chiefs in zimbabwe

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been criticised for prioritising pampering chiefs with new top of the range vehicles when the country is grappling with food insecurity and hospitals are without medicines.
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Local Government deputy minister Mariam Chombo has disclosed that government is planning to splash on traditional leaders to cushion them against economic turbulences.
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President Robert Mugabe's vote-buying charm offensive is swiftly moving into gear. Chiefs will get their brand new Isuzu double cab vehicles in the next two weeks, Local Government, Rural Development and National Housing Minister Saviour…
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Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa could not have been serious when he said traditional leaders are expected to be pro-Zanu PF and can never be apolitical. Needless to say that as the minister responsible for the Justice portfolio, he was…
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HARARE - Chiefs, who had earlier threatened to boycott their annual conference demanding brand new cars, farms and an increase in their allowances, will today take on President Robert Mugabe, hoping he will press his administration to cough…
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As people in and out of Zimbabwe try to come to terms with the widely unexpected results of the July 31 2013 harmonized elections, more evidence has emerged that traditional leaders played a key role in ensuring a Zanu PF victory.
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