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Blow for ED

HARARE – The glue that had appeared to bind Zanu PF after it got rid of “criminals” around toppled despot Robert Mugabe seem to be peeling off at critical stages when President Emmerson Mnangagwa is about to test his popularity at the forthcoming polls after assuming the reins of power in December last year. As…

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Rare waist beads end promiscuity in men

HARARE – A special kind of women’s waist beads that will make their husbands have multiple erections and literally “lock” them from sleeping with other women has evaded the market. Most of these beads have been perceived as fashion ornaments or accolades for completing sexual training, popularly known as chinamwari, which is common in Malawian…

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‘An old person cannot be an instrument of change’

HARARE – At a time frustration at Zimbabwe’s political class is running high, Nelson Chamisa (NC) who has emerged as the MDC’s presidential candidate is hoping to tap into a desire for wholesale change in the way the country is governing should the MDC Alliance, which he will front, emerges victorious at the forthcoming polls….

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Looters give ED govt first test

HARARE – The new government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, which has pitched the fight against corruption on top of its agenda, faces its first test in two weeks time when the extended deadline for those who externalised money and assets comes to an end. Mnangagwa issued a three-month moratorium in December last year — which…

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Fresh turmoil as unrest hits civil service

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration has been plunged into fresh turmoil as civil servants threaten to down tools with only a few months left before make-or-break polls to be held before July 31. This comes as doctors in major hospitals across the country downed tools on Thursday, protesting low salaries and poor working conditions….

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Unrest hits civil service

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration has been plunged into fresh turmoil as civil servants threaten to down tools with only a few months left before make-or-break polls to be held before July 31. Read full story in today’s paper. [Adz]

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Council clinics ignore govt directive

HARARE – A number of council clinics are still refusing to attend to pregnant women who are not registered with them notwithstanding the existence of a directive issued by government late last year. In December 2017, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration scrapped user fees for children under the age of five years; all maternal cases and…

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Tsvangirai estate rips family apart

HARARE – The late MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai’s estate is causing sparks to fly, with the family of the former prime minister accusing his wife, Elizabeth, of tinkering with his valuables and attempting to grab his plush $3 million mansion in Highlands, Harare. Read full story in today’s paper. [Adz]

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Harare ordered to re-advertise town clerk’s post

HARARE – Harare will have to restart its search for a substantive town clerk after the Local Government Board (LGB) rejected the three short-listed candidates. Harare mayor Bernard Manyenyeni said the LGB was not happy with the selection and requested that the position be re-advertised. Suspended human capital director Cainos Chingombe, Hatfield legislator Tapiwa Mashakada…

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Chipanga’s speech writer emerges

HARARE – Harare businessman Rodney Dangarembizi appeared in court yesterday accused of penning a speech read out during a press conference last year, denigrating now Vice President Constantino Chiwenga. Dangarembizi was represented by Alec Muchadehama when he appeared before Harare magistrate Josephine Sande. He is being charged with publishing false statements prejudicial to the State…

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