Andrew Nyamayaro, director and principal solicitor of Tann Law Solicitors, says his team and other lawyers representing Zimbabweans living in Britain are fighting to ensure that Zimbabweans are not deported. Britain on Wednesday deported 14 Zimbabweans said to be convicted criminals.

Amadou Gallo Fall, president of the Basketball Africa League, speaking to Cheick Thiero of the Voice of America about the ongoing 12-team inaugural games of BAL affliliated to NBA and FIBA. watch the games at https://www.voazimbabwe.com/t/91.html. #BALonVOA2021

Politics is a fluid game. It’s not cast in stone. It’s not like you wear a straight jacket. You don’t wear a straight jacket ... If you were a Roman Catholic two years ago and now you are a Seventh Day Adventist, it doesn’t mean you are a bad person, you have simply moved on.”

Journalist Hopewell Chin'ono says investigative stories he has been doing have a huge impact on Zimbabweans. He cited the firing of former Health Minister Obadiah Moyo as one of the examples in which he wrote a story about corruption in government corridors that led to his sacking.

Ostallos Siziba of the Movement for Democratic Change says youth from two formations of the opposition groups led by Nelson Chamisa and Thokozani Khupe decided to take over Morgan Richard Tsvangirai House in Harare from the MDC-T after realizing that Khupe's formation was too close to Zanu PF.

The MDC Alliance's presidential spokesperson, Dr. Nkululeko Sibanda, says they will fight hard to retain the party's name following an announcement by the Thokozani Khupe MDC formation that they are set to field candidates in the forthcoming bye-elections using the Alliance.He speaks with Gibbs Dube

Information Officer, Janet Dambul, says Malawi's incumbent president Peter Mutharika has conceded defeat in the just-ended presidential election re-run. She speaks with VOA Zimbabwe Service's Gibbs Dube.

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Zanu PF member, Believe Gaule, says police arrested the MDC youth in order to maintain law and order in Chitungwiza. “There is a good reason why they were arrested. Police cannot go out there and start arresting people without any reasons. If they committed a crime then they must be arrested.”

MDC spokesperson, Daniel Molokele, says the party youth were arrested outside local lawmaker Job Sikhala’s residence where they were consulting him on the current deteriorating economic and political situation in Zimbabwe. He speaks with VOA's Gibbs Dube.