Central Intelligence Organisation

At least four directors in the Central Intelligence Organisation have been retired, with two of them waiting further redeployment. CIO director Ambassador Isaac Moyo confirmed the development yesterday.
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Former president Robert Mugabe’s surprise interview on the eve of the elections on Sunday gave some rare insights into the suspicions the 94-year-old teetotaller had always had towards his successor, President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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An unlicensed member of the Central Intelligence Organisation has appeared in court for causing a head-on collision that resulted in the death of one person along the Ngundu-Tanganda Road in April.
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In an interesting turn of events, and as concerns grow over the security of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, war veterans are putting pressure on Vice President Constantino Chiwenga — who is in charge of the country’s security cluster — to do…
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Vice President Kembo Mohadi’s aide Cde Nelson Dube, who succumbed to injuries sustained during last week’s White City Stadium blast and was declared a liberation war hero, was buried yesterday.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s rebuke of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) over its involvement in the running of Zanu PF primary elections has received mixed reactions, with some analysts saying he was right to censure the force while…
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Self-styled Harare prophet Gathry Chiredzero (popularly known as Madzibaba Gathry), who allegedly masqueraded as a Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) operative and stalked President Mnangagwa while armed with a loaded pistol, yesterday…
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The trial of police detective Joseph Nemaisa accused of attacking a Central Intelligence Organisation informer - kicked off yesterday with the cop claiming he was empowered by the law to use force on the complainant.
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Senior secret service operatives who were put on one-year renewable contracts after reaching their retirement age have now been released from the CIO.
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The dreaded axe is seen shifting to the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) where some of the senior officers are at risk of either being retired, sacked or reassigned.
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