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ZEC cuts Mnangagwa’s electoral win

HARARE – The under-fire Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has cut President-elect Emmerson Mnangagwa’s win by a marginal 0,1 percent, but insists the error was purely clerical. [Adz]

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‘Zim polls were meant to start new era’

HARARE – Emmerson Mnangagwa has been declared president of Zimbabwe amid protests and violence. But Zimbabweans are now in a post-political, economy-first mood. Before Zimbabwe’s general election on 30 July, there was a lot of talk about there being “landmark change” and “credibility.” But in many ways it was déjà vu. Mnangagwa’s ruling Zanu PF…

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Biti case: ‘Police fabricated documents’

HARARE – Police “cooked up” documents used to drag MDC Alliance principal Tendai Biti from Zambia, where he had sought asylum, a court heard yesterday. This was revealed by Biti’s lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa who appeared together with Alec Muchadehama and Harrison Nkomo during the continuation of the former Finance minister’s trial. Biti is challenging the…

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Punish rogue soldiers: HRT

HARARE – The Harare Residents Trust (HRT) has called on government to punish rogue soldiers behind the August 1 killing of civilians in the capital. In a recent report, HRT said the demolition of market stalls in central Harare impacted negatively on the livelihoods of vendors, adding that the burden of ending unemployment lied squarely…

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Despite rejection, Dube won’t let go

BULAWAYO – Former Makokoba legislator Tshinga Dube will not abandon Makokoba constituency despite his emphatic defeat to MDC Alliance’s James Sithole. Dube had in 2008 and 2015 tried his luck to wrest the Makokoba seat from the MDC, without success. He finally broke the jinx in 2015 after he won the seat through a by-election,…

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Typhoid claims 10 lives

GWERU – Ten people have reportedly died since the outbreak of typhoid in Gweru last week, although this could not be confirmed by officials in the City of Progress. Four hundred recorded cases of the waterborne disease have been treated so far. Efforts to get a comment from town clerk, Elizabeth Gwatipedza, were fruitless as…

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Losing candidate takes Zec to court

BULAWAYO – Losing Bulawayo South MDC Alliance parliamentary candidate Muvirimi Francis Mangwendeza has dragged Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) to court challenging the victory of Zanu PF MP-elect Raji Modi. In the court application, Mangwendeza – through his lawyers Matshobana Ncube of Ncube Attorneys – cited Modi and Zec as respondents. In his founding affidavit, Mangwendeza…

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Electoral outcome predetermined

HARARE – There is nothing new about the shortcomings of the 2018 harmonised elections as the stage for the current dispute was set when authorities refused to strengthen the legal framework for elections immediately after the 2013 elections, an elections watchdog has said. Election Resource Centre (ERC) executive director Tawanda Chimhini said going into the…

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Illegal settlers get 48-hr notices

HARARE – Occupants of structures in illegal settlements sprouting across the capital city have been given 48 hours to remove them or risk having them destroyed by the city fathers, the Daily News can report. Harare City Council (HCC) spokesperson Michael Chideme said the notices were issued to occupants of various illegal settlements, established ahead…

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Court martial killer soldiers: Mutsekwa

HARARE – Zimbabwe Defence Forces commander General Phillip Valerio Sibanda acted out of his professional reputation in blaming MDC Alliance supporters for the fatal shooting of at least six unarmed civilians during a violent protest last week, MDC secretary for defence and security Giles Mutsekwa has said. A retired army major and former co-Home Affairs…

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