HARARE – Robert Mugabe has embarked on an intricate charm offensive ahead of general elections as he hosts Central Intelligence and Security Services of Africa (CISSA) chiefs, sources in President’s Office says this is a daylight bribery mission.
Iran’s ostracized leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has upped the ante in relations with Zimbabwe with reports that Tehran is involved in a massive cyber training exercise of hundreds of Zimbabwe’s intelligence and military operatives Nehanda Radio has gathered.
Four CIO operatives on Tuesday visited the home of Shepherd Maisiri in Headlands, the scene of the gruesome death of his son, Christpower in a suspected arson attack. He will be buried on Thursday in Dzikiti village, his father confirmed.
People were on occasion made to lie on thorny branches first, after which 5 Brigade ran along their backs to embed the thorns before the beatings. People were made to roll in and out of water while being beaten, sometimes naked.
A 34-year-old man who shot and killed the Chiredzi Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) district head while trying to steal his vehicle has been sentenced to death.
It has been alleged that ‘political analyst’ Danny Musukuma, who filed an urgent application at the High Court in Harare to stop the holding of the Second All-Stakeholders Conference, is a CIO operative.
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu PF and some secret service agents have been fingered by South Africa’s African National Congress (ANC) in a sinister plot to derail that country’s economy by fanning mines unrest.
A suspected member of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), who also holds a position in ZANU PF, is allegedly recruiting youths in the Midlands Province and using them to threaten anyone supporting the MDC with death.
A Harare woman on Thursday left the court in stitches after she accused her CIO husband of abusing her because he feels insecure as a result of his erectile problems. She accused him of beating and insulting her in the presence of their children.
Members of the army, police and Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) are secretly being recruited to take charge of the upcoming national population census that will likely determine the constituency boundaries for the general next election.
A decision by controversial diamond mining firm Anjin Investments to suspend 1,500 workers, who went on strike demanding better pay and working conditions, has opened up a can of worms with several workers speaking out for the first time.
Masvingo today witnessed a bizarre incident as two trucks full of members of the CIO crushed and assaulted Community Tolerance Reconciliation and Development (COTRAD) activists who took to the streets to mark 4 years after the June 2008 Zanu PF reign of terror.
Human rights group Global Witness has recommended an investigation into the activities of mysterious Chinese business tycoon Sam Pa, diamond firm Anjin Investments and Sino Zimbabwe.
“How about a challenging and rewarding career in the service of your country” was a catch-phrase on Air Force of Zimbabwe’s job adverts which, many years ago, could easily attract the eye of a curious and adventurous youngster across the racial and ethnic divide.
Many officials in ZANU PF have considered jumping ship and joining other political parties, but a fear of reprisals has stopped them from doing so, a former MP and Deputy Minister has told SW Radio Africa.
Christopher Hatikure Mutsvangwa, the former director of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) unleashed a reign of terror in the Norton constituency after losing to a little known MDC-T candidate in 2008. Several opposition activists died at the hands of terror mobs he personally directed.
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