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Mugabe must look beyond Pan-African rhetoric

HARARE – President Robert Mugabe must match his Pan African rhetoric by providing food, jobs, schools, housing and healthcare that are still so sorely lacking in his country, academics and the opposition have said. Pan-Africanism, including even a “United States of Africa”, has been a rallying cry since the continent started to shake off its…

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MDC youth stabbed in Chiwundura as poll violence rages on

HARARE – Suspected Zanu PF youths stabbed and critically injured an MDC supporter in Chiwundura last week, a faith-based rights group said, continuing a wave of attacks in the run-up to the July 15 by-election. The National Assembly seat fell vacant following the death of Kizito Chivamba last month. The by-election has seen the worst…

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Opposition wary of CIO infiltration

HARARE – Ahead of next year elections, Zimbabwe’s opposition finds itself worried sick that the country’s feared secret police have infiltrated their ranks. This follows stunning developments earlier last week when former security advisor to then Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s office during the stability-inducing GNU, Pearson Mbalekwa, won Zanu PF primary elections for the Chiwundura…

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‘Sadc must give Zim poll reforms ultimatum’

HARARE – Southern African leaders must keep an eye on Zimbabwe as it draws up a road-map for general elections in 2018, amid high tension and possible chaos over President Robert Mugabe’s likely successor amid stalled electoral reforms, analysts have warned. The 15-nation Southern African Development Community (Sadc) must put Zimbabwe on the front burner…

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Zim increases petrol blending to 10 percent

HARARE – Zimbabwe has increased mandatory petrol blending from five percent to 10 percent due to increasing supplies of ethanol. This comes after government in March reduced to five percent from 15 percent the mandatory amount of local ethanol to be blended with petrol as President Robert Mugabe’s cash-squeezed government sought to reduce its fuel…

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Electoral Act faces class action

HARARE – The battle for the much anticipated next year’s election is gathering steam with a local social movement, #IAMZIMBABWE, becoming the latest group to crank the heat on President Robert Mugabe and his government to pave way for the holding of free and fair elections. The social movement has begun collecting signatures for a…

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Zanu PF costs Zimbos dearly

HARARE – Analysts say with the make-or-break 2018 national elections around the corner — coupled with the warring ruling Zanu PF continuing with its destructive policies of the past 37 years — there is little prospect that the dying local economy will turn around anytime soon. At the same time, concerned Zanu PF insiders told…

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Cocaine presents fresh challenge to Zim folk

HARARE – An alarming picture has emerged of an escalating cocaine problem in Zimbabwe and the government’s inadequate response to the situation. There is a distinct lack of treatment services available across the board and there are not enough specialists specifically assigned to battle the emerging crisis. Police have busted at least two cocaine smugglers…

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Mugabe king of dictators: Biti

HARARE – Opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leader Tendai Biti has slammed President Robert Mugabe, labelling the 93-year-old as the “king” and “Pope of all African dictators who just but created a crisis that needs dynamic leadership to deal with”. The former Finance minister told his supporters in Bulawayo at an Africa Day commemoration event…

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Man ‘kills’ wife for refusing to leave shebeen

HARARE – A 48-year-old Harare man has been dragged to court for allegedly bashing his wife to death after she refused to leave a shebeen following a drinking binge. Black Zondiwa Mayowa, of Marimba, appeared before Harare magistrate Barbra Chimboza charged with murder. He was remanded in custody to June 9 and advised to apply…

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