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Churches float new talks drive… as anxiety grows ahead of 2023 polls

WITH the 2023 elections getting ever closer, churches and civil society have launched a new national dialogue initiative to help end the country’s decades-long myriad challenges. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the leader of the Zimbabwe Divine Destiny Network, Bishop Ancelimo Magaya — who is set to lead the latest initiative — said the church and…

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Re-engagement is working: ED

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday said his visit to the United Kingdom (UK) for this week’s global climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland, shows that Zimbabwe’s re-engagement policy is working. Posting on his Facebook page after being welcomed by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Mnangagwa said he was delighted to visit the UK.  “Thank you to PM…

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New code to cool Zanu PF elections… as ruling party battles rising factional, tribal wars

ZANU PF has crafted a new electoral code to govern its chronically problematic internal polls, as the former liberation movement bids to end its worsening factional and tribal flames. The new charter was introduced by the party’s legal department to provide clarity and order to Zanu PF’s electoral processes. “In this code there are clear…

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ED promises to scale-up push for dialogue

i agree with Rukudzo we need to categorise mental illnesses in Zimbabwe. Which means we need to do a lot of psychometric…

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Internal brawls batter Zanu PF…as toyi-toying war vets are arrested

POLICE arrested scores of former freedom fighters in Harare yesterday who were agitating for improved benefits and highlighting falling standards of living…

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FIU clamps down on airtime money laundering

THE Reserve Bank (RBZ)’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) says it is taking measures to curb abuse of physical airtime vouchers for money laundering. In a notice to mobile telecommunications and mobile phone service providers, the IFU director Oliver Chiperesa said bulk airtime recharge vouchers were being abused by airtime dealers to facilitate illegal foreign currency…

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‘Give law teeth for forex crimes’

THE governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), John Mangudya, says the government needs to capacitate law enforcement agents to deal effectively with economic crimes. Speaking during Parliament’s pre-budget consultation seminar in Victoria Falls over the weekend, Mangudya said it was imperative that  there was discipline in the economy. This comes as some people are…

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‘Sanctions working in Zanu PF’s favour’

A SECTION of Zimbabweans, who met with the United Nations (UN) special rapporteur Alena Douhan in the capital last week, says economic sanctions imposed on the southern African nation by the West must be lifted, as they were working to the advantage of Zanu PF. This comes as Zimbabwe yesterday commemorated the third anniversary of…

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