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All eyes on ED at Zanu PF meeting … party conference taking place amid rising ructions

ALL eyes are on President Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, at the ongoing Zanu PF annual conference, with both party members and observers keen to see how he will manage the former liberation movement’s worsening wars. Insiders and political analysts who spoke to the Daily News yesterday said many people will be watching to see the similarities and differences…

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UN backs Zim on removing sanctions

THE visiting United Nations Special Rapporteur on unilateral coercive measures, Alena Douhan, pictured, yesterday called on the United States of America (USA) and its western allies to lift sanctions against Zimbabwe and instead engage authorities  in dialogue over instituting political reforms. This comes as the government says its efforts to have meaningful engagement with the USA…

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ED bids to end ugly party wars… asks provinces to choose leaders through consensus

IT HAS now emerged that the recent move by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, to bar State Security minister Owen “Mudha” Ncube and current Midlands Zanu PF leader, Daniel Mackenzie-Ncube, from fighting for the regional party chairmanship is a formula that may be extended nationwide. Well-placed Zanu PF sources told the Daily News yesterday that Mnangagwa has recommended…

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'The ball remains in Zim's court on Harare, London relationship'

THE United Kingdom (UK) has reiterated its readiness to restore normal relations with Zimbabwe if Harare fulfils all the promises that were made when President Emmerson Mnangagwa swept to power in November 2017. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, ahead of Mnangagwa’s pending trip to Scotland where he will attend a global climate…

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ED slaps down Midlands chefs… as he engages in Zanu PF show of power

MIFFED by Zanu PF’s damaging ructions in his home province of Midlands, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, has now moved to flex his muscles in a bid to end the ugly infighting. Well-placed sources told the Daily News yesterday that Mnangagwa had ordered State Security minister Owen “Mudha” Ncube and current regional leader Daniel Mackenzie-Ncube to drop out…

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‘Complainants aren’t helping’

POLICE say they are allegedly being frustrated by a faction of the MDC as they bid to investigate recent reports of attacks on Nelson Chamisa and his aides by suspected Zanu PF supporters. This comes amid the faction’s claims that there have been attempts to assassinate Chamisa. Reached for a comment on where investigations into…

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‘Time for Sadc to soothe Zim crisis’. . . Biti says, as ED warns violence mongers

A FACTION of the MDC led by Nelson Chamisa says rising political tensions in Zimbabwe now require the intervention of the regional Southern African Development Community (Sadc) bloc. At the same time, a bristling President  Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned that authorities will deal ruthlessly with people — in both the ruling Zanu PF and the opposition…

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Government revels in ED’s pending UK trip

THE government says President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s invitation to attend this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference in the United Kingdom (UK) is a major breakthrough that brings hope of ending Harare’s decades-long international isolation.  This comes amid expectations that Mnangagwa would have an opportunity to meet British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the sidelines of…

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