HARARE – There are growing worries within the MDC that the party is close to completely scuttling its electoral prospects in this year’s crunch national elections – amid revelations that the camp loyal to under-fire vice president Thokozani Khupe may be planning to boot out of the party newly-installed leader, Nelson Chamisa. This comes as…
HARARE – Higher and Tertiary Education minister Amon Murwira says University of Zimbabwe (UZ) vice chancellor Levi Nyagura was never suspended, declaring that only President Emmerson Mnangagwa has the power to suspend a vice chancellor. He said he is yet to receive communication from Mnangagwa as the chancellor of all State universities, suspending Nyagura. This…
HARARE – A commission of inquiry set up to probe the process used to convert pensions and insurance benefits following dollarisation of the economy in 2009 has come up with a conversion ratio from Zimdollar to US dollars. The nine-member commission chaired by retired judge Justice George Smith was set up after many Zimbabweans who…
HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s backers always flatter him for his legal prowess and often refer to him as a “distinguished lawyer.” Critics, however, opine that evidence available so far proves contrary. They say Mnangagwa has lurched from one legal mistake to the other since assuming the high pressure job in November last year —…
HARARE – Home Affairs minister Obert Mpofu says government would bring more changes in the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) as it seeks to reform the force. The police minister, who torched a storm after refusing to cooperate with a Parliamentary portfolio committee recently, told the Senate on Thursday to expect more changes in the ZRP….
HARARE – A deal has been put on the table to end the bickering between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his predecessor, Robert Mugabe, as the ruling Zanu PF party races against time to end internal discord before harmonised elections to be held by July 31, the Daily News can report. Mugabe, 94, a stubborn but…
HARARE – A deal has been put on the table to end the bickering between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his predecessor, Robert Mugabe, as the ruling Zanu PF party races against time to end internal discord before harmonised elections to be held by July 31. Read full story in today’s paper. [GoogleAd]
HARARE – Tension between Harare City councillors and the city Works Department has run almost as high as the unkempt grass raising their constituents’ ire. An extremely rainy season has made grass grow faster. Councillors fumed that staff have failed to mow the grass, which is resulting in muggings, rapings and road accidents. During a…
HARARE – Press freedom group Misa-Zimbabwe on Thursday condemned the harassment against journalists attending MDC president Nelson Chamisa’s press briefing and demanded an end to the impunity enjoyed by those guilty of intimidation against members of the press. A senior reporter from the State media and freelance journalist Anna Chibamu, were allegedly harassed by MDC…
HARARE – A deal has been put on the table to end the bickering between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his predecessor, Robert Mugabe, as the ruling Zanu PF party races against time to end internal discord before harmonised elections to be held by July 31, the Daily News can report. Read full story in today’s…
