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Zanu PF burns in primaries war

HARARE – ZANU PF is in turmoil over its forthcoming primary elections, with senior party officials now battling to calm down angry members who are fuming over the conduct of the party’s provincial chairpersons who stand accused of favouring their cronies. This comes as the politburo has postponed all deliberations on petitions and letters of…

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ZANU PF tempers flare over selection of candidates

HARARE – ZANU PF is in turmoil over its forthcoming primary elections, with senior party officials now battling to calm down angry members who are fuming over the conduct of the party’s provincial chairpersons who stand accused of favouring their cronies. Read full story in today’s paper. [GoogleAd]

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Chihuri shouldn’t behave like a fugitive

HARARE – The whereabouts of former Zimbabwe Republic Police commissioner general Augustine Chihuri have remained a mystery after he twice failed to appear before the parliamentary portfolio committee on Mines and Energy. When he appeared before the committee on Mines and Energy, his successor Godwin Matanga said they could not locate him. Chihuri has since…

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Harare City Council sacrifices $220m

HARARE – Harare City Council (HCC) is offering residents a discretional offer of discounts of 30 percent on outstanding bills and rates, a move which effectively means the local authority is forfeiting up to $220 million of the money it is owed by felonious residents. HCC is currently owed a total of $733 million by…

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Guzah’s son demands medical assistance

HARARE – ZANU PF MP for Hurungwe West Keith Guzah’s son Kevin has filed an application demanding an order directing Chinese nationals that shot him and his girlfriend under unclear circumstances at the Belgravia Shopping Centre in Harare recently to foot their medical bills. This comes after the two have also filed an $822 000…

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‘Zim Airways: Govt not telling the truth’

HARARE – The government of Zimbabwe is not telling the nation the truth with regards to the purchase of new planes, analysts contend. Last week, a Zimbabwe Airways plane, registered as Z-RGM, arrived at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, the first of four B777s controversially purchased from Malaysia. Malaysian Airlines decommissioned the 777s following…

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Will all 118 political parties last the race?

HARARE – While there are at least 118 political parties registered to take part in this year’s harmonised elections, few of them will survive until election day with others vanishing after elections. This is not the first election that has been dominated by such political parties with suspicions most of them are sponsored to cause…

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Women rapists resurface

HARARE – The bizarre cases of women ganging up, kidnapping men and raping them has resurfaced again after a Harare man was recently drugged and driven to Rusape one early morning after being offered transport in a Toyota Prado by four women. People are reminded of sisters Sophie and Netsai Nhokwara, along with their friend…

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Uhuru celebrations without Mugabe

HARARE – Zimbabwe celebrates its 38 years of independence on Wednesday in a rare occasion which for the first time is not going to be presided over by former president Robert Mugabe, who resigned in November last year following a military intervention. Since the country’s independence from the British colonial rule in 1980, Mugabe, who…

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Rising cholera cases trigger fears of 2008

HARARE – There is fear that the rising number of cholera cases in Harare could lead to another deadly outbreak such as witnessed in 2008 unless health authorities act swiftly to contain the highly infectious disease which is spreading rapidly in the capital. This comes as the disease is spreading in the capital with seven…

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