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The Affirmative Action Group (AAG) has plunged into leadership chaos following the dismissal of its former President Mike Chimombe and the appointment of its incumbent leader Pedzisayi Scott Sakupwanya by the association’s founding President Philip Chiyangwa without notify the two of the developments.
ZANU PF youth league secretary for indigenisation Mike Chimombe is under fire for allegedly fanning factionalism and sponsoring violent gangs that are reportedly decampaigning President Emmerson Mnangagwa in Chinhoyi.
Despite facing charges of using fake papers to win a US$60 million government tender to supply Covid-19 material, dodgy businessman Delish Nguwaya, has been appointed into the Affirmative Action Group (AAG) executive by founding president Phillip Chiyangwa.
LONDON – Affirmative Action Group (AAG) president, Dr Chamu Chiwanza is scheduled to deliver a keynote address at the launch of The Shift UK, a business enterprise scheme that brings together corporate leaders to discuss key issues affecting the African continent.
The Affirmative Action Group (AAG) has intervened in a mine ownership wrangle after senior Zanu PF officials and officials from the Mines ministry attempted to wrestle a gold mine from Chief Sigodo in Silobela.
BULAWAYO – JOHN Love Motors in Bulawayo yesterday closed shop after operating in the city for about 40 years amid indications the company has been facing financial difficulties. When a Chronicle news crew visited the garage yesterday, some of the equipment was being dismantled.
At least 23 Bulawayo families will have their houses and residential stands auctioned today for failure to pay debts owed to council and different financial institutions. An auction company with offices in Harare and Mutare, Hollands Auctioneers, is conducting the auction which has drawn the ire of the Affirmative Action Group (AAG).
White commercial farmers in Mashonaland West said they were last week ordered by Zanu PF provincial chairman, Temba Mliswa to vacate their farms by May 15 this year or risk unspecified action.
GWERU – If flamboyance is anything to go by, then debt-ridden businessman Phillip Chiyangwa definitely knows how to display his stuff. But delivering an address to an academic crowd is not his domain, if his “public lecture” at the Midlands State University (MSU) last week is anything to go by.
HARARE- The fight to control the Affirmative Action Group has intensified with businessman Temba Mliswa alleging that founding president Philip Chiyangwa cannot solely control the black empowerment lobby group.