GOLD buyer, Better Brands Jewellery (BBJ), has reached a new milestone after delivering more than seven tonnes to the government last year,…
IT IS crunch time for many Zanu PF bigwigs who are set to slug it out in the party’s provincial elections which take place today and have been overshadowed by the former liberation movement’s ugly fighting. At the same time, it emerged yesterday that Zanu PF had disqualified 15 more officials who were eyeing the…
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ZANU PF senior politburo member Patrick Chinamasa says the ruling party will put an end to the opposition’s “noise” in urban centres during next year’s by-elections. Chinamasa, who is the Zanu PF secretary for Finance, said the opposition has failed to deliver in the urban centres where they are in control of councils. This comes…
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PEEVED by his alleged failure to unite Zanu PF in the province, war veterans in Mashonaland Central have escalated their push to stop under pressure Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe from returning as regional party boss. They told the Daily News On Sunday yesterday that, as a result, they had resolved to do everything in…
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THE government yesterday said Zimbabweans must remain vigilant during the festive season and avoid large gatherings to guard against the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. This comes as the country has been recording a rise in new infections due to the newly-discovered Omicron variant. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday, Information minister Monica Mutsvangwa…
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IT HAS emerged that more Zanu PF bigwigs are set to fall by the wayside ahead of the ruling party’s provincial leadership…
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POLITICAL parties yesterday insisted that national dialogue is the only way to go if Zimbabwe is to resolve its decades-long myriad of economic and political challenges. In his Unity Day address to the nation yesterday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is the leader of the ruling Zanu PF party, said Zimbabweans must resolve their differences through…
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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, yesterday issued a stern warning to misbehaving Zanu PF bigwigs who have been causing major divisions in the party ahead of its provincial elections. Addressing the year’s last Zanu PF politburo meeting in Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa thundered that the party would not hesitate to wield the axe against all such members. This…
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THE ruling Zanu PF is holding its last politburo meeting for the year in Harare today, amid growing tensions within the party over its impending internal provincial elections. The former liberation movement’s newly-installed spokesperson, Christopher Mutsvangwa, confirmed to the Daily News yesterday that one of the main tasks of the meeting would be to assess the CVs…
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ZANU PF senior politburo member Patrick Chinamasa, pictured, says Zimbabweans must give President Emmerson Mnangagwa more time to turn around the country’s economic fortunes after he has done well since replacing the late president Robert Mugabe. This comes as Mnangagwa came into power following a well-supported military coup in November 2017 which toppled Mugabe who had…
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