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HARARE – Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has scoffed at ex-secretary general Tendai Biti’s attempt to haul him before a disciplinary hearing, saying the former Finance minister should concentrate on his own party.
Controversial Masvingo provincial minister, Kudakwashe Bhasikiti, is at it again — this time allegedly working in cahoots with a private company in expropriating land at the Chingwizi transit camp owned by the late Vice President Joshua Nkomo.
A ZANU PF minister says there will be no more seizures of foreign-owned properties as the effects of the party’s ruinous land grab policy continue to bite. Environment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere said this at an event to mark $17.7 million worth of funding for the country, from the European Union (EU) on Monday.
A new organisation based in Johannesburg has started engaging the authorities in South Africa, seeking a commitment that permits granted to Zimbabweans under a special dispensation period, will be renewed.
A “devil” rapist who attacked his victim in front of her child has been handed an 18-year year sentence. Smirking Tafadzwa Rungo, originally from Zimbabwe but now based in Ashford, carried out his brutal assault while talking about Satan and the Devil.
There are those that differ with me on whether or not we still need to debate the question of why we had to take our land back. Those that differ with me on this issue are, to use the colloquial, simply wrong.
One of the leading international financial institutions, Standard Chartered Bank, faces a US$1 million for an alleged illegal use of a portrait advertising its brand without the knowledge of the bearer.
Tendai Biti’s breakaway movement has claimed that it is on the verge of signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with other political parties to form a grand coalition, but other formations have dismissed the claim as a lie.
The mainstream media would have us believe that President Robert Mugabe is to sack or reproach Information minister Jonathan Moyo over allegations of abusing the State-owned media for partisan interests.
I read about the way Americans came up with a law on corporate governance called the Sarbanese-Oxley Act and wished if something like that could happen in Africa. I am not interested in the law itself, but in the way in which two individuals from two different political persuasions introduced Bills that eventually led to the landmark eponymous law.