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Mutasa to rejoin Zanu PF

HARARE – Former State Security minister Didymus Mutasa is ready to rejoin the ruling Zanu PF party, which sacked him in 2014 for hobnobbing with former vice president Joice Mujuru. The Daily News on Sunday can, however, report that Mutasa has put one condition for his return to a party he formed along with other…

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ZNA commander in property wrangle

HARARE – A company owned by the commander of the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) lieutenant general Edzai Chimonyo has filed a $327 000 lawsuit against a firm that failed to meet its side of the bargain in a deal involving the sale of an immovable property. According to papers filed at the High Court in…

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Two Zanu PF youths in court over Mujuru attack

HARARE – Two Zanu PF youths have been arrested and appeared in court yesterday for their role in a violent altercation in Harare during a February 1 visit by National People’s Party (NPP) president Joice Mujuru, who was also injured in the attack. The duo was remanded in custody to Monday. Simbarashe Mudzengerere, 31, and…

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Mixed reactions to Mugabe-Mujuru alliance

HARARE – There have been mixed reactions to a coalition of the wounded between former President Robert Mugabe and his former deputy Joice Mujuru, with some analysts saying it will have zero political impact, while some said the former Vice President would reap immense benefits. This comes as political dynamics in the country appeared to…

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Zuma dragged to SA High Court over Zim land grabs

HARARE – South Africa President Jacob Zuma will tomorrow appear in the High Court in Pretoria for his role in the closure of Southern African Development Community (Sadc) Tribunal after it ruled in favour of 78 white farmers fighting against the seizure of their land by former president Robert Mugabe’s government. The case piles pressure…

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Four Zanu PF businesspersons gun for Chivi South Parly seat

HARARE – The Zanu PF race for the party’s Chivi South National Assembly nomination has erupted into a five-candidate crossfire over who has the proper credentials, days before voters put their stamp on the campaign in the forthcoming primary elections. Sitting Zanu PF MP Maphios Vutete faces four challengers — all top Masvingo businesspersons of…

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UK gives Zim $7m to bolster electoral processes

HARARE – Britain has given Zimbabwe $7 million to help strengthen electoral processes, as the southern African country hurtles towards key mid-year elections. Zimbabwe will hold general elections in four to five months, according to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who said the poll would be transparent.   The money would be paid out through civil society organisations….

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Kukura Kurerwa loses bus depot over debt

HARARE – Debt-saddled former transport powerhouse Kukura Kurerwa (KK)’s empire continues to crumble after the Sheriff of the High Court gave notice that it will auction off the company’s Harare bus depot. This comes after KK failed to service a long standing debt to BancABC, with the auction expected to recover funds owed to the…

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Bribery claims haunt Chigumba

HARARE – Way back in the year Before Christ, the famous Roman General Julius Ceasar decided to divorce his second wife Pompeia on the basis of suspicion. Ceasar famously said any wife of his must be above suspicion. It is an assertion that has transcended through time and cuts across all manner of relationships and…

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Women dominate law schools

HARARE – Professor Julie Elliott Stewart ,71, who heads the Southern and Eastern African Centre for Women’s Law at the University of Zimbabwe, says women now constitute 70 percent of students at all the country’s four law schools. The country’s law schools include University of Zimbabwe Faculty of Law, the Midlands State University Law School,…

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