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Kasukuwere has no power to nationalise: PM
Government on Thursday took over all foreign mining firms that have not complied with the Indigenisation and Empowerment law to dispose 51% shareholding to locals. But, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai immediately rebuffed the claims and urged business to ignore Kasukuweres notice.
Spanish ambassador dies in car crash
SPAIN’S ambassador to Zimbabwe, Ms Pilar Fuertes Ferragut, died in a car accident in Namibia on Monday while on holiday. Ambassador Ferragut was also the Spanish ambassador to Zambia and Malawi.
Picture: Welshman Ncube playing mini soccer
President of the smaller MDC faction, Professor Welshman Ncube, seen here playing mini soccer (slug). The Industry and Commerce Minister was at a growth point in Lupane, Matabeleland North province.
Mugabe & Tsvangirai spar in public over age
HARARE – A policy conference in Harare yesterday turned into a battle of wits between President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai. A statement by Tsvangirai that old equipment found at most of Zimbabwe’s industries needed replacement exposed Mugabe’s worst fears about his age.
Shocking allowances for Chombo ‘revival’ team
Fungai Mbetsa the chairman of the so called Chitungwiza Revival Team appointed by Ignatius Chombo has admitted that in addition to a monthly allowance of US$12 000 approved for him by Chombo, he is also getting another US$4 000.
Chief says ‘King’ Mugabe will die in office
BULAWAYO – Zimbabwe is ruled by a monarch King Robert Mugabe, the chairman of traditional chiefs in Mashonaland East Province said on Wednesday, adding that the 88-year-old leader would die in office.
Gono wanted to form his own political party
HARARE- The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Gideon Gono, intended to form his own political party because he felt President Robert Mugabe and his party, Zanu PF were now so weak and no longer relevant to the country according to the latest Wikileaks cables.
Zimbabwe to export its unemployed nurses
ZIMBABWE will soon start exporting its sought-after but redundant nurses to other countries following discussions to strike government-to-government agreements to facilitate the move. The country is unable to employ the nurses owing to a blanket freeze on new recruitment recently imposed by the Ministry of Finance.




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