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THE trailblazing Nelson Chamisa-led Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is causing Zanu PF serious headaches, with the ruling party’s presidium openly acknowledging it was having sleepless nights plotting how to stop the three-month-old party from claiming its sculp at next year’s general elections. The Zanu PF co- vice president also …

FAILURE by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to fill key vacant posts of vice-president and state security minister signals that he has lost trust in his lieutenants as he seeks to maintain a delicate ethnic balance in his administration, analysts have said. In January this year, Mnangagwa fired his Kwekwe clansman Owen …

The late president Robert Gabriel Mugabe’s son, Robert Tinotenda, was reportedly hospitalised at a private hospital in Singapore on Saturday after experiencing chest pains. He was reportedly ferried to an unnamed Singapore private hospital where he was admitted. In an apparent reference to Robert Jr, exiled former Foreign Affairs minister …

ZIMBABWE’S plan to secure a US$1 billion bridge financing facility backed by the African Development Bank (AfDB) will later this month be on the regional lender’s agenda when it holds its annual meetings in Ghana, The NewsHawks has established. Zimbabwe has had arrears with the AfDB and the World Bank …

SUGAR processor Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe (THZ) was last week forced to increase salaries after disgruntled workers torched plantations of unripe cane in protest over low wages. The incident took place after the company and unions representing the employees reached a deadlock during a collective bargaining process which began in March …

ZIMBABWEAN companies are now operating on a “strictly cash” or “payment upfront” basis in the aftermath of a catastrophic decree by President Emmerson Mnangagwa barring banks from lending. Companies that operate through overdrafts and short-term loans are hamstrung after the government closed the tap on liquidity they desperately need for …

HARARE – Zimbabwe has denied harbouring the most wanted Rwandan genocide fugitive Protais Mpiranya, who is now known to have died in the country in 2006. Mpiranya’s body, buried under the alias Ndume Sambao, was exhumed from Granville cemetery in Harare by United Nations investigators and DNA confirmed his real …

Seven miners were killed on Sunday when they plunged down a 200-meter shaft after a rope from a winch snapped, officials said. Officials from the ministry say no-one is expected to have survived. Efforts to recover the bodies are underway at Bucks Mine near Colleen Bawn in Matabeleland South, said …

THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions has slammed President Emmerson Mnangagwa for implementing a raft of economic stabilisation measures before consulting with partners at the Tripartite Negotiation (TNF) and warned the measures could trigger massive job cuts. The TNF is a social dialogue platform which brings together government, business and  …