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Zimbabwe’s security force leaders sidelined the nation’s economic chiefs and forced the government to issue an order to close the stock exchange and halt most mobile-money transactions, people familiar with the situation said.
Former Police Commissioner Augustine Chihuri has claimed that his successor, Godwin Matanga is not qualified for his job adding that the security chief appointed after the November 2017 military coup does not have an O Level certificate and his deputies are more educated than him.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration has been embarrassed again, this time by the Namibian government after its Ambassador, Ashipala-Musayvi, dismissed reports that her country had donated a consignment of 4 449 test kits to Zimbabwe that would be used to accelerate COVID-19 testing in the country.
Former National Social Security Authority (NSSA) chairman Robin Vela has vowed to fight what he sees as abuse of power and official overreach after a court cleared him of corruption.
Renowned economist, Gift Mugano has resigned as board chair of the Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Ziscosteel) over attempts to stifle his critical views on government policy. Barely a year after his appointment in September last year, Mugano submitted his resignation on Monday.
Defence minister Oppah Muchinguri sensationally told Parliament yesterday that morale among members of the Zimbabwe National Army had hit rock bottom as a result of the failing economy and that many were now tempted to engage in corrupt activities to make ends meet.
Vultures are circling over MDC-T acting president Thokozani Khupe with insiders saying there is a plot to oust her by end of this month after she failed to convene an extraordinary congress (EOC) within the three months as ordered by the Supreme Court in March.
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Former Police Commissioner General, Augustine Chihuri has accused his successor Godwin Matanga of burning his Greystone Park family house and instructing a police officer to shoot him a few days after the military coup that ousted the late former president Robert Mugabe.
Former Police Commissioner General, Augustine Chihuri has deposed a sensational affidavit in the High Court claiming that President Emmerson Mnangagwa forced himself on his then pregnant wife during the liberation war before making sure the pregnancy was terminated