Exiled former Cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo has made a passionate apology for draconian laws and ruinous policies which were implemented during his time in government. Moyo served as Information Minister 2000 to 2005 and again from 2013 to 2015 before moving to the ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education during …
Read More »Analysts Accuse ED Of Shedding ‘Crocodile Tears’ Over Mugabe
Political analysts have described President Emmerson Mnangagwa as a hypocrite after the Zanu PF leader praised the late former President Robert Mugabe a few years after celebrating his ouster in a November 2017 military coup. Monday marked two years since Mugabe died in a Singapore hospital. He died a bitter …
Read More »MDC-Alliance Probes Mass Defections Rocking The Party
The MDC Alliance says it is investigating the defection of 11 of its Gweru councillors to the rival MDC-T last week. Media reports indicated that at least 11 Gweru Urban and four Vungu Rural District MDC-Alliance Councillors had defected to the Douglas Mwonzora-led outfit. MDC Alliance Midlands Provincial spokesperson Takavafira …
Read More »Guinea Coup: Military Arrests President, Dissolves Government
Guinean special forces seized power in a coup, arrested the president, and promised to change the political makeup of the West African country. The new military leaders announced a nationwide curfew “until further notice”, saying it would convene President Alpha Conde’s cabinet ministers and other senior politicians at 11am (11:00 …
Read More »‘Zanu PF Here To Stay’: ED
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday ordered the ruling party to immediately start campaigning for the crunch 2023 elections and declared that Zanu PF will never be removed from power. Mnangagwa told a Zanu PF politburo meeting that the party was targeting to grab MDC Alliance strongholds in urban areas and pleaded …
Read More »Rwanda’s Presence In Moza Linked To Kagame’s ‘Quest’ To Establish Regional Hegemony
In a sensational move that regionalises the Great Lakes’s unending volatile ethnic conflicts that have previously led to wars and killings, prominent Rwandan refugee leaders have written a letter to Southern African Community (Sadc) leaders claiming that Rwandan President Paul Kagame has deployed troops to Mozambique not just to help …
Read More »Mnangagwa Admits Zim Sinking In Chinese Debt
President Emmerson Mnangagwa admitted on Wednesday that Zimbabwe is choking under Chinese debt, but said the southern African country would continue looking up to the Asian giant for bailout because of the good working relations between the two nations. Addressing delegates after a tour of the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International …
Read More »Zambia’s Hichilema Inherits ‘Empty Treasury’
Zambia’s new president has told the BBC that he has inherited an “empty” treasury, while “horrifying” amounts of money had been stolen. “People are still trying to make last-minute movements of funds, which are unauthorised, which are not theirs,” President Hakainde Hichilema said. He defeated his rival Edgar Lungu in …
Read More »Self-Exiled Chimene Feels The Heat, Begs Ed For Forgiveness
The once outspoken former Manicaland Provincial Minister Mandi Chimene has pleaded with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to forgive her as she misses home. Now in self-exile after fleeing Zimbabwe in November 2017 after Operation Restore Legacy that removed then-President, Robert Mugabe, from office, Chimene has not set foot in the country …
Read More »Uzumba Villagers Furious With Chinese Granite Miner
Villagers in ward 14 (Nhakiwa), Uzumba constituency are against the proposed granite mining project by a Chinese company Heijin and have since written to the Mines and Mining Development ministry through their leaders raising their objections. Heijin wants to mine in Nenzou village, Kaseke 1256BM and Chibvi ME1253BM, blocks covering …
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