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South Africa nursed the Zmbabwean political crisis right from its infancy in the late 90s. Every decision that South Africa took towards the Zimbabwean crisis was not aimed at delivering rule of law and democracy which its citizens have never tasted since their so called independence was attained in 1980.
Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Nicholas Goche remains in critical condition in hospital. He was admitted on Tuesday. A doctor at the hospital who spoke on condition of anonymity yesterday said Minister Goche was still in the Intensive Care Unit.
Zimbabwe’s economy is expected to grow by 3.2 percent in 2015, the finance minister said Thursday, but the bulk of the new budget would have to be allocated to spending on public wages.
Those in the know say the new Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association chairman, Chris Mutsvangwa is a mental case, untreated since the days he used to kill villagers accused of selling out.
Charamba’s dismissal of the charges levelled against Vice-President Joice Mujuru and other ministers as mere political allegations, and the arrest of Job Sikhala expose a desperate regime resorting to rule by intimidation.
Relations between President Robert Mugabe and Justice Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa have soured dramatically in recent weeks, according to impeccable sources from State House.