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Row over Murinye chieftainship rages

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Tarisai Machakaire STAFF WRITER machakairet@dailynews.co.zw THE decade-long battle for the Murinye chieftainship in Masvingo rages on after an elder brother of the incumbent chief obtained a High Court order compelling the provincial assembly of chiefs to reconvene and decide on the leadership contest. In response, the chief, Ephias Munodawafa, has now sued his brother Milton…

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Zim among top gainers of AfCFTA 

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THE World Bank says Zimbabwe is expected to be among the two biggest winners in terms of real income gains from the full implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The AfCFTA pact was created by the African Continental Free Trade Agreement among 54 of the 55 African Union nations and is the…

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‘Opposition sabotaged itself on failed protests’ 

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POLITICAL analysts have blamed a combination of poor planning and the escalating infighting consuming the country’s main opposition for Friday’s failed anti-government protests, the Daily News On Sunday reports.   However, MDC Alliance vice president Tendai Biti vowed yesterday that the opposition would mount more potent protests going forward, in a bid to oust President…

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Police, soldiers maintain heavy national presence  

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SECURITY forces maintained a heavy presence around the country yesterday, amid talk of more protests by the opposition and pro-democracy groups.   This comes as Zimbabwe is under a dusk-to-dawn curfew that was imposed by authorities to combat the spread of the lethal coronavirus which is now running amok in the country.   Yesterday, police…

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Top cops ‘frustrate’ land scam probe  

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SENIOR police officers, among them deputy commissioner-general Stephen Mutamba, have been accused of frustrating investigations into alleged fraudulent land deals by Delatfin (Pvt) Ltd owner Felix Munyaradzi. This emerged at the Harare Magistrates’ Courts yesterday when alleged land baron Munyaradzi appeared for initial remand before regional magistrate Ngoni Nduna facing four counts of fraud. Munyaradzi…

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Zim records 14 more coronavirus deaths  

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ZIMBABWE on Friday recorded 14 coronavirus (Covid-19) deaths, bringing the total to 67, the ministry of Health and Child Care said in an update. This comes at a time when the number of recoveries is going up. The country on Friday had 1 004 recoveries, after an increase of 80 — 65 in the Midlands…

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Planned mass demos fall flat … streets empty as authorities thwart action, govt critics vent on Twitter

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YESTERDAY’S planned anti-government mass demonstrations failed to take off after authorities made heavy deployments of security forces around the country, the Daily News reports. As a result, the day ended without major incidents being reported — as had been feared by political analysts — with most urban central business districts (CBDs) empty and the main…

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ED pleads with health workers

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  PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday pleaded with health workers to end their strike, warning that the nation could perish from Covid-19 if their action continues, the Daily News reports. This comes as senior doctors in public hospitals joined nurses in downing their tools on Thursday, over the government’s failure to address their grievances — including…

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Police arrest five over protests

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POLICE yesterday arrested only five people for participating in demonstrations against corruption across the country and are facing charges of trying to incite violence. In a statement, police spokesperson Paul Nyathi said yesterday generally the environment was peaceful as the demonstrations, organised by opposition parties and civil society organisations, flopped. “The Zimbabwe Republic Police has…

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Sydney Gata hits back, suspends 8 board members

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UNDER graft probe Zesa Holdings executive chairperson Sydney Gata, has suspended eight board members of the national power utility company, the Daily News reports. This comes after Energy and Power Development minister Fortune Chasi earlier this week ordered the same board to investigate Gata on an array of corruption allegations, among them grabbing five company…

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