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Thousands face deportation in SA

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©  Thousands of Zimbabweans living in South Africa’s commercial capital, Johannesburg, face deportation after the city’s mayor, Herman Mashaba declared war against “undocumented foreign nationals.” Mashaba launched a blitz against foreigners on Wednesday. This follows chaos which engulfed Johannesburg’s inner-city last week, when law enforcement agencies attempted to confiscate counterfeit goods from informal traders. [GoogleAd]…

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Govt to bump up CDF

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©  GOVERNMENT is reviewing upwards the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) given to legislators, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has said. Ncube told the National Assembly on Tuesday that he is going to add another $10 million in CDF to be divided among legislators. “We are looking into this issue of the salaries, the sitting allowances and…

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Ncube begs for confidence in forthcoming Zimdollar

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FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube has urged Zimbabweans to show confidence to the proposed new Zimdollar, which could be ushered in by December. Gripped by an intractable currency volatility crisis, coupled with skyrocketing prices — government, by year-end, plans to reintroduce the Zimbabwean dollar which it discarded in 2009 in favour of a multicurrency regime that…

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Zera blames Mthuli for fuel shortages

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©  The shortages of fuel intensified after Finance minister Mthuli Ncube increased excise duty on diesel and petrol by 45 percent, Parliament has been told.  The increase in excise duty, made in the midterm fiscal policy review, came as the country is presently battling worsening fuel shortages which have seen petrol peaking at $9,06 per…

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Opposition legislators cry foul

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©  MDC MPs are crying foul over what they allege to be unfair treatment by National Assembly Speaker Jacob Mudenda after he barred them from attending Thursday’s Mid-Term Monetary Policy review last week after they pitched up late. Suspected State security agents and riot police refused opposition legislator’s entry into Parliament when Finance minister Mthuli…

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. . . as MPs steal in Parly

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© SOME legislators in the ninth Parliament are failing to live up to their reputation after developing a habit of stealing documents from each other’s pigeon holes, the Daily News can report. This came to light in the National Assembly after MPs complained that they were being forced into debating last Thursday’s Mid-Term Monetary Policy review…

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”Police, army hit with lawsuits

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©  THE Zimbabwe Republic Police and Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) have been hit with over $10 million lawsuits as citizens seek justice for brutal attacks perpetrated by the security forces during shutdown protests in January this year. More than 50 individuals have since filed summons for compensation in the High Court with Home Affairs minister…

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‘Ministers should not appoint boards’

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© ANTI-CORRUPTION watchdog, Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) has urged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to do away with ministers appointing boards of directors for State-owned enterprises (SOEs) as this has been fuelling corruption in the country. TIZ said this culture has continued to bleed the country of millions of dollars through corrupt activities involving senior civil servants and…

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Byo council probes four councillors

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© BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has instituted investigations into allegations that four councillors were recently funded by a Harare-based company to allegedly influence its tendering process. According to the latest council report, the council’s chief auditor-general is already seized with the matter. [GoogleAd] “The chief internal auditor was currently seized with the issue of the four…

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MPs’ demands are selfish

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© THE government has finally given in to pressure from members of Parliament to receive diplomatic passports. The special passports, which have a red cover, are issued to office-holders like MPs, senators, Cabinet members, and diplomats employed by the government who are travelling on an official mission abroad. [GoogleAd] A special or diplomatic passport confirms one’s…

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