Dzikamai Mavhaire

FIRED Energy Minister Dzikamai Mavhaire’s love-hate relationship with President Robert Mugabe is a perfect example of how one can resurrect from political obscurity to political stardom, and then fall back again to the political dustbins —…
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Vice-President Joice Mujuru should “re-consider” her position as the country’s number two, while two cabinet ministers “should not have anything to do” with the country’s governance, combative new war veterans boss Christopher Mutsvangwa…
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When President Robert Mugabe announced his cabinet soon after his party’s resounding victory in the July 2013 ballot, most people derisively laughed at the mention of Dzikamai Mavhaire as the Minister of Energy and Power Development. They…
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Energy and Power Development Minister Dzikamai Mavhaire lost all the irrigation equipment at his farm in Masvingo last week to thieves, according to state media reports.
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The appointment of politicians as board members of Zesa Holdings and its nine subsidiaries has attracted vicious public backlash. The appointments were equated to corruption meant to benefit Zanu PF officials who are not in government.
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Energy and Power Development Minister Dzikamai Mavhaire yesterday appointed board members for Zesa Holdings and its nine subsidiaries, with the new boards dominated by politicians and former ambassadors.
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Zanu-PF Politburo member and Energy Minister Dzikamai Mavhaire has called for an end to jockeying for positions ahead of the ruling party’s December 2014 elective congress, saying there were no vacancies in the Presidium.
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ENERGY minister Dzikamai Mavhaire is entangled in a US$654 million dodgy deal involving the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), a subsidiary of power utility Zesa Holdings, in which the firm could be forced into huge cash outlays if a proposed…
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ZESA Holdings subsidiary, Powertel, will roll out electronic vending of electricity recharge cards in about a month’s time in a bid to improve revenue collections.
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MUTARE - It is not economically viable to resuscitate the Feruka Oil Refinery in Mutare which was shut down around 1966 because the plant is now aged and does not have the capacity to meet market demands of the 21st century, it has emerged.…
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