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Zanu PF opens fire on ANC’s Lindiwe Zulu

Blessings Mashaya SENIOR STAFF WRITER mashayab@dailynews.co.zw ZANU PF yesterday came out guns blazing, blasting South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) chairperson of the sub-committee on international relations Lindiwe Zulu for insisting that there is a crisis in Zimbabwe that needs the intervention of the regional powerhouse. This comes after Zulu last Friday called for…

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There’s widespread concern where Zim is headed: US

THE United States of America (US) is rallying the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) to play a more assertive role in helping to solve the deepening crisis in Zimbabwe. The US is also urging President Emmerson Mnangagwa to open dialogue with the opposition. Speaking for the first time since the ruling Zanu PF called him…

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Specialist doctors down tools

Mugove Tafirenyika SENIOR STAFF WRITER tafirenyikam@dailynews.co.zw SENIOR medical specialists at the country’s main referral hospital, Parirenyatwa, downed tools yesterday to self-isolate at home citing coronavirus (Covid-19) fears, further worsening public health service delivery, the Daily News reports. This comes at a time when nurses have been on strike for over two months, while senior doctors…

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Vendors, police running battles escalate

ASSISTANT EDITOR ZIMBABWE Election Support Netwwork (Zesn) this week received numerous reports of running battles between police and vendors from its Long Term Observers (LTOs) resident in the 210 National Assembly Constituencies. Zesn said many of the vendors have since resorted to selling their wares in their backyards for fear of arrest. “However this is…

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Prominent church leader up for bribery

POPULAR preacher Nixon Chibuzor Ohizu, 46, the leader of Empowerment Ministries Church along Seke Road, Harare, has been arrested on allegations of bribery. He allegedly tried to bribe National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) officials to reverse the cancellation of a lease agreement between his church and NRZ. Ohizu was not asked to plead to the…

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US$71 million appeal for Zim humanitarian needs

UNITED Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) has appealed for US$70,9 million to help Zimbabwe deal with a worsening humanitarian crisis. The international organisation mandated to provide humanitarian and developmental aid to children worldwide, said as of July 31 funding totalling about US$30,7 million, about 30 percent of the total 2020 funding requirement, had been received from…

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US$2m lost in pyramid scheme

GULLIBLE investors lost US$2 million to a suspected pyramid scheme in Harare. This was revealed at the Harare Magistrates’ Court at the weekend where Richard Samunda of Berven Capital in Milton Park was accused of violating provisions of the Banking Act. He was not asked to plead to the charges. It is alleged that sometime…

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‘Zim problems won’t lead to civil war but are complex’. . . politics expert Masungure says, gives his insights

AS pressure mounts for the regional grouping Sadc to end Zimbabwe’s long running crises, University of Zimbabwe’s politics expert, Eldred Masunungure, says South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa and his envoys are likely to come out stuck unless they involve other liberation movements. He speaks to Daily News on Sunday’s Consulting Editor, Constantine Chimakure, on this…

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‘Zim crisis is sapping Zanu PF’s supremacy’

  ZIMBABWE’S political and economic crises that have gone on for two decades are weakening Zanu PF’s hold on power and could soon have dire consequences on the ruling party, one of the country’s leading analysts has warned. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, Eldred Masunungure — a political science lecturer at the…

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ED promises Gukurahundi victims identity documents 

  PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, has pledged to immediately roll out a process of issuing identity documents to victims of the Gukurahundi post-independence political disturbances. The president’s promise follows a convention held in March last year where civil society organisations under the Matabeleland Collective banner brought to his attention that people have been having challenges in…

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