VP Chiwenga in Lome, Togo. Mukudzei Chingwere in LOMÉ, Togo Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has explained President Mnangagwa’s strategic reasoning in assigning him two critical roles and how this has helped Zimbabwe in its disaster mitigation strategies. VP Chiwenga also doubles as Minister of Health and Child Care, a position which means he juggled […] …
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Zimbabwe Situation
Arlington pledges land to MSU
National Housing and Social Amenities Minister Daniel Garwe Herald Reporter Arlington Estates has pledged to offer a piece of land to Midlands State University to expand its territory in Mashonaland East province. Speaking on the sidelines of a tour of Arlington Estates by National Housing and Social Amenities Minister Daniel Garwe and his deputy Cde […] …
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$100m released for Plumtree, Binga Polytechnics
Professor Amon Murwira Nqobile Tshili Bulawayo Bureau Plans to set up polytechnic colleges in Binga and Plumtree have received a major boost after the Government released $100 million towards the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure to be used in setting up colleges. The two colleges are the latest institutions to be established as Government is spreading […] …
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Illegal forex dealers appear in court
Herald Reporter KADOMA fuel attendant Takesure Josi who stole over US$8 000 from his bosses after blowing open a safe with explosives to conceal evidence, has been convicted but will serve 495 hours of community service rather than the 30 months in jail imposed by Shurugwi Magistrates Court so long as he pays back the […] …
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Gudyanga’s appeal against graft jail term flops
Francis Gudyanga Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter THE High Court has upheld the conviction and four-year jail sentence against former Mines and Mining Development Permanent Secretary Professor Francis Gudyanga, ruling the conviction was correct and the sentence appropriate. Gudyanga was in February this year jailed for corruptly receiving sitting allowances for the board of the […] …
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Arundel offers to pay bills for Zim patient shamed by Limpopo MEC
Source: Arundel offers to pay bills for Zim patient shamed by Limpopo MEC – #Asakhe – CITE Arundel Hospital, which is believed to have links to controversial tycoon Kudakwashe Tagwirei, has offered to pay bills for the Zimbabwean patient who was shamed by the Limpopo Health, Member of the Executive Council (MEC) Dr Phophi Ramathuba […] …
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Nduna appears in court, gets bail
Dexter Nduna Conrad Mupesa Mash West Bureau CHEGUTU West Member of Parliament Dexter Nduna has been arrested for occupying land for the expansion of Chegutu Municipality without lawful authority. Police swooped on the legislator on Wednesday and he spent the night in holding cells before appearing in court yesterday. Nduna was granted free bail when […] …
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Intimidation claims ahead of Bulilima by-elections
Source: Intimidation claims ahead of Bulilima by-elections – #Asakhe – CITE Ephraim Moyo Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) aspiring candidate for ward 1 in Tjankwa, Bulilima West, Ephraim Moyo, has claimed that he is being intimidated by Zanu PF members ahead of the 3 September by-election. Moyo will go against Zanu-PF’s candidate Kossam Ndlovu. In […] …
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Pictures: Mahere Says “Journalists Heavily Beaten By ZANU Thugs In Gokwe Ahead Of Chamisa’s Rally”
Source: Pictures: Mahere Says “Journalists Heavily Beaten By ZANU Thugs In Gokwe Ahead Of Chamisa’s Rally” Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) spokesperson, Fadzayi Mahere has said four journalists were this Thursday “heavily beaten by ZANU PF thugs” in Gokwe ahead of a rally to be addressed by Nelson Chamisa. Among the journalists assaulted is […] …
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CSOs confront Mudenda over PVOs Bill
BY PRIVELEDGE GUMBODETE CIVIL Society Organisations (CSOs) have written to the Speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda expressing discontent over the Private Voluntary Organisations (PVOs) Amendment Bill, saying it is unconstitutional. The letter was penned by Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum executive director Musa Kika on behalf of 20 CSOs which include Veritas, Transparency […] …
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