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HARARE – Neville Mutsvangwa, the son of Zanu-PF spokesman Chris Mutsvangwa and Women’s Affairs Minister Monica Mutsvangwa, will remain in remand prison for a few more days after the High Court postponed ruling on his bail bid to May 27.
HARARE – In a scathing attack, Zanu PF spokesman Chris Mutsvangwa has implicated Vice President Constantino Chiwenga in the arrest and detention of his son, Neville, on charges of illegal currency trading.
Walter Mzembi: “So many theories are being thrown around as to what may have led to Cde Chris Mutsvangwa’s abrupt dismissal by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. I proffer my own based on what led to his dismissal by Mugabe in 2016.”
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has removed Christopher Mutsvangwa as Minister of Veterans of the Liberation Struggle Affairs with immediate effect without stating his reasons.
Zanu PF spokesman Christopher Mutsvangwa has claimed the resignation of Nelson Chamisa as leader of the opposition Citizens for Coalition Change (CCC) was a victory for members that were fighting for democracy in the party. Chamisa on Thursday quit the party he founded two years ago, arguing that it was “contaminated” by infiltrators and hinted that “we have fresh things we need to do.”
By Tendai Ruben Mbofana
I was listening to a most interesting debate at the CEO Africa Annual Roundtable recently held in Zimbabwe’s resort city of Victoria Falls.
This year’s Roundtable went under the theme, ‘Delivering the Vision: Prospering through Smart Partnerships’.
During this meeting, there was a debate moderated by renowned publisher and Chairman of Alpha Media Holdings, Trevor Ncube.
Those locking horns were Chris Mutsvangwa (ZANU PF spokesperson and Minister of Veterans of the Liberation Struggle), Tendai Biti (former opposition CCC legislator and Minister of Finance, 2009-2013), and Nigel Chanakira (investment banker).
The main focus of the sometimes heated debate was basically whether the economic and political environment in Zimbabwe was conducive for investment, and if not, what was hindering development in the country.
Mutsvangwa was rabidly supportive and largely defensive of the Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa administration’s policies.
No surprises there!
However, it was what he did not say that peaked my curiosity.
Speaking at a hybrid roundtable event at London’s Chatham House, Christopher Mutsvangwa, the party’s spokesperson, emphasized that the opposition should first secure voters’ trust and, once in power, initiate legislative changes instead of criticizing the existing system.
Zanu-PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa has warned election observers in the country against undermining Zimbabwe’s electoral processes saying “we know our sovereign status as an organised people”.
The ruling Zanu PF party is crying foul that opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) supporters allegedly hijacked their constituency Whatsapp groups and started campaigning for their party leader Nelson Chamisa.
By Christopher Mutsvangwa
The whole gold hullabaloo about illicit gold is plain codswallop and balderdash. The country‘s detractors coalesced around George Soros and his Open Society Institute of Southern Africa are clearly miffed and terribly disappointed that Zimbabwe has reverted to and resurrected gold as the reference anchor of the United States Dollar.
For years, hyperinflation has been the bane and bugbear of the besieged Zimbabwe economy. The Ango-Saxon world and its European kith and kin launched a concerted economic attack. The goal being to force Zimbabwe to its heel so it could cry ‘Uncle‘. The fiat US dollar as the infant global currency of new baby America was deployed to mercilessly decimate the Zimdollar fiat money inherited from colonial Rhodesia. The desperate currency scenario called for creative innovation.
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