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Chombo, Mutare businessman case in new twist

HARARE – Mutare businessman Tendai Blessing Mangwiro’s lawyers have written to the High Court registrar demanding a ruling in an urgent chamber application filed by Home affairs minister Ignatius Chombo seeking to block his arrest on contempt of court charges.  Mangwiro is battling to recover $1,5 million and a further $78 900 confiscated from him…

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Avian Flu crisis: Poultry producers slam govt

HARARE – Poultry producers have slammed government over the Avian Influenza crisis, accusing it of not taking decisive action in curbing the deadly highly pathogenic virus which has decimated the country’s poultry population. The producers, who are importing hatching eggs at a steep 40 percent duty, said government must formulate policies to protect the threatened…

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Rich, famous drown in maintenance debt

HARARE – Responsibility is one thing that several people are afraid of in life, which has seen many men including popular figures being dragged before the courts for failing to pay maintenance towards the upkeep of their children. Politicians, business people, pastors, musicians and ordinary citizens have not been spared with maintenance cases becoming a…

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Whither opposition grand coalition?

HARARE – With Zimbabweans already in an election mode ahead of crunch polls next year, the coming together of MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai and his former allies, who had broken ranks with him under various circumstances, had brought hope to long-suffering citizens that at long last change was coming their way. Amid incessant calls for…

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Politics, economics: Bane of Zim’s socio-economic prospects (Part 1)

HARARE – A recent report on Zimbabwe authored by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) creates the impression that efforts of the economic team driving the country’s revival agenda are being undermined by political circumstances. It notes that this economic team was forced to pay the 13th cheque in 2016 by government mandarins, which bonus payment…

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Govt must consider schools plight

HARARE – President Robert Mugabe — a former educationist himself — last week officially opened the Education Conference and Expo 2017 in Harare, a story which was carried in Friday’s edition of our sister paper, the Daily News. While the conference may have been valuable for headmasters and teachers who attended, the $115 schools were…

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Sekeramayi, Parirenyatwa fight to clear their names

HARARE – Cabinet ministers Sydney Sekeramayi and David Parirenyatwa have written to Energy Mutodi signalling their intention to sue the controversial businessman for sensationally claiming that they were behind the alleged poisoning of Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the Daily News can report. Mutodi claimed on his Facebook wall last week that Defence minister Sekeramayi and…

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ED was poisoned, Mugabe confirms

GWERU – A medical doctor who attended to Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa in South Africa about three weeks ago revealed to President Robert Mugabe recently that the 74-year-old politician was poisoned, stoking further suspicions in the deeply-divided Zanu PF party. Mnangagwa had to be airlifted to South Africa for emergency treatment after suddenly falling ill…

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Cursed are those who insult Mugabe: Grace

HARARE – Zanu PF bigwigs and their allies who are in the habit of denigrating and insulting President Robert Mugabe will be cursed by God, First Lady Grace Mugabe has warned. Addressing supporters at a Zanu PF youth interface rally — the seventh out of a targeted 10 around the country’s provinces — in Gweru,…

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Opposition petitions Zec over metal IDs

HARARE – Opposition parties have petitioned the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec), challenging Registrar-General (RG) Tobaiwa Mudede’s pronouncement that metal identity cards (IDs) will not be used in the voter registration process ahead of the 2018 elections. Coalescing under the National Electoral Reforms Agenda (Nera) Youth Forum banner, the parties argue that in terms of electoral…

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