelihood. UZA is introducing projects that are sustainable and UZA doesn't just pick people
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UZA was formed on a good foundation that promotes an environment conducive for smooth transfer of power. It's a party preoccupied with providing solutions, sharing ideas other than pointing fingers.
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The United Zimbabwe Alliance joins Zimbabwe and the rest of the African continent and the World in commemorating Africa Day. This is an important day on our calendar, as it provides us an opportunity
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UZA is the only party genuinely engaging citizens at every level. We walk the talk. Also, UZA has young leadership and the Party mission and vision are very clear and logical. It is very progressive,
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The United Zimbabwe Alliance joins the rest of the nation and the bereaved families in mourning the death of four kombi passengers who died in Mutare on Wednesday morning.
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On this Workers’ Day, UZA pledges to implement policies that prioritise the plight and wellbeing of workers in Zimbabwe.
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The day colonial rule ended, nation building for a new Zimbabwe was set to begin. However, instead of a liberating feeling of progress, this day is a painful reminder that after forty two years of wha
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