Ozias Bvute

Outspoken Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has urged former cricket administrator and Zanu PF legislator Ozias Bvute to be patient after the ruling party disqualified him from the race for Mashonaland East provincial chairmanship.
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In the past, the party had a number of people, including the late Absolom Sikhosana and Pupurai Togarepi, who were over 35 years, but held positions in the youth league
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Bvute has now approached the High Court seeking to extinguish a judgement which gave power to Megalink Investments (Megalink) to attach Bvute’s property over the said debt.
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In today’s second analysis of the National Social Security Authority (Nssa) forensic report on the key individuals implicated in the State pension fund prejudice of US$175,25 million, NewsDay Business is focusing on former pension fund…
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Adam Molai, Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry minister Priscah Mupfumira, Robin Vela and Ozias Bvute are the individuals heavily implicated in the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) forensic report.
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Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) yesterday said it recorded a $13,5 million surplus position in the year to December 2017, after collecting $31,9 million in revenue.
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Businessman James Makamba, who ended 12 years of self-imposed exile four months ago, has been exposed for plotting to bring down Information Communication Technologies (ICT) and Cyber Security minister Supa Mandiwanzira through a…
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Hopewell Chin’ono - "It is amazing how we get animated with factional fights and ignore relationships that are generally corrupt and affect us as a people. The biggest threat to the state and its survival is the continued abuse of state…
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The Postal and Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) yesterday made history by holding its first ever annual general meeting since 2001 when it was established.
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By Bridget Mananavire Government is looking at setting up over 600 telecommunications towers across the country, through a $250 million fund from the Universal Services Fund (USF), a Cabinet minister has said. Information…
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